The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29
FAIRFIELD
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 Fairfield, Oct 29-El Elaborate prepara- tzons are being made for the dance ' to be given by the members of the Holy Name society of Saint Thomas church tomorrow. evening. The dance will be- undoubtedly. one of-ehe most successful of the season as the men. ,ae 1t a. memorable occasion The nall VIII be tastefuIly decorated with jack-o- lanterns. black-cats witches, pats ana Refreshments will be served and ev- srythfng that goes to make up good
 oeis1 1rn5G I1as Tii[ bP De the Coaet rtilery orchestra of Bridgeport and the mum bers will include the most popular se- lec4ione of the day. A good time Is as- ss1red all who attend.
 A hedge has been planted on Spring street between the post o9Hice ou1o- ing and the property belonsing 10
 Miss Ruth F1al1; a teacher in the Sta ules High school has returned from a few das's visit with relatives In Gull
 MT. and Mrs. Walter s. Merwin are entertaining at their home Mrs. W. C. Oads of Brooklyn r. +
 rharIes Dtetz efetifiss town was mar rfed, Monday morning. by Town C!erk. Joseph Hyatt of Westbrook, to Miss 3Eru. Dietx left for g. wedding trip af- ter which they. will take I'D their resi- dence in Fairfield
 Mrs Helen Johnson has returned from q visit with out of town rela-
 It Is expected that by the end of the through the Stratfieid district The people in that section have been Tor years trying to get this extensa9n; 1i The work is now nearly finished and fl looks as if the residents would soon be satisfied.
 The new line is an addition to the 3rooklawn line, starting from the -E3~ooflawn Country club and running north on straefield avenue as far as BrothweIPs bridge about 4.so0 Feet Tn :Brid~eporf to Mountain Grove ceme- tery with ;a branch line between Cl1n- ton avenue and the country club from Seaview avenue, Bridgeport To Stratfield-
 2 some time to have the state highway denartment take over this piece Of road and make a state road out of it: 2 If they would accept 1t there would 2 then be astraight piece of state road from the Bridgeport line to Easton.
 The regular meeting of the Green field grange which was sw 10 nsve Non SS1n 5 has been postponed until the fol- lowing Thursday night on account or this being election day The meet9ng of the order. who have prepared special program and all the members are requested to be present
 new plan is now under way where by the freight service at the Fair held station will be handled under a new system and better service will be presented to all merchants and people having business there The large east bound freight station has been used but very little in the past. A fine of flee has been put in shape and Edward Boyle. now ticket agent, will be put I'm charge and have nothing to care for hut the freight and see that the people are cared for. Everything is ready for the new system and all that is lacking now is orders from headQuar- fers to go ahead. The local merchants will see a big improvement soon
 Dan ODen has been transferred from the Bridgeport hospital. where he was operated on a few weeks ago. to his home on NH Plain His friends are glad to hear of his recovery. ' special telegraph wire from the western Union Telegraph company wae installed in the home of Miss Annie B. Jennings The wire is to serve election returns next Tues dav evening to an ''election party which will be entertained. A special s,neretor- will be in charge.
 The anti suffrage league of this place are holding a meeting, the first s,f tfe season, at Miss Anna Jennings residence on Main street.
 MT. and Mrs Edward J. Graham have returned to. their home in Nor wien They were in town over Sum day visiting a number of their friends.