The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-09
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Schools of Village Are Opened
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 Newtown Sept. s.-Town Clerk Pitz- schIer drew up a warrantee deed, Tuesday, by which John F'innel1 trans ferred title of his homestead in Berax- shire to John Kucsera and wife, Bar bala. They will take possession at once. MT, F'inne11 will spend the win ter with his children in Derby and Shelton.
 SCHOOL OPENING.
 All the schools in town opened the wall term yesterday. At the High school, A. P. Smith, Rev. J. H. George and Father George T. Sinnott were present to meet the faculty and ad- dress the students. Miss Irene War ren of New Britain took the position formerly held by Miss Ethe1 Salmon. increase of twenty over that of last year, or a. total of 120.
 By reports filed with the town clerk, it appears there were, six deaths in Newtown. requiring action by Medical Examiner W. H. Kfernan between April 1st and September 1st. Of these deaths, one was due to suicide, one to drowning, and one to murder.
 Fred Shepard and his wife. who have been spending the summer with his mother Mrs. C. N. Shepard, re- turned to their New Jersey home. last week. Their son, Roy, will return Saturday.
 IN JUSTICES COURT.
 Constable Thomas Carlson was ca1lA ed to the N. E. R. R. station, at Sandy Hook Monday night where a car had been broken into by thieves. Three would-be 1ooters were detected in the act, but were alarmed by the train hands and made their escape Officer Carlson in making investigation found 2. stowaway in an empty coal car. He could not be connected with the more serious violation of the law, but was taken into custody of the charge of trespassing on railroad property. He was brought before Justice P H. Mo Carthy at noon, Tuesday, and raigped. He gave his name Daniel Mccarthy of 29 Charles street, Water bury, Being minor, the court ap- pointed w. H. Hale as guardian. Rail- road Detective Ahearn was at the trial and urged the limit. The court fined the youth ST and costs with thirty days in jail.
 Miss Kathryn Heating of New York, who is spending a month with her mother, Mrs P. Keating, of Palestine, went to Danbufy today for few days. visit with her cousins, the Misses McNamara, before her return.
 Dr. Andrew Bgan of Woodsides L. l., and son George were holiday guests of MT. and Mrs Richard Egan. Another son, Francis. who spent his summer with his uncle, returned Monday with his father.
 Mrs. Mary White and daughter, Catharine of Norwall, and Mir. and Mrs M F. Keating of Shelton were holiday guests of MT, and Mrs. M. P.
 NEwsY ITEMS.
 4 picked team from both Sandy Hook baseball teams ona Labor Day played a game with an aggregation of New oYrkers summering in zoar known as the White Sox. It was an exciting game, and was, won by the local nine by the score of Ii to g. This was the Nvind-up game for the season in Newtown.
 Miss M. Li1lis Of Jeanvi1le has or dered a, telephone.
 Manager weston of the Castle and daughter spent today in Bridgeport. |.
 Thomas L. Wright and family en- toyed an auto ride into New Haven county. Labor Day.
 Miss Lizzie NTurtha Of New York city is visiting her cousin, Mrs. J. No Ian, of the Boulevard.
 Mrs. J. H. George and Miss Mariba George weres visitors in the Park City, Tuesday.
 Dean D. FHairchild and friend of Cold fFarbor Springs, l.. l., was at C. B. Johnsons home Labor Day to pay a visit to his grandmother. Eli B. Barnum of New York, for mer business man on Main street, Is ending a vacation in town.
 The 6:51 evening train for New Ha- ven was delayed ane hour at the sta tion owing to. the heavy holiday crowd The train was sidetracked here while the engine went to Brook field Junction for sevedal coaches.
 M s. Heating of the Glen left last week for Meriden where hek will be the guest of Rev. P. I. Dolan at the Ia tter's home in Westport. Mir. Keat- ing was accompanied by his fath CT, John Keating, to Derby, where the lat ter will be the guest of his niece, Mrs. James Tracy, for a week.
 M K Donohue of Flushing has re- joined his family in the country and will spend two weeks here The fam iIy will return about Sept. 1T.
 Miss Kitty Madigan accompanied her niece, Helen. to her home in Bridgeport. Tuesday. where the latter resumed school work today
 MT and Mrs. A. c. Griscom and children and w. W. Wakelee motored to Bridgeport, Monday, in the formers car.
 Mr. and Mrs. Jerry Lynch and son Harold of Bridgeport were holiday visitors with friends in town. / Frederick Leiss and sons attended the Labor Day parade in Bridgeport,