The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-11-08
THE FARMER: NOVEMBER 8, 1913

 ter exacting a fee in advance prom1s- ed to bring him the completed pie lures in a week. The stories of opera tions of the picture man in New Mil ford and other towns came to- hand in the meantime, and on his refusal to return deposit or produce pictures, the constable placed him under arrest. He was tried before Justice F., H. Mo Carthy Thursday and fined $5 and costs. Being unable to pay he was taken to the Bridgeport jail The prisoner gave his name as Henry will bruthe of Jersey City, N. J.
 Zoar school district won the capital prize, and Lake George and Hunting ton districts the subsidiary prizes in the School Beautiful Contest of this the donor of the prizes, made public announcement of the awards, this week.
 CRONIEs MEET.
 Judge Isaac N. Mills of the New York state supreme court is a. guest this week of Postmaster Wilson M. Reynolds. Judge Mills and MT. Key holds were former neighbors in New Rochelle, N. Y.
 Hrs Emily A. Bennett will visit her old friends, Mrs. Stotts and family who reside in New Britain. She .ex- poets to go Saturday and spend a week in visiting there and with other friends.
 Mrs. Mary M. Rfon returned Thurs day from a two weeks visit at Wing dale, N. Y.
 Mrs. Paul Morrow of Botsford and son Paul. IT,, visited Mrs. Morrow's mother, Mrs. Ralph whitlock of Park Lane, this week.
 Mrs. Sarah Beers will make her home with her neices, the Misses Bes- sic and Jane Beers of Main street. foran indefinite time.
 Mrs. Stanley Terrfn and Charles Stuart of Brookf1eld spent a day this week with MT. and Mrs. George w Stuart.
 Peters Nevins, the cyrballs player of the Sandy Hook band was rennov- ed this week to his old home neal ughkeepsie, N. Y., for care by rela tives, as he is i'll with an incurabl' | disease.
 Mrs. will Ryan of New York il l spending a short vacation with friends | in Monroe and Derby, being enter | tained by MT. and Mrs. William Ryan 1 ST., of Aston Farms, this week. James Campbell and Sam Wilcox l two active members of the Sand. Hook Gun club, with the aid of thre' Idogs corra1led an eghteen pound cool Monday night. They brought tn prize home after a hunt of an hour
 MT. Wilcox retains the pelt, the car cass was present to pr. w. HI. Kier nan while MT. Campbell has the glory Deputy Game Warden Haraug ha l in his possession the carcass of a dee found shot this morning by som. l hunters in Great Quarters. He i awaiting instructions from his su perior as to the disposition of the skir and svenison. The law. violation WE: clearly the work of some hunters o
 the night before, whether acctdenta
 or otherwise remains to be seen. De. putty Haraug proposes to make 2 thorough investigation. Miss Christine Corbett is a weeh end visitor in Bridgeport, a guest o1
 MT. and Mrs. Jerry Lynch of William street.
 The fuperaI of Mrs. John Ffnne1 will take place Monuay morning at o'clock from her late home to St Roses church at 10 o'clock, and no 1 today as inadvertently given in thes' columns
 f William LdIlis has returned from I Bridgeport much improved in health but will not resume work until hi
 full strength returns. The Ladies' Aid society of the Meth odist church are expected to mee Tuesday afternoon, Nov. Il at | o'clock for the consideration of i'm portant business
 Rev. T. J. Lee of the Congregations 1 church will conduct the services anC give the sermon Sunday evening Q l the Hawleyvi11e chapel. 1 Many friends from Newtown wen to New Haven yesterday to attend thu White-HawIey marriage in that city l The groom, George Haw1ey, is the so1 of Edgar F. Haw1ey of Brookfe1d formerly a well known business mar here. The bride is Miss Jessie White daughter of MT. and Mrs. Eugene White of New Haven. Jacob Strisik of Botsford Hill, en tertained his son, Attorney Philir Strisik of New York city a couple O. days this week. Attorney Strisik 1! an assistant of Prosecutor Whitman ] of the Metropolis.
 Charles T. Short of Hattertown wal called to Bethel Wednesday to attent | the funeral of his mother, Mrs. Julis A. Short, who was born in 1919 il | Hattertown, and was one of the old est residents of Bethel at the time O her death.
 Mrs. Frank H. Mitchell has beer spending a few days with her daugh 1 ter, Mrs. George B. Camp, of Water
 bury.
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