The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-02-19

conditions as had been represented. Del F4urgatorio at first declined to set tie, because he had, since his arrest, killed the dogs which were the cause of the trouble and believed himself to be exempted, but when the officer told him that the document he held handed over. Later in the day more trouble for Del Gl1rgatorio developed, and MT. Planz visited the premises the second time for the purpose of serving foreclosure papers. the man failing to meet an overdue for $200, though having sold his property and is alleged pocketed the funds.
 Considerable local interest is taken in the candidacy of Frank E. Sou1e of this town for the position Of State auditor. MT. Soule having been the choice of the Lttch9fe1d county delega- gation in the contest. There Is strong reason to believe he will be the suc- Hall of this town already has a reso- hutton before the house recommending his appointment, and 1t is under stood another hearing will come be- MT. SouIe's friends at the Capitol are enthusiastic in fuTthering his interests and though other Democrats are seek ing the place, MT. Soule's strong fol- lowing will count for much. He is weIl-knoWn as an experienced ac- countant, and added to his natural Of his having been at one time con nected in an important clerical ca
 
 fee in Hartford which gave him practical Insight into matters of this character. MT. Soule's home friends and they are many-share with him l in the hope that he will be the suc- l cessfuI candidate for this important office
 Mrs; Ezra Barnu4n of New Fairfield 1 is quite seriously i'll at the home of her daughter, Mrs. A. M. Booth, where she has been a, visitor the past few days. Mrs Barnum attended church. l 1-~D +@ Io i-, fortable health, but was stricken soon after, the case indicating a complica- | ton of ailments.
 Mrs. Martha Minor, who has been suffering from blood poisoning of the hand, is considerably improved.
 A mems social evening under the Class of the Congregational church, will take place in the parlors of that church, Wednesday evening, the affair | being one of a series of informal gatherings held during the season to promote fellowship among the men of the parish
 superintendent. will preach in the Methodist church, Wednesday evening, and following the service the last quarterly meeting of the stewards be held.
 Miss Ma.ybel1e Parcells has been visiting in Hacketstown, N. J., and in
 Miss Virginia M Foster, who has for some time shown indications of mental derangenent; was taken by l Asylum at ATidd1etown, Tuesday. Miss Foster has been cared for a number of years in the home of Mrs. Lulu 1 Toohey on the MarbledaIe road.
 Judge J. F. Add1s has been conf1ne ed to his home for g part of the week, from the effects of a severe cold | Mrs. Stephen Mannion and family removed, today, to Bridgeport where Martin Mannion and sister will be ern- ployed at the plant of the Nichols I Underware Corporation recently To- cated in that city.
 | Robert F7e1riss is an applicant for the position of rural mail carrier on Route No. 8, of this town. Mir. Fer riss took the civil service examina- ton some weeks ago. but up to the present time has received no inforrna- ton regarding it. C. G. Bristol, who has covered the route for eight years l and given the public excellent service, is serving until a permanent appoint nent is made.