The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-15
will be successful in at least securing one clue,

one clue.
 Charles Neuni1ler, residing at Fair field beach, and a member of the Fair field Beach Life Saving Corps, played the hero role in two rescuee5 last Sun day. His brother, George Neumiller, had gone out in the afternoon for a sail. He is not an altogether experi- downpour of rain hit the beach and the water he began to show signs of distress. From a position on the beach his brother noted his peril and set out to his aid in a row boat. With dih- culty Charles reached the side of the sailboat and got his brother George into the safer row boat. The sail was then gotten down and lowed ashore. MT. Ueumiller was only rested from the labors of assisting his brother when he noted two young ladies in distress on Pen1eld Reef. The young ladies were Catherine and Fannie Sher- iden, who are stopping at the Rudder cottage. Both are considered skflful swimmers and had swan out upon the reef. On the return Miss Catherine became exhausted and called upon her sister to keep her above water. 1t was at this junction that MT. Neumfller saw their predicament Again he brought the trusty row boat into play, making great speed to the girls side With the aid of Miss Fannie, Miss Catherine was gotten into the boat and brought safely to the shore. After the second rescue MT. Neumi1ler took a rest, considering that he had done a good afternoons work. He waited about for a third happening, consider ing that such things come in threes but nothing more happened
 MT. and Mrs. William H. Wilson have as their guests, MT. and Mrs Herbert Atkins of Hartford.
 M E. church enjoyed their annual
 The Sunday school of the Southport picnic yesterday at the Banks Woods.
 Miss Catherine iWsner of Binghamp- ton. N. Y, Is the guest of her uncle and aunt, Mr. and Mrs. s. 1T. Wisner.
 Elmer F. Bu1k1ey has purchased the milk business and good will of C. J Brotherton.
 Miss Eva Downs is doing the office work at the office of Wakeman & Flint in the absence of Miss Olive .Pease who is enjoying her vacation.
 Keith Morris is spending g. few days at his former home in Sasco Hill. He has been calling on his many friends about town.
 John Sweeney of Boston, whose pa rents formerly resided here and who IS a Fairfield boy, is visiting friends here this week
 The annual picnic of the Fairfield Congregational church was held yes terday at the Hydraulic Co. dam. The children were conveyed to the picnic grounds in a large auto-bus.
 The members of the Board of Select men having decided that they were cramped for room in their offices in the town hall decided for a few chang es. The partitions have been removed. a larger and better lighted room being the result.
 Dr. ana Mrs Thomas Kelly and 1it- tie daughter of Newark. N. J., are vis- fling pr. Kel1y's parents in Spring street.
 The wants of the whole family whether living Or dead, can be well taken care of by four gentlemen who are residing at the Idle Hour and Sound View cottages at the beach. At the former is R. s. Futile, who is an undertaken in his home town, Marl- borough, NY He has as his guests H. H. Borden, M. D.. and F. H. Lind sey, D. D. D.. both practicing in sPoughkeepsie, N. Y. At the Sound View is W. E. Wheeler, a pharmacist, of Danbury.