The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-14
KICK IN SIDE MAY
 RESULT. FATALLY FOR
 FAIRFIELD SCHOOLBOY
Taken to Bridgeport Hospital, There to Await Possible Development
 of Internal Injuries.

Fairfield, June ..14-Fred Tole six year old son of Hugh ToIe of Spring street was removed to the Fridge port hospital vest terday where he will be closely watched for the possible development of internal injuries which it is believed might follow a kick the youth received while playing at the Sherman school grounds on Monday of this week. Young -Tole while play ing with other boys of his own age during the morning recess period of the Sherman school fell It. was a game of chase" another lad following right after him. When ToTe fell, his pursuer stumbled over him. In the stumble little Fred received a severe kick in the side. Nothing was thought of the kick at the time but later the little fellow complained. Yesterday it was deemed advisable to remove him to the hospital where he would be under constant surveillance.
 Owners of cottages at Fairfield beach have reason to complain over the brand of cool weather which is being handed out by the weather man. They 8 dearth of applicants for cottages at this season of the year. The cot tage owners are not the only ones who are annoyed, the many merchants about town figuring that with the con tinued cool weather they are losing the hundreds of dollars which always flow into their coffers at this season of the year. This time last season the beach was at full swing, most every cottage being occupied.
 Frank McNamara, proprietor of the Ivy hotel on the beach, is dash1ng about town in a new Ford machine. The machine with MT. McN Nanara at the wheel will make constant trips between the hotel and the depot.
 David Thistle and fanIbily of Wash inc N have arrived at their cottage. Red Gables, for the summer.
 Charles Newmi1Ier and family of New York arrived at the Red Rock cottage -on the beach today.
 At the home of her parents, Miss Amy Toren, daughter of MT. and Mrs Julius Toren, was united in marriage to MT. Ernest Berger of Bridgeport on Wednesday evening. The ceremony was performed by Rev. F. $. Child pastor of the Congregational church. Mrs. Liljander of Brooklyn, N- r., was natron of honor, while Charles Toren- of Pittsf1e1d, Mass, a brother Of the bride was best man.
 It was a very. pretty home wedding, the house being gay1y decorated with pink and white flowers. The lawns about the house were also tastefully decorated with Japanese lanterns.
 The young couple are now on a honeymoon trip which includes points south. Upon LnGlT T0IuIA6 LAAOy WAAA reside in Bridgeport.
 The Book and Bond club composed of Yale students who are enjoying their spare time at the Pequot cot tage at the beach are making their presence felt amongst the younger set young men invited their young friends to a franlzfurter roast. Blankets spread upon the sand. the young folks having a really enjoyable time.
 The chaperones were Mrs. Andrew Huntington, Mrs. c. H. King and Mrs. John Forsyth. Among the guesta were Miss Helen Wilson, Miss Ethel Donaldson, Miss s. Louise Forsyth, Miss Amy Child Miss Ruth Child, Miss Deborah Glover, Miss Iva King, Miss Josephine Conover' Miss Rachel Pickett Miss Amy Jennings. Miss Miss Elsie Jennings, Miss Mildred Taylor, Miss Helen Hayes. Miss Ha- gel Masterson, Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Catherine Burr, Mrs. North, Mrs. Reid, Alden Pear1y, Maple Wilson, Ayres,- Lynn Weiton, Andrew Hunt 1 ington, David Huntington, Clyde Yates, Pop Rush, Fred Maiden. Bert Bartlett, Mtn Lees, William Macken- | sie John Forsyth ~Jr., Ronald Morse. | Prof. North. Fred Mead and Bert Jewell
 The Fairfield Boy Scouts are now divided into senior and junior troop H. Henry Benedict will lead the se- nior troop and Edward Riker the ju- niors.
 Henry Burr, Jr., who has been at- tending the Sanford academy in Red ding Ridge is at the home of his parents for the summer vacation. ,
 The authorities have received 8. com | plaint that the services at Faith chap | eI are often disturbed by the action | of young men in that neighborhood At times the nuisance is so advanced that the meetings have to be stop ped The complaint has been made in the hopes that the young men will heed an anvanced warning and will not continue their actios.
 The Fairfield team will go to Darien on June 28 to play the town team of that place. The F1airfelds invaded Darien a few weeks ago capturing a hard fought battle.
 Milton Jennings, a well known Fair field nilkman, is under the care of Dr. c. E. Hyde who is treating him for severe injuries to his left elbow sus- tained while he was engaged in oper- ating a circular saw. MT. Jennings was feeding the saw when he slip ped. his arm coming in contact with he saw.
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