The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-20
|aAME WARDEN BOYLE
 SROOlNG THE SHOOTERS
lMsrenen.s Carnival Opens to Big Crowds-Wm Continue Till End of Fhe WeeIs-Porpoase Hunting Fop-
FAIRFIELDs

Fairaead- Aug. aO<-I.arge crowds lwere in attendance last evening on the lopening night of the Fairfield Fire lmen's carnival. The carnival opened Ialnder auspicioas conditions arguing for a splendid success, even better than Iforner carnivals given by the hrenden. tThat will be great effort for in the lpast the ffrennen's carnivals have all iways been successful. One of the fmain features lest evening was the lsinging of the Bijou Singing Four or Bridgeport Each one of these young linen is possessed of a splendid voice kwhicn blends harmoniously with their lfellow singers. Last evening they pleased with many new song hits as rwef as some of the best of the old Iones. The young men made a hit Ehe big crowd being re7niss to let them ko. They will appear again to-mor- Gow and Friday evenings. Tonight tfhe entertainment committee has ay- lranged for the appearance of Gleason land Sweezey. soloists, and for Thurs lday evening, COe and TalmadGe, club iswlngerss There is dancing every ev- Iening, the music being furnished by Hhe Coast Artillery orchestra.
 | Every member of the fire depart sn1ent is doing his best and exhibiting laais greatest effort to make the event la success and to entertain all those i1rho attend The public is responding faithfully. Local merchants as well las many Bridgeport business men have responded most willingly With sthe proceeds it is the intention of the fire laddies to purchase more fire ap- paratus. The present chemical en- Fine was secured from proceeds of for Inner carnivals.
 The Phone bell tingled at the home Aof John E. Boyle. ."The Press" cot kaee Sunday afternoon. A voice at the bother end piped out, There are men lon the beach shooting at the fish ana birds.n The advice had been given to nfr. Boyle because of his office as dep- uty game and fish warden. Warden Royle placed his ear to the ground land heard the shooting. He dashed hnto his cottage and put his field glass Ein position. He discovered a gather hng of we'll known beachers plugging kDaek and head of porpa@e. A fschool of porpoises were disporting Themselves not far distant from the ksp0t- Placing on his gum shoes and polishing up his badge, Warden Boyle beet out over the wet sands. His trip kwas not to make an arrest but to kwarn the shooters that it was the Sab ebath and also to tip, them off that a Hog will always float upon the water. FWarden Boyle informed the men that kehooting on the Sabbath was forbid kden. This was news to them as was
  e violation. Warden Boyle told them ko place the gun away, which they hdid. Then came the give-away The kmen had believed right along that Hhey had been plugging away. at a hporpoise and wondered why the animal kdid not give more than a stir when Emit. When informed that it was an kold log they were wasting the shot hapon, they couldn't be held. They kcouldn't be blamed at that. The log twas so shaped with two large knots #that it had all the appearances of be- png a porpoise.
 The road rollers. mixers and other Supplements of the, Warren Bros. were MunloAded from the trains in the rail- %oad yards yesterday. The work is Mo be started at once.
 The bazaar of the Greenfield Grange will be held Thursday of this week at Hhe Grange hall A novelty will be sfhe Bake Shop or grab bag. There twill also be a chance table and 'ta- fble where soft drinks will be sold. FBooths will be had for cake, ice cream, lcandy and fancy articles.
 Work IS progressing with the ad- fcHicn, new parlors, to the Greenfield E1iII Congregational church. The tim bbers have already been laid and the sides partially up.
 Miss Maude Bailey has resumed her ECuties as bookkeeper with the Eastern WJnderwear Co.,, after a two weeks va Ecation spent in Branford sand Indian Meek.
 EAa afisses Anna Hawkins and Mar=