The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-25
WESTPORT

w EO TUX Westport Sept. 25-Medical Examin- CT pr. Frederick Powers fearful Of the possibilities that might develop in the Burke has ordered the the two P to under go treatment at the Pasteur Institute i1s New York. Frank1yn HubbeH was week following knowledge that he had been bitten by w. H. Taylor's dog. The treatment at the New York in stitution covers eighteen visits for which $100 is charged for each pa tient. The expense must be borne by the town
 warden, has been watchfu1 since pr. Powers gave out the order for the n1uzzling Or leasf1ing of all dogs Not any canines have been found unse- cured bv the official.
 The Board of Selectmen and the town clerk will meet Saturday, Sept: 2S between the hours of g a. nl- and z p. m: to pass upon the qualifica- tions of those voters, ITO Be. Made, who made application to the Regis trars of Voters last week. The select those who have been residents of the town for the past six months and the state for the past year
 About sixty made application to the This is the largest number ever to make application at one time to the IS.~. Of the party workers in getting the young vote out. In years past this vote has been overlooked. Michael Myers, member of the Democratic t18e new voters are looked upon as Democrats and that the other twenty are divided among the Republican, ms the lead.
 The table of vital statistioe for August, supplied by Town Clerk Jos bny7 to Elizabeth and Charles Martin; 2s. John Joseph to Mary and Michael Clancy; 1s. girl to Charlotte and Cliff ford Tyler Marriages: r, Edna Col var to Victor sSunderland; 19, Barbara W Rippe to George M Scarf; 21, Evelyn Banks to Oliver WillIa m smith to William H. Phelps; Is. Mar garet Mata tolcoate. to William Buck ley; g, Eleanor Taylor to Har1on Daimage Deaths, 6, Mrs Fago Baf- ley; 15. Nicholas ~Kirictes.
 A party of friends surprised Oscar Monday esrti 't evaning. m Whist tables were laid for sixteen players. When the scores were counted, Frederick Brad ley was leading them all with a 52 Bradley secured a late start at that but a dummy piled up a big score before his arrival. MT: Bradley se- cured the first prize for gentlemen and Mrs John K Gault among the ladies. Mrs Frank Godfrey and Oe- car Smith were t5s 1 second oI,el, best. best .s terday afternoon with Mrs Stanley Watts at her home in Pearl street.
 : The Saugatuck Whist club will meet Henrietta Stewart, Charles street.
 Mrs Oscar Smith is enjoying the month at Lake Winnepesa aukee. Dey- A new barn is being built on the property of Dr. Fife Tn Riverside ave- nue It replaces the barn struck by lightning and burned only a short
 Fred Fable has returned to work with his uncle Charles Fable, the undertaken, after two weeks vaca-
 Among those who registered yester- day at the Westport Hotel were Geo. Archer. Long Island; George Murphy Frank Pagan New Brunswick, N J., and J. M Burr. Erie. Pa.
 A hearing was held before Justice Platt in the United States District court in New Haven yesterday in the case of Bernard Donlin who while in toxicated robbed the mails at the saugatuck station one evening recent mt Iy Constable Allen who made the arrest was a witness at the hearing Donlfn has been out on sSe0 bonds furhisl1ed Pg gane3berr FfleraVe has purchased of Frederick John of New Cana an. the piece of property adjoining his land in North Main street.
 The Beneficient society of the Con gregational church is meeting with Mrs S M Foster at her home in Evergreen street today:
 Richard +. Taylor is now at his his home here after spending the past six weeks with friends in Pittsfeld. Mass.
 William Petrie will begin his stud ies at Pratt Institute, Brooklyn, this week.
 Rev and Mrs. Kenneth Mackenzie will return from their vacation this week Trinity church will resume service next Sunday for the first time since MT Mackenzie went away
 The sketch Barbara" will be put on in the lecture room of the Con grega tional church, Greens Farms, Friday evening, Sept. 27.
 Miss Ada Henson has returned to her home in Greens Farms after three weeks vacation spent in the Litchfie1d hills.
 s; Antoine -Deloria, Postmaster at Gar den, Mich. knows the exact facts when he speaks of the curative value of Foley Kidney Pills He says: From my own experience I recon 2