The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-07-09
STRAIFORD FENCES
 MUST BE lFTED
Old Street Line to Be Re Established By selectmen
 stof TownO Other News

Mrs. s. Beardsley and Mrs. R. Fl. Kleinlie were ordered last evening at public hearing held in the town hall by the selectmen to move back their fences and stone walls four or five feet. These fences and walls have been on the towns property for some time and many complaints have been received from different property own ers The selectmen decided at the hearing to re-essAblish the old town street line and shortly will notify these people to remove their fences and walk to their own property.
 The Bethany Sunday school and church picnic which was held yester- day was enjoyed very much by all The day was spent in playing games. in bathing and rowing.
 The Sewing circle Of Evening Star Rebekah lodge will meet at the home of Mrs. William B1amey on Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The lawn fete held at the home of Miss Edith Hastings on Elm street was d fine success It was largely att tended. The feature of the fete was the doll show under the direction of Miss Grace Aufford and Lorraine Fol- lett. About s6Olwin be realized from the sale of different articles.
 The ConaSregational church and Sunday school held it's annual picn1c
  of the church at 10 a. m. and went to Beardsley Park. Bridgeport to spend the day.
 F. L. Jennings of William street is entertaining MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hauc91 and daughter, Millicent of East Norwa1k.
 John Gorham has returned after a short trip to New York.
 ~ Albert Phi1ipps was lined $25 and costs and sentenced to 30 days in jail 1kfs Madame M. Roundsvelt of Avan Park by Justice Policy last night Early 1 in the evening, PhiIipps in an inkozi- cated condition, started a fight with i his wife. She tried to quiet him but | he would not heed her He punched in a room. She opened a window, escaped and notified Chief Judson, who telephoned Constable Bassett to arrest the man. Bassett has been sf+ ter Philipps for some time as Madame Roundsve1t had a warrant sworn out | for him some time ago for beating l her He resisted the officer when placed under arrest but after a short struggle, in which Ba&esett was the master, landed his prisoner in the Stratford jail. Philipps was unable to pay the fine and costs, so he will spend a few months in jail. He will be talk erl to the Fairfield county jail in Bridge port sometime today.
 Albert Fox Of Bridgeport was nnec s5 and costs by Judge Peek last night for having the tail light on his auto mobile out. He appealed the fine and 1 furnished bonds Of $50. Sheriff Rus 1 sell made the arrest.
 1 There is no definite clue as yet to the men who burg1arized Bray's drug store seznett1ne Tuesday night. The Stratf0rd police are still working on l the case and Detective Egan of state police has been notified and has his force looking into the matter. MT Bray stated that between $50 and $20o worth of goods were stolen This is l the third time the store has been rob- ed in a short while.
 Many Red Men will go to- Fairfield I this evening to attend the Institution l of the tribe of that town. Some have l planned to go by auto.
 Miss May Curtiss and Miss Anna Kalbfersky refurned home yesterday after three months of straveltng I through California
 Miss Josephine Haughton autoed tu I Monterey, Mass. where she will spend her vacation
 Charles Aersenault of Curtis Place is entertaining his father and mother \ from Worcester.