The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-11
FAIRFIELD VAGRANT
 GIVEN JAIL SENTENCE
Births and Marriages For June Rec orded-Congressnaan Donovan's
 Visit Starts Political Fires
By our special oorrespondent.)

CBy our special oorrespondent.)
 Fairfield. July I.-John Kakaski who claimed that he has worked around farms in this vicinity since early spring, but that he is now out of work was found guilty of vagrancy and drunkenness by Justice Bacon Wake man in the town court yesterday. On the former charge he was fined g and costs and on the latter given 10 days in jail. Kakaski was arrested by Sher- if EIwood, who found him in the Het- gel barn in Southport. He had been seen coming from the barn on several occasions. Wells Curtis informed the sheriff on Wednesday that Kakash was intoxicated and had gone into the barn It was 1eanred that Kakash had to break into the barn each time in order to get inside.
 Seven births have been recorded in the town clerks office for the month of June They incIude-June 1, a son. Ralph Whitney, to Joseph E. and Mary Whitney Sandiford; June 1, daughter. Mary, to Joseph and Julia Simon: daughter, Marjorie Isabelle, to George Banks and Gertrude Miller Ferris; June 2, daughter, Margaret, to Joseph and Theresa Gywisko; June ', daugh- ter. Mary Theresa, to Salvatore and Berbedetta. Salvo; June g, daughter, Biozurna Antonia, to Raffaele and Szu1SSSDD1nd Frank, to stephen and Julia Istram
 The maria ges recorded in the town clerks office for June include-June r. Harold Parker clerk, of Bridgeport, and Alice Kirk, also of Bridgeport married by Justice of the Peace 1e- Roy F. Beach; June ercS M SearIes, fireman, of Bridgeport, and Mary E. Weary of Fairfield, married by Rev. William J. Blake, pastor of St. Thomas church; June 16. Edwin Sher- wood, salesman, of Brooklyn N r., and Estella. Rogers, also of Brooklyn, married by Rev. Frank $. Child; June .21. c. Walter Fraleigh, salesman, or Bridgeport. and Mary M. Simko, also Of Bridgeport, married by Justice or the Peace Bacon Wakeman;J June ze' Abram J. W11dman, salesman, Of Far field and Florence Rowe, also of Fair field married by Rev. H. HI. Bene~ diet: June 30, Fred Bianchinie, ProVi- dence, and Louise De Paula, also or Providence, married by Justice of the Peace Bacon Wakeman; June 4, Law renee Busat, a machinist, of Bridge port. and Katherine Leigh, also of Bridgeport. married by Justice Bacon Wakeman; Ernest A. Berger, watch maker, of Bridgeport, and Amy M. Torren. Fairfield, married by Rev Frank $. Child.
 George H. Hawley, a resident or Corbett. N. r., and Miss Annie Roy
 
 Fairfield yesterday afternoon and ob- tained a license to wed from Assistant Town Clerk Bacon Wakeman- Mrs Simeon Pease, Miss Georgia A. Banks and Miss A. Maria Wakeman are the general committee in charge of the fete and sale to be given by the Ladies' society of the Greenfield Hill Congregational church at the church parlors on the evening of Aug. G. Part of the entertainment program has already been prepared, orches- tra from Bridgeport having been en- gagged. while Mrs. Katherine M Hol- l ton and daughter, Ruth Holten, of l Danbury, will entertain with readings | and recitations.
 A visit of Congressman Jeremiah Donovan to Fairfield during the week | has started talk among the politicians. | There are a number who look with fa- vor upon the postmas tership plum, and 1 who would not decline the office if 1t were proffered to them. There have | been a number of names mentioned, but the name of William C. Kinsella ! seems to be heard above all the oth- CTS. Congressman Donovan has not l named his man yet, but if the truth were known he has only one name in mind. That is the name which is heard the most at the present time I The Board of Selectmen are nego- | tfating with Joseph Berry for the Ieas- ! ing of a, building in Marine avenue for I the new jail. Two steel cells will be purchased and fitted up, while it is ex- pected that an attendant to be on duty l while the cells are occupied will be hired.
 Members of the Holy Name society fare making arrangements for their out ing which will be held at the beach to- morrow.
 She finished a tirade at her friend, | and ended with:
 There, I think I have made myself plain, have I not?'
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 dear; you were born that way.''-La- | dies Home Journal.