The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-05-10
FAIRFIELD

Notices of foreclosure of naortgagee ha,ve been filed with the town clerk 1T l the suits of Dandel M. Nichols vs Frederick M. Rogers, and Emma H Allen vs.s Frederick M. Rogers. the mortgages having been originally
 given to Burr & Knapp of Bridgeport
 Both suits are returnable to the Com
 mon Pleas court for Fairfield coun- ty
 Notice of suit by the Bridgeport 1 Savings Bank vs. Alfred s. Perry, to foreclose upon g mortgage has been 1 filed in the office of the town clerk returnable to the Superior court for Fairfield county. The property in
 Spring street, and another piece 60 feet in El1iot street.
 Deeds conveying the Joseph TAcaa-
 man place on Greenfield TIdH to Her man and HerIninie Pstier of New York nave been filed with the town clerk, and also a mortgage from the Petiers to I4ach1nan for sS.000 secured by the property in question. which contains about 23 1-2 acres. The sale has been previously nentioned in The Farmer and was made through Charles Lam genberg Of Westport.
 A warranty@ deed from Robert Dickie. Jr.. and William Dtclxie to Oil yer e. Jennings was filed yesterday conveying a. tract Of about 1T acres in the Holland Hill district, the sale be- ing made through the. Fairfield FceaIty Go
 superintendent of Schools e. c Bowman spoke before a large audience at the Southport Library last evening upon 'tT11e Public SchOoIs.'s Ndr. Bow man explained some of the conditions which exist, and gave his idea of what a public school in the smaller towns should be. The talk proved a very interesting one.
 The southport baseball team will 20 to Westport tomorrow to play the Westports, and hope to carry off the homors of the game.
 Bliss announcing an excursion on the railroad lines for next Tuesday for the circus of Downie & Wheeler which will show in South NorwaIk, arc dis played in the local station at Fair field and Southport. A reduced rate Is given.
 The supposed bomb explosion which is said to have occurred at the home of Isaac Goldstein in the northern part of the town, Is now believed to have been merely the bursting of a. refrigerating machine in the cellar
 A meeting of the executive commit tee of the Fairfield West Consociation of Congregational Churches was held Thursday afternoon at the Library building at which action was taken which will lead to the reuniting of the Fairfield East and West Consocia-
 
 more than 150 years. The Fairfield East was represented at the meeting by a committee composed of Rev. Nor gan Mfllar of Olivet Church of Bridge port, and Rev. P. E. Matthias of the Kings Highway Church of Brf1Eeport The execut tive committee has called tho annual meeting Of the Fairfield West Constellation for May 20 to be held at the Congregational Church in South Norwalk The committee also named June 8 as the day for forming 8 County Constellation uniting the two, and this meeting will be held at 1 the Congregational Church in Fairfield The Fairfield Consolation was formed in 1709, and the separation into East and West took place in 1736 The ef- fort to unite the two associations has i been in the works for a, number of years, and if finally carried out as now planned will take place upon the l anniversary of the separation more than 150 years ago.
 The Greenfield Hill and Sherman l School baseball teams are playing hhis afternoon at the Wheeler lot.
 The Burr cottage at Fairfield Beach l has been rented for the summer to parties from New York.
 The Bridgeport Hydraulic Company has issued a notice that on and after Monday the waiter pressure Of the bown will be upon the low pressure service while some changes are being made at the reservoir. at Samp Mor- tar. This will be for only a few days and the high pressure will be restored as soon as the construction work is completed.