The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-27

Hull have beenn secured by Mr..
Briggs to look out for his iterest while
e. S. Banks will defend the town.
Thieves entered the drug store of
John Boyle some time Saturday even
ing. When one of the clerks went to
open the store yesterday morning he
found the front door to be open.
About 50 in change had been taken
as well as a number of other things.
Entrance was gained by breaking the
lock on the front door.
A new hose wagon has been order
ed by Chief Henry Moore of the local
fire department. Arrangements will
be made with a local garage keeper
to hitch a automobile on it when
needed. The wagon will carry 500
feet of hose.
Miss Bessie Hart of Bridgeport is
spending a few days with friends in
town.
Frank Collins of Ansonia who has
been visiting at the home of relatives
on Spring street has returned to his
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Weston of
Westport are being entertained at the
home of friends on Broadway.
Mrs. J. K. Lyons of this place has
returned to her home after spending
a few days as the guest of relatives in
Georgetown.
The following new books have ar
Il
R. E. Peary; Christopher Columbus,
E. S. Brooks; How New England Was
Made, F. A. Humphrey; More Five
Minute Stories, L. E. Richards; Little
Wonderers, M. w. Morley; Our Little
Swedish Cousins, c. M. CoIburn;
Peeps of Many Lands, England, John
Finnemore; Another Fairy Reader, J.
Baldwin; Palmer Cox Brown Primer,
M. G. Judd; Little Folks Fairy Tales,
q. S. History, E. Charming; Across
South America, H. Bingham; Story
Hour, Virgins and Smith: Peru of
the Twentieth Century, P. F. Martin;
Harper's How to Understand Electro
cal Work, Onken and Baker; Pana-
ma, Albert Edwards; Second Boys
Book of Model Aerop1anes, F. A. Col
Inns; Careless Jane, Katherine Pyle;
A B c. of slctrfcity,-5W. H. Meadow
craft; Wonderful Escapes of Ameri-
cans, w. S. Booth; Letters of A1exan-
der Agassiz. G. r. Agassiz; End of
Her Honeymoon, Mrs. A. A. B.
Lounds; Westways. S.. w. Mitchell;
Boat Building, D. c. Beard; Her
Tales Told in School, James Baldwin;
Eugene Field Reader, E. F. Field;
History of Fairfield, Mrs. Schneck;
Aunt Of1ve in Bohemia, Leslie Moore;
Boy Moderator. Clarence Hawkes.:
Beyond the Old Frontier, Daniel
Crawford; Lavender and Old Lace,
Myrtle Reed; The Golden Road. L.
M Montgomery; The Golden Rule,
Delivers, Margaret Cameron; Lady
with the Rubies, E. Marlitt; Polly
anna, Mrs. E. H. Porter; Torch Bear
er, I. T. Thurston; Young Puritans
in King Philips War, M. P. W.
Smith; Young Puritans in Captivity,
M. P. w. Smith; Partners Three, r.
H. Barbour; With the Indians in the
Rockies, J. w. Schultz; Scout of To-
day, Isabel Hornibrook; Secret OF
the Clan, Alice Brown; Wild White
Woods, R. D. Smith; Boy Scouts, G.
H. RaIphson; Tad Sheldon,B Boy Scout
J. f. Wilson; Garden of Dreams, CIV.
McCau1ey; Pioneers, w. S. Gather;
Scarlet Letter, Bertha Runk1e; Out OF
the Gloucester, J. B. Connolly; Con-
LESSONS of ARENAS bubble, Arthur
Train; Pippin, Evelyn VanBuren;
Phoebe, Ernest and Cupid, I. H. Gil
more; Stephen March's Way, H. H
Knibbs; Windyrirge, w. Riley; Cap
ta.ins Three, Norman Way; joyful
Heatherby, Payne Erskine; The Up
holstered Cage, j. P. Knowles; The
Sixty-First Second, Owen Johnson;
Adventures of Miss Gregory, PercivaI
Gibbins; The Open Window, E. T.
Thurston; Iron Trail, Rex. Beach.