The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-22
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- 9aperS Tn a Su1C TOT S0sUUU were SeTV- ed officially Wednesday by Deputy Sheriff D. J. Russell on Ina c. Too1ey, Mabel K. Tooley, instituted against the Tooley estate by the Bridgeport Hos pitaI Ina Tooley is an inmate of a hospital at the present time, and the papers were left at the home of the Tooleys, on North Main street, above Paradise Green, Stratford, In the ser- l,Vice it is in evidence that the action is legally covered by leaving the pa pers at their home, although occupied at present by others, yet contain a material part Of their furniture and effects.T The suit is brought against the Tooleys as heirs of the estate of Frederick Tooley. It is understood that Messrs. Bushnell and Scoville have been made correspondents as holders of certain mortgages on said property.
 ENTERTAINING SISTERS.
 Mrs M. Smith of New York and Mrs. l. E. Stiles of Chicago. sisters of Mrs. street were visitors at her home dur ing the week.
 TRADING POST.
 The members of Okenuck tribe of Red Men are beginning thus early in the season to make preparations for the annual trading post and carnival of the tribe which will be held in Red Mems hall during the coming fan. It is planned to make the arair this year bigger and better than 1t ever Wa3 before and to this end no expense will be spared by the committee in charge. No definite arrangements have yet been made for the coming trading post but it is stated by the members of the tribe that plans for the affair will be inaugurated within few rays and every effort made to have the affair a SpIepdid success
 MUSICALE LAST NIGHT. The musicale held last evening at l the Weatogue Country club was large ly attended by members and their friends and in spite of the fact that the evening was rather chilly for this time of year all present enjoyed the evenings entertainment which con sisted of vocal and instrumental mum bers, to the utmost. The members of the committee which had charge of the affair are to be congratulated on the fine entertainment provided at the club last evening.
 SOON TO MARRY. Miss May Canary, a young lady well known in Stratford is soon to become the, bride of Edward Hall of Bridgeport. Miss Canary is now visiting in Albany, N. r., but will re- turn to Bridgeport within a few days when the ceremony will take place. En1met Beards1ey, Jr., Robert Coyne and John Cronan will be ushers at the nuptiaIs. A reception will be held at The Stratfield before the young people start on their honeymoon. They will reside in Fairfield avenue, Bridge port, being at home after October 1.
 ST JAMES FAIR.
 Rev. M. J. O'Connor, pastor of St. James church will begin to prepare within a few days for the annual fair of the parish which is to be held soon in Red Mems Ha1l.s Father O'Connor expects the fair this year, to be the crowning affair of its kind ever held since he has been located in Strat- ford. As the new church is in course of construction and money neededd as it has never been needed before in the history of. the parish it is expected that he will receive a generous pa tronage and that the fair this year will be the biggest success of any ever held in the town.
 THE COMING SHOW.
 Stratford Center is placarded with gay colored posters advertising the four act comedy Tracked by a Tramp which is to be held in the town hall Saturday night by the T. H. s. Producing Company. The ad- vance man of the show has been in town within the past couple of days ar4 he says the show will be a fine