The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-03-26
SPRING AND REAL ESTATE
 DEALS 60 HAND IN HAND
ShOre Front Realty Changes Hands-Much Activity Noted
 on The Beach Front
FAIRFIELD


 Fairfield, arch 26.-Just what dis position Samuel H. Wheeler will make T the property in Marine avenue warranty deed from Wallace M- Bulk ey, depends upon the action of the own anent the Sherman school mat .er. MT. Wheeler never stated that ae would donate the land to. the town put intimated that he would allow the ase of the property for play ground purposes during the next twenty years The townspeople as a whole are up n the air in regards to the new tchool. The majority seem to take no interest in the matter at all leav- ing it to a few to work out the finer points of the argument. The attitude Df the people cannot be blamed when H is considered that arguments for md against a new school, the present lite and a site across the street have been going the rounds since last lpring. They're sitting back now waiting for the big, fellows to do something. -*-- -.s
 Acting for O. G. Jennings, the Fair Geld Realty Co. has sold lot the beach front to James l. Brereton of Bridgeport. assistant manager of the American Graphophone Co. The lot is near Penfeld avenue and adjoins he land of Frederick Marberg. The
  | cottage to be occupied this summer.
 All signs point to bigger season lhan ever at the beach this year. Own PTS of cottage have been seen recent ly making thorough inspections of fheir holdings, while contractors make EaiIy pilgrimages to the various hous es This is the time when the owners pr their agents make their bookings for the season.
 St Thomas hall has been in the hands of carpenters and decorators being, placed in readiness for the op- Ening night tonight of the three eY- enings bazaar of the Holy Name so- ciety of St. Thomas church. The society has been the recipient of many useful gifts which will be shown in the various handsome booths.
 More signs of spring. The advent of the open trolley cars is a sure har bfnger of baImy days, but just because a few of the big open jumbos pulled through the town yesterday don't con sider that the chill is now out of the ozone. There were many cars painted up and ready for the summer travel to pass through the town but they were on their way to the Westport and Norwalk barns, where they will lin ger for many weeks before placed again in actual service.
 Further additions to the musical program which has been arranged for d lors of the Greenfield Hill Congrega- uonaI church include vocal solos, Mrs. Edna Elwood and Miss M. Louise Meeker and piano solo, Mrs. Fred A. Burr.
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Miss Jessie Elliot, Sam neI, Samuel Bozsek, Charles Bahr. To- seph E. Perry. Joseph Ellis, John Dempsey, Edith M. Wildman, A. M Ewing, Ivan Capan and Charles Hop kins.
 Arthur Chase of the StratheId dis trict following successful operation at the Bridgeport hospital is visiting at his former home in Worcester, Mass.
 There will be rally at the Strat- Held church on the evening of March B1
 The Ladies' Home Missionary So- riety will hold a supper in the par lors of the Fairfield Congregationau rhurch tomorrow evening" The vii Ands will be served from until g. ev- erything being home made.
 MT. and Mrs. Arthur Sherman of Southport have as their guests MT. and Mrs. Albert Siebecker of Brook lyn-
 Mrs. J. L. Hetzel lis entertaining Miss May Wells of Brooklyn.
 Miss Marion Donaldson, daughter of Me'iieaf Examiner and Mrs. w. H. Donaldson is enjoying her Easter Va Eat-on from her studies at Simmon' s rO1Iege Boston. She has as her guests sev"raI of her classmates.
 Mrs. Nehemiah Perry of New York Is he guest of Mrs. A. O. Jennings.
 Alorzo c. Acker writes to friends Tn town from Enterprise, Florida wh re he has been spending the win ter, that he expects soon to sail North.
 Miss Sarah Jane Perry has her guest her Sister Miss Eunice Perry of NOTWaik.
 Under the management of Mrs. Bra dley Jennings a Christian EndeaV- pr concert is being arranged for next Sur day evening at the Greenfield Con gre2atiOnal church.
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