The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-28
FAIR RFIEL.D

Fairfield.s June 2s.-H cost the fam fly of A. Clirord Tait of Bridgeport, something like $500 to pay for that little joy ride their son pulled off Tn 1t is considered that the ramily got off trifle easy. for they have settled with Mrs. Davis Stilson, the woman injured, and medical expenses. The court proceedings cost $137.5S, which is made up of fines of $1oo and costs guilty to twp charges, reckless driv- ing and driving "a car without a ai- cense. The accident occurred on the Tunix Hill road near Orrs castle
 Mrs. Stilson was driving in her team when she was run down by the Tait Mrs. Stilson nor did they ascertain
 the extent of the damages to the wagon. Eye witnesses of the acci- dent informed the town authorities,
 while 1t was was but a short while
 before the owner of the car was known. The young man was arrested that evening at the home of Mrs. Stilson whither he had gone at the
 direction of his mother. The only witness called was J. Morris Wilson, timony was desired so that the court could rightly arrange the fine. Capt. George Augur was ready to appear as witness but was not called.
 Members of the Holy Name society of St. Thomas church are now train which are to be a part of the big field day on July at the Press cottage at Fairfield beach. Entrants for the fol- lowing contests. are expected to sign
 up as soon as possible with President John J. Boyle: Pole vault; potato
 jump; standing broad jump: hop, skip
 and jump; boat race; swimming race;
 Ghree-1egged race: bag race: high jump; shot put; water push bau (four on team); 100 yard dash, and 50 yard dash. Good things to eat with tenn gram. Herbert smith has donated his bower launch for the afternoon and sails on the Sound wili-be enjoyed af- l ter the completion of the athletic cal lendar. The Judges will include Rev William o'Dell and two others yet te
 be named There will be prizes fol l the winner of each athletic event. .i l Warren Sherwood, son of Rufus F Sherwood, who on Monday evenins l while riding his motor cycle crashed the road to recovery at St. vincent' hospital, Bridgeport.
 An E. M. F. owned by B. F. Bulh ] ley, ran over dog of the fox terrie1 l breed Wednesday evening. Man,
 thought the canine was Killed bu picked himself up and dashed ava like a streak His speed showed tfa his injuries were nil.. Is. Druggist N1in B. Switzer of South port will keep his place of bushes open all day Sundays in the future I Tn the past the store has been opel I on Sunday only in the morning.
 Miss Grace Tucker, a former resi- I dent of this town, at linen shove
 In her honor at girl chun,s hofn I in Bridgeport Wednesday evening, an nounced her marriage on June i Il Bridgeport. The guests were takel
 completely by surprise expecting th
 wedding to take place within sfes ! D. B. Adams who has been at th 4 westport sanitarium for treatmen to town ahd. is now at hfe home cl Cross Highways. Mrs. Adams, wh has been living with her brother. Is
 Gray. has Joined MT. Adams Hi many friends are glad to welcome hi Miss Edna Hull of Greenfield HI | has returned from Jewett City, wher .l she has been spending the past feN ; weeks with friends. Fury Hubbsll. son oe MT. and IF. IT, .fmarrfed Wednesday evening at Syfs ssi pIaces The young couple will hl4iv z here this week to take up their rest dence with 4he groom's parents.
 !. Miss Phebe Sherman of Southport ll visiting her sister, Mrs. Edward Mad I finger; Of New York.
 .i Mrs. William Henshaw will thi week welcome the return of her SO E Samuel who with his bride Of a fe1 days have been enjoying thefr honey moon trip. The newlyweds will resfd . with the groom's mother. .a i. Camp Sagamore at Fairfield beAc
 will show comfort for the rest of th ,sl season, Alfred Peterhon having lease the cottage for the hummer.