The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-29

can was sent for a. doctor Dr. J. M. Nolan responded and after a time re- set the broken member. She was later taken to her home assisted by a couple of friends.
 The National club is to give a dance on every Saturday night from Novem- Der 2nd until further notice is siven They win be held in the National hall With Grace brother orchestra in charge of the music
 J. M. -Whittlesy Of Morris and R. G. Chase of Bridgeport, were at the West port hotel for dinner yesterday
 Henry B. Wheeler, 81 yeans ola, died at his residence in Weston on Sunday morning. The funeral will take ? lace the Weston cemetery.
 Town Clerk Hyatt married Charles Dietz of Fairfield and Violet Eldred Of Westport in his office on Monday. =
 Sheriff Eli Mead went to New York yesterday morning on business. He was accompanied by a number of oth-
 Mrs. William Adams has returned from an over-Sunday visit in New
 A fine chestnut horse owned by a Mr. Meeier at the Greens Farms cor ner,- met with sad death, yesterday morning. On Sunday night the beast where : brook and a barb wire fence Is noticed- Ia some way the animal got twisted in the wire. was thrown to mainder of the nibht On Monday morning MT. Mee4ker went to hitch his horse up and noticed him in the lot impossible. He was down and to stay too. The animal was in such con- dition by that time that it was nec- esary to shoot him.
 The trolIeys were late for a while yesterday morning through this place due to the fact that a wire had been proper schedule was resumed before noon time.
 District Deputy Frank L. Wilder of Bridgeport has been invited as the. guest of honor at special meeting of Temple lodge No 85 to take place on Nov. 2. A banQuet will be in order at this time and all members are sure mittee in charge Is also working up a number of other amusementS for that night.
 known as the American Boys club has been recently started through the ef- forts of Miss Catherine Hut. librarian of the library is being fitted up for the purpose of holding weekly meet ings. The study of American history of time also devoted to amusements The club will meet for the first time Wednesday evening when the subject for discussion will be '"The Life of An drew Jackson
 The following list shows the vital statistics at Greens Farms for the
 
 MT. and Mrs. John Lawrence, MT and Mrs. Angelo Agorve, MT. and Mrs. Mo Dermott, MT. and Mrs. Stewart Sher- wood and MT. and Mrs. Herbert Pres ton. Girls to MT. and Mrs. M J Dan aher, MT. and Mrs. Frank Hoyt MT. and Mrs. John Turner, Marriages: Miss Miss Cathmerine Charcut and Jacob Suraloki; Miss Mary Fibbraio and Am thony Feira: Miss Julia s. Adams and Thomas Carol Davis; Miss Eleanor rTsay Miss Louise F'eige and Frederick Holz- hauser; Miss Lily May Ford and James F. Evans. Deaths: Louis Chichisola. years; James Kelly, 40 years; Miss Emeline Nash Sturges, 72 years; Tony
 The members of the RidgefieId band held an outing, Saturday, at Conpo beach. It vas an annual affair and W. Allen of Ridgeheld. shore dinner YVES served an7 the band rendered a concert in the afternoon.
 The annual harvest festival of the M E. church was brought t1 a close Saturday. It, as usual. proved to be a success.
 Mrs. J. Sanford Gregory of sauga- tuck is spen 7iag a few days with rela- tives in Brooklyn
 The supper and entertainment which was given by the Staple High school students last evening. was largely at- tended and a pleasant time enjoyed by all. Supper was served from s until 8 o'clock and was followed by the farce Mrs Oakley's Telephone The following students took part in the play: Mrs. Oakley, Miss Ethel Tovey; Constance, her friend, Miss Gladys Stone; Mary, cook, Miss Aretta Blamey and Emma the maid, Miss Henrietta Mackenzie. A musical program was rendered by the following pupils: Miss Virginia Park, Miss Gladys Stone, Miss Ruth Nichols, Miss Dorothy Lehn, Miss Ethel Tovey, Miss Henrietta Macken- zie, Franklyn Hubbard and Granville