The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-01-13

at the top of his voice Csifsf JrrrIs~r,
appeared and the Juvenile hfghray-
men ran. They were captured in q
store on the other side Of the street
and locked up When searched at
the lookup each boy had two revOl-
vers of 20 calibre. They gave their
names as Louis Shea and John Bochio
Doth of Bridgeport, and their ages az
IA and Is respectively. The youthful
certed by their arrest but seemed TO
regard it as n part Of the role of
highwaynan which they had assuul-
On Friday night Kupec'g market al
Barn1m and Bruce avenues was brok-
en- into and a quantity Of meats. pro
vi, VISIONS ana tobacco were removed
The burglars gained entrance by Dor
ing holes around the lock on the front
door. Hams and 1other meats vvefah-
Ing more than 100 pounds were loaded
away. The track OF the vehicle was
followed for some distance but was
finally lost. Another market on Bruce
avenue was broken into the same
night by the same process and a. con
siderable quantity OF goods taken.
Saturday night Constable Bassetf dis
covered a man asleep in the doorway
of a vacant house on Bruce avenue
He investigated and discovered a
quantity of tools sufficient to burglar
ize the whole town The sleeper was
He carried a fair sized carpenters kit
and also some drills, skeleton JCeyEI
Jlrnm1es and other tools. The pris-
oner, who appeared to be Of italian
origin, was held on suspicion
While Constable Bassett was locking
UP his prisoner two strangers aDpear-
ed and applied to Chief Judson for
lodging. They were viii tit I'D and
soon became sarcastic. then a7lusive-
One of them attempted TO strike Con
stable BaSSett, who stretched him out
for the count with a. right uppercut
Both were then locked ID and will
answer to charges before Judge Char
les H. Peck.
Jack Gilman, the well known Jewish
comedian, who Is about 10 leave Tor
the West to meet a. long engagement.
passed Sunday in town with friends.
mittee has been called for this even
ing at the Center school An effort
will be made to dispose Of the ac-
curnulafed business of two months
The report of the committee on town
government will be heard in a. special
town meeting to be held tomOrrow
evening at the town hall. It has been
limited that the report viii be in the
nature of a. compromise measure which
will meet the approval Of the a.dvO-
Gates of a, city, a borough, the coInmis-
sion form and also forestal1 the root
ers for annexation who have been ac-
tive of late.
elected officers of Evening star Re
bekah lodge will be installed and a
general good time is expected. Thee
affairs always bring large number
pita1bly by the local members Of the
order. One of the famous suppers Of
the lodge will be served.
An interest in basketball as a. game
for women was created at the game
last week, and the opposing teams next
Thursday night will be watched By "a
hall crowded with spectators. Some
game is promised, for both teams are
In the best of condition and cherish
an intense rivalry.
The members of the Taxpayers I'm
Club are making prepara-
tons to Guido all their previous ef-
forts at the barn dance announced for
next Thursday night
Prof. Charles Reynolds Brown wiz
be the lecturer at the second Of the
series in the library course, Friday
night. His subject viii be Days in
Japan"
The Outing Club leads in the bowl
ing tournament with the Firemen
close second.
Mrs. Walter AIunson of New Haven
was the guest of her mother, Mrs
John Hard, of Hard's corners, yester-
lay.
Tomorrow night the Ramb1ers wiz
go to New Milford and play the stan
team of that town which has beater
everything in that neck OF the woods
The Rarnblers will remain all night
the guests of the New Milford boys
and return the next morning