The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-19
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who is supposed to be responsible for the majority Of the petty rohberfes which have occurred at 0reenfield Hill for the past few weeks, still gives Fairf1eld wide berth. The author tiles know who the boy is and it is safe to state that just as soon as he shows up where there is sirveillance, he will be apprehended. Among the stolen property was $1to in bills and gold from the home of Charles Ma roney It is the youth who is thought to have broken into this place. The boys mother, 1t Is said, saw her son with fifteen dollars in gold which he told her he had found. When she questioned him further he ran away and has not been seen since.
 The theft of William Meeker's horse and full rig and the breaking into of Mulligan's cafe Is the work, however of other parties evidently profession als.
 $ Strawberry festivals and sstppers are the proper thing just now when the strawberry season and the weather is just right. Two such festivals will be held locally this week. one Thursday at Hope Chapel and the other Satur- day on the lawn of the residence of MT. and Mrs. J. M. Brothwell. e
 The Hope Chapel festival will start at o'clock and will continue until 9:3Oap. m. g A program of music and other entertainments will be carried out starting at o'clock. The fes- tival Saturday afternoon will start at o'clock and continue until $. There will be music by a Bridgeport orches- tra, and sale of home made candy, cake, Ice cream and strawberries. An opportunity is also given for guests to pass among the beautiful gardens of the Wright homestead, the gardens be- ing at their greatest beauty. at this time. This festival is to be conduct cd by the Ladies of St, Pauls, the the expense of electrically fitting the church organ.
 pr. and Mrs. Locke and three chi1- dren of New York have taken. the Jennings house on Harbor Road for the season.
 Rev. William F. oDell. assistant pastor of St. Thomas church is now Norwalk.
 MT. and Mrs Henry Kehler of South port are receiving congratulations over the arrival of a som s <
 Moses Bulkiey and sister, Miss Ann Bulkley of Southport attended the Yale Harvard game at New Haven
 MT. Charles Clement ,Leitch of Pitts .burgh, Pr. was week end guest of Mir and Mrs. F. w.. Secrecy. Sasco Hill.
 In preparation for the bathing and boating season, Fred Sherwood of Southport has placed floats at the bathing house at Sasco beach and also at the B. c. M. M R. club Walter Perry of Southport was among the thousands at the Yale liar ward contest yesterday.
 The pupils of the Dwight school will hold their closing exercises on Friday evening of this week at o'clock,
 Mir and Mrs. James Smith of Greenfield Hill welcomed a little daughter on Sunday morning.
 Herb Jennings of Southport has ta- ken his boat to Norwalk. to have the craft repainted aAd refitted.
 Judge and Mrs. B: s. Banks are spending the week at East Haddarn.
 Town Clerk Joseph I. Flint is just now busily engaged in solving the mysteries of a new automobile. His Chalmers arrived last week and has been in almost constant use since. Just at the present time he is not burning up any of sthe-e roads, but when he masters the rudiments of the game look out for the records.
 Next Sunday the Fairfield team will play the westport outfit at Westport
 Druggist John B. Boyle is in attend ance at the two day convention Of the Connecticut Pharmaceutical associa- tion at the Hotel Pembroke. Wood mont