The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-03
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield, Oct 3.-The police author sties have received a complaint from William Burr that sometime early yes serday morning thieves entered one Of his cotfa ges on the beach front and Tansacked the place. He reported that his losses are nothing more than that the thieves to take them away must have done so in a a team.
 For the past two days two suspicious young men have been seen about the beach and their actions noted Prop rietor McNamara of the Ivy Cottage sphoned John p. Boyle Tuesday that Fthe cottagers did not relish their pres lence. He desired that MT. Boyle pol zsh up his wardenss badge and shoo them off the beach
 Many compIaints- are made to the authorities at the beginning of the summer season by owners of cottages been broken into during the winter layof and the effects disturbed. In some instances thefts of household eff fleets, lace curtains and bed clothes
 There is one effective way of the cot taEe owners ridding the beach of this nuisance, They could occasionally and bring about the arrest of trespas- serz Those who reside on the beach all season state that they often see es TzS arrest of about half dozen on trespasS warrants ought to be most effective
 There are several steps in the law to be followed out h4fore William c. 'Kinseila can secure full control of the liquor license held by Thomas Noon. There Is an action now pending be- fore the Common Pleas court against Noon. which will be heard to-day or tomorrow Noon may lose his license and may not The court can refuse to grant a certificate can grant the certtficates which will allow Noon fzs rrE IG probable that a certifijcate will be granted but with the provision that the license must be sold Should the court see fit not to grant the certih- cate the saloon will be closed and MT. KfnseIla will have to make applica- tion for new license.
 Howard N Wlakeman of Southport has concluded that bucking the local Republican machine is tough if not almost impossible proposition He announced his candidacy for judge of probate before Justice Bacon Wake man, but he did not see the right ones, who have the handing out of that it is just as easy running now as when he entered the race. The justice knew where he stood when he said: I've never entered a contest yet that I was not sure of winning out''
 There were about 150 in attendance at the lecture of Prof. Job at the evening. Of this number a great number came as guests of members of the grange. Prof. Job who is the state ornithoIogist and a. lecturer at the state agricultural college is very clever and entertaining speaker
 The next meeting of the grange will fsseS Night The Bookcases Pomo- ma Ceres and Flora will have charge of the evenings program. They de sire that members of the grange bring specimens of fruit, grains and flowers on that evening.
 committee from the Stratfield I'm
 1fn Y-ea6 with SeIectmen Rowe, Lobdell and Fox to consult with the officials of the trolley and telephone companies rela- tive. to the better placement of their poles in the StratfieId district. The committee includes Messrs- Ives, Sut- ton and Armstrong;
 Selectman Charles Fox has lost in his suit against Isiah Ferry of Beth ei A decision was handed down by Judge Horace B. Scott in the Common Pleas Court this week Se1ectman Fox owned valuable hunting dog which was killed by Ferrys auto- A liability insurance company assumed insurance company had lost out in the suit their counsel intended to ap- peal to the Supreme court of errors
 There will be a meeting of the School Board next Monday afternoon.
 Miss Nellie KinseIIa of Pine Creek street has returned from a trip to the Adirondacks.
 Mrs Hanford Lyon has returned from 9 few days visit to New York
 1Ir and Mrs Henry H. Perry have returned to their home in Southport after a month spent in Maine.
 Miss Maria CasseII has returned to her home in Jersey after spending a week with MT. and Mrs. John H. Bon ney-
 Frost got in it's good work Tuesday evening The temperature at Green 1laId Hill was 90 degrees above. It is stated that at the same time the thermometer at the beach registered fl degrees
 Miss Loretta Perry has left for In- cianapoIfs where she will remain for a short time
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