The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-08
OUR NEWTOWN
 NEWS LETTER
ospecia1 to The Farmer.)


 Newtown. Sept s.-Charles Hankey Rice P. IL Mccarthy, Saturday. charg- ed with assault on Edward Conser of ACold Spring. Conger accompanied his nephew. Austin. to Hanl1ey's house, land while the nephew and Han4zey disputed over the amount of bill lowed the former, the uncle was at taclzed by Hankey for putting in'' as appeared by evidence, knocked down and kicked in face and body while the nephew was unable to prevent the as- Isault The accused put up no defence, land seemed to be ashamed of his part in it. Both had hitherto been friends. The court fined Hanrey $5 and costs. both amounting to $21-17, which was patd-
 ! The Duneral of stephen Unferdorben, who died at St vincent's hospital SaA N1rday aa the result of an accident Ecaused by his team of horses, took place from St Roses Sunday after moon. He leaves a wife and family. Miss Florence Lake of PasSatcs N. D., and Mrs. Frank Mallette of Elm 1 street, Monroe, are guests of Select 9man and 1Irs. w. C. Johnson.
 F. Fred WEftmore has taken position with A. H. Patterson for the winter Harry Schoppic has sold some dairy stock to w e. Johnson.
 Frank Hulse has moved his family to Bridgeport. where he is employed sae a carpenter.
 Miss Laura Rhymart of Brooklyn and Arthur L Donohue of Flushing. u4 L. were holiday guests of /NIrs M. lK- Donohue, Queen street.
 Francis O. Gregory of W1nsted, who is en7isttng in the navy, and John Gro fl1tt of this town. recruit for the army. received certificates o6 birth k6rom Town Clerk Pttschler, Saturday.
 The state police have been in Haw- Iaeyvme, Friday and Saturday, follow ang mp clues in that vicinity, where the n1urdered shoemaker, William Corr, was in business for two years before coming to the borough
 Tn game between the Mohawlzs of BrddgepoFt and the Sandy Hook pick lkwas the best enjoyed game this sea- Eeon on the local field The Mohawks Esxon the game by the score of Il to g. Eli Careenb1att has returned from a "trip to the metropolis.
 The course adopted by Grand Ju- kror P. H. Cannon in personally pros lecutfng au cases signed by him as lErand juror, thus saving the cost of an kattorney's fee, has received the ap- Eprova1 of the selectmen and taxpay- aers.
 Carroi1 & Peeso have taken the con
 
 land both tenement houses in Sandy Hook, and are now on the job.
 The etringency in the money mar Ekef has caused the indefinite post Eponement of the work of electrifica- Etaon of the borough, by the Bethel EDanbury company, which holds the charter It is fortunate for our vi1- l1agers that our gas light system had Enot been sold, as was proposed, and it sbehooves all to get behind our worthy kwarden. Charles G. Peck, and raise Esufhcaent money to pay off the lien on EHhe plant, and provide funds for, it's koperatton.
 Matthew c Mul1ane and family who k1eft Hawleyvil1e for Hartford last Eweek, are now doTniciled at 42 Will Hard street in that city.
 1 Miss Catherine Lester, Danbury Estate Normal school, 1914, is engaged bto teach the school on Sport Hill. kF'aIrne1d, this year.
 Among the hust1ing farmers who hare digging their potatoes and rush ling them into the market are J. F. IWebber and M- F. Kah1e.