The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-31
WESTPORT FOREMAN
 TROUGH FIRED" STILL
 LIVES WITH EMPLOYER
Justice Purdy Finds E'Non-Suft'' in
 Summary Process Action.
CBy Our Special Correspondent.

, WestpeHts July 31.-A E+non-suit'' has been found in the action brought by Daniel Levy of State street against
 his former employe, Danas Turgeor. The action heard before Justice of the Peace Samuel A. Purdy was in the na- ture Of summary process petition. The court in deciding the case found
 that the process of landlord and ten ant" did not apply but that it was in the nature of a case of master and
 servant.
 For some time Turgeon has been the superintendent of the Levy place on the state road. MT. Levy's place is the old Huenerberg place. Turgeon's | workings did not suit his employer
 who caused his dismissal. Turgeon has a three year contract this being the first year. When he was dis missed he refused to vacate the su- per1ntendent's cottage on the premises. MT Levy then brought summary pro- 1 cess to evict him from the house. It was in this particular that the court found a mon suit.'' It is now prob able that counsel for Levy will bring
 another suit of a different nature.
 It is suggested to those who have in charge the advertising of the baseball contests of the Westport team that they fix it up with the young lady who caused such 8, furore last Sunday to be present again next Sunday. The Fairfield club will be the attraction
 next Sunday, that is a side attraction ! if certain young lady is present.
 The thermometer in front of Ed Perry's barber shop in Main street
 registered 119 in the sun Tuesday af ternoen. The thermometer must he one of the six cylinder style and must have been 'thrown in high" as the au- l 4r,Je- gone just a fraction of an inch more | it would have shot through the roof, as it registers but 12O degrees. Miss May Keenan, Miss Marie Kingston and John Alderman of West Farms are visiting Francis M. Ren1in of Imperial avenue.
 After conducting a restaurant busi- ness in Main street for the past f1f teen years, David M. Ward yesterday closed the doors of his establishment. Lack of business is given as the req son for the closure. MT. Ward has taken a position with the Connecticut l Co.,. MT. Wards store is to be re-
 modelled and when completed will be occupied by the Bradley Hardware Go.
 John Sullivan, the Saugatuck news l dealer, will start on a two weeks va | cation tomorrow. In his absence Harry Gallagher will have charge of l his store.
 Baseball. fans of town, especially ! Saugatuck, are following with inter est the work of. Harry Dolan. who is | pitching for the Scranton ball club. 1 Dolan is a former Saugatuck lad and played with the Westport testrn. 1 Yesterday's was children's day at 1 the Perry barber shop. Fond parents l deciding that the coming August weather and long locks would not l agree tempted their children to sit in | 1 era1 loving mothers who gathered the | oft caressed locks of the little ones. Il The snappy box cuts seemed to be l the most popular style, while few dead rabbits the kind where but . | stubby bristIe is left, were handed out. Seven cars, all well filled, carried | $50 children and grown ups, repre- Il senting the members of all the l churches of town excepting the Meth ! odist church of Saugatuck and the Il Church of the Assumption, to Savin 1 Rock yesterday morning. It was a gala picnic day and a gala crowd.
 Though it was rather warm the pie
 nickers did not notice it. The return from the Rock was made in the early
 evening.
 Several parties of Westporters in
 tend attending the opening of the Fairfield Firemen's Carnival in Fair field tomorrow evening". One of the gatherings will go to the nefghboring
 town in straw ride. The Fairfield
 l firemen will open their fair with a II parade about the Fairfield streets
 The drinking tank located at Main and State streets will be moved in a 'i short while to a location nearer the
 Krazy Kat restaurant
 Miss Dorothy Day, assistant at the
 library, has as her guest Miss Pauline
 Smith of Bethel.
 Miss Daisy Davis of New York. a former local resident, is visiting Mrs.
 Regina. Williams of Greens Farms. , Miss Sadie Tullock of, Stamford is } the guest of relatives in town this
 week.
 Many improvements are being made at the Westport Gun club.
 Among the many remodeling, is an . eight foot veranda around the front |, of the club house.