The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-02
NEWTOWN 6. 0. P.
 WILL STAND PAT
Rocks Barred in Middle School
 As Health Precaution.

Special to the F,armer.)
 Newtown, sept 2The Republicans elected the following delegates at thelr caucus Monday night State-H-i e- Curtis. E. C.. Platt, Newton Curtis, W C Tahnson. CongressionaI-E. C. Page. W. N. Reynolds, c. M. Berisford, Al McArthur. County F. d- Blackman. R. H. Beers. L. c. Br1scoe' J. w Behn- Senatorial-A- P Sn1en' Beers, W. R. Curtis, F. J. Gale The attendance was smaller than usual usual but the temper of the gathering was ..stand-pats, all along the line
 Kenneth Hawleys son of Mrs Hobart HawIey killed a four foot three men men black watersnake Monday in Hawley- vile
 Gustayus Ferry has removed from the tenant house of Mrs. Norman Northrop to William Lees, Taunton Mrs Elizabetb Wilson Danbury. was a recent guest of her son. George 1e- Wilson
 George E. Wilson motored to Rosen- dale. N. r.. and return. Sunday
 MT. and Mrs. F. A. Young recently visited Mrs Cornelia Hawley of Dan bury.
 F-rancis McHale from shelton. visit ed at MT and Mrs. M. P Heating g. T4rntfmxton. for his vacation This hospitabie couple recently entertained P Ginty and M- Heating of DF3nbury.
 
 Sunday night to her Danbury home
 MT T. F. Murray and family of Rrsdxeport who have spent August in their camp in Berkshire, folded their tents today and slipped away to their city home
 'ss rms Misses scudder ana their cous- ins. the Misses Skinner, whose Euro pean trip was sadly marred by the hostf1fties among the nations and who have been in London for a month. take t s !, e,t Twnffe eAf1 States
 MT. and Mrs M J. Keane and two children of New Haven spent Tuesday and today with Newtown friends Their son, Sylvester, is enjoying a. weeks vacation with Mrs. John Keane, s-e The death of Walter Jones, owner of HiHs Crest Villa, yesterday, Is greatly depIored by all our citizens It is rom permanent residents such as MT Jones promised to become, can the town nope for healthy growth The schools will open for the school year 19f4-15. Tuesday. Septennber 8.
 Miss Regina Bale after a weeks va cation with her parents, MT and Mrs D. H. Bale. has returned to her duties as hospital nurse
 Many friends Of Patrick Keating Donohue of New York city, attended E his funeral MondaysA The deceased was connected with the Cable com- QduX LOE- fEAleSL11 Jce-AG 0A4lAA AAAS +4-Ses- pacity few years ago. He was a brother of ex-Se1ectman Michael Don ohue, deceased, and of John Donohue Of Walnut Tree HILL The campaign of right road making is progressing at a lively rate these days, under the direction of Ele se- lectmen. Queen street to the borough line and Gas street are among the main thoroughfares that are receiving attention this week
 fw - .a s-G% %I-.- Cs<r--@ bank was taken by Dr. C. H. Peck to New York, Monday, where he un- derwent a. serious operation. A mess age received by Treasurer A G. Net t1a+on5 of the bank, last night, gives the cheering news that the patient stood the operation well and is pro- e---~---- satisfactorily
 D. L. Hatfield Of Long View, is i'll and under the care of pr. F. J. Gale
 Miss Lauretta Northrop. who is sub chants Express, Bridgeport. was a Sunday guest at the home of he1 mother, Mrs. Alice Northrop-
 Mrs, Birdsey Sntren spent Tuesday in Bridgeport
 A. W Reynolds and Mortimer Sndtt will make exhibits of Amerdeen-Angus cattle at the Danbury fair. J. B Nichols, also, will exhibit a smaI herd of his registered Holsteins-
 Miss Edna Haight and Miss Rose Quinn were visitors in Bridgeport or Tuesday.
 By order of the board of health of fcer. ". H. Kiernan, all the schoo books used the past year in Middle school were burned in order to eradi cate the scarlet fever germs from tht building which was also thoroughlS fumigated.
 Theodore Corr. brother Of the mur. dered shoemaker, is staying with Man ager Hanley of the workers camp or North Main street, while he remains ir town for the inquest.