The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-09-27
FAIRFIELD FlREMEN
 WANT FIRE POLICE
 TO AID THEM IN WORK
Miss McCaffrey Became Bride Of Allentown Electrical En- gineer This Afternoon.
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(By our special correspondent.)
 Fairfield, Sept. 27.-Members of the local fire companies are discussing the Rdvisability of urging the formation Sc & Fairfield Fire Police Co- to CO., zerate with the hremen in the fight snR of fire. The police could be clothed with authority by the officials of the town and could make arrests the same hs any local officer.
 Tn the fighting of fires the members of the various companies are too bus iIy engaged to tend to other matters which they generally leave to the on- lockers. At many times the f1remen are handicapped by the curiosity of the spectators. This could be curbed lt is stated by the fire police
 Westport recently reorganized it's fire spolice and today boasts of a finely equipped organization which proves Fairfield should be behind and 1t seems likely that within short while the project will take form and an or sanitation be effected.
 John O'DonneI1, alias Gary, alias r-The Gentleman Yeggman,' who with two othefs blew the safe in the c. A. iWyrtzen store on Jan. 19 last, was yesterday sentenced by Judge Reed in the Criminal Superior court to one to two years in states prison. He also got year for pulling off like job fn Rid<efeld. Gray made a dramatic plea to the court claiming that he tried to live an honest life but was hounded by the police. He said he slipped once and served a term in prison. After his release he obtained several positions, one in a detectlVe agency, but he was discharged from them all because the police informed his employers that he was jail bird" He has been pardoned by the governors of Vermont and North Car uoIina and also was given a clean bill tof health by President Roosevelt in ase5-
 Gray when probable cause was found by Judge Wakeman on his trial here Hhe fore part of the summer created a ,sensation when he acted as his own counsel and plead his own case. He advanced number of legal questions Fw1aich clearly showed that he was thoroughly acquainted with court pro- ,lcedure. At that hearing he told the court there was a 'ATame-14p" against him and was about to tell of the s.frame'' when the court warned him what he would say would be used against him. He then stated that he rtVould tell what he knew in the upper court This hs neglected to do yester- day
 There were many who witnessed the u1uptia1s this afternoon at St. Pau1's church of Miss Kathryn McCafrey, daugfter of MT. and Mrs. Michael Mo Caffrey Of Marine avenue, and MT. Carl Alert Schneider of Allentown, Pa PThe ceremony was performed by Arch Deacon Allen E. Beeman, rector of the church. The young couple were zttended by Mrs. Oliver B. Patterson of Fairfield and Carl J. Schaus of Schenectady, N r. Following the cer- emony there was reception and we'd ding breakfast at the McCaffrey home stead in Marine avenue Early in the evening the young couple will leave on their honeymoon trip. They will reside in Allentown
 Mir and Mrs Herbert 1T. Banks eel ebrated the twentieth anniversary of lff1eir marriage at their home in Mill PIain Thursday evening. The big Eevent of the evening was the appear ance of the Coast Artillery Corps band Of Bridgeport, of which MT. Banks is Ia member The band eerenaded the couple throughout the evening.
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Mrs Molly Garter Brun- ldags. Hilme Amaret, Miss Ashmore, kAIice Brown Mary Lyon Mrs. John H4awtesworth, Ruth Barthen, Mrs iCnarles Chase. George Johnson and REr. DarIand.
 The Fairfield Dancing club will hold ats first reception of the season this evening at the Boyle Beach Casino sThe club will continue it's receptions rnost every Saturday throughout the season- F.
 The school board will meet in an inn Eportant session Monday afternoon in fhe committee room of the library at S o'clock
 The second game of the series be- Hween the Fairfield and Stratford teams will be played tomorrow at Me Gary's field. Buddington it is expected will work for the visitors and Mo- AGzarry for the residents. The home S--%- k, he fa5 vNri h kfhis time and collect the $50 side bet posted by the Stratfords.
 Nathaniel Wheeler, son of Samuel Wheeler, is with the Yale football team ngain this year. This year he is be- hng tried out at half back, while last season he was the teams regular uuarter back Wheeler is also inter Collegiate golf champion