The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-06-30
FAIRFIELD

Last evening the first meeting of the new tribe of Red Men was held at the rooms of the Girls club. It was voted to call 1t UnQuowa, after an old Indian chief of this town Chtus H King is the choice for sachem and if he will accept will be chosen at the next meeting. The trustees %elected were F. J. Flanagan, Sheriff Elwood, and 1fads AIichelson. Edward Doyle was selected as collector sof Wampum, while Raymond RandeI was chosen as keeper of wampum- T.. C. Beach was elected keeper of records. The institution of the new tribe will be held on July g, at the town hall Sheriff Eawood is busy today secur- ing names of young men who took part in a free-for-all fight on troll ley ear passing through this town late Saturday evening It appeared that a gang boardeded the trolley in Bridge port and were on their way to West port when several remarks were made about a number of young ladies in the car. Some youths livir- in this place are said to have heard the remarks and a. lively fight took place in which several hats were broken. A com p1aint was made to Sheriff Elwood yes terday and it is expected that arrests will be made today.
 Throwing stones about town is get 1 ting to be a common thing. Several windows along PendeId avenue have been broken in the past few days by small boys throwing stones at each other.
 The work of cutting a larger drive way at the station was started yes- terday. The opening of this driveway will allow more room for parking of teams and automobiles
 The large lot back of Sherman school will be used to give band con certs in during the summer. A com
 nittee has been appointed to complete arrangements
 The corset department of the East ern Underwear company has moved back from Bridgeport where they were This department will be located in the old building and will be under the management of George Sartain-
 Notices have been sent to E. W. core, 141e Broad street, Hartford, and R. $. Cross of South Norwalk, to ap- pear in the town court before Judge Bacon Wakeman on Saturday morn ing. It is alleged that both men. while driving automobiles, passed standing trolley car at a rate of speed faster than the law, allows
 Tomorrow afternoon and evening at the home of O. G. Jennings a summer fete will be given for the benefit of St. Paurs church. During the afternoon number of pretty dances will be given 1 in which some New York artists will 1 take part. At 6:s0 o'clock a luncheon will be- served. A sale of fancy goods will also take place.
 Miss Mae Miller has returned to her home in Elizabeth, N J., after spend ing several days with her aunt, Mrs. J. O. Wright.
 Tomorrow at the Pavilion, Charles Collins of Bridgeport, will hold dance. During the summer MT. Col 1ins will hold dances, Wednesday and Saturday afternoons and evenings
 Miss Anna Harris and brother, John, arrived at the beach yesterday from Brooklyn, N. Y., to spend the month of July.
 John Lasher of Bridgewater, was a ] weekend guest at the home of friends in town.
 Miss Dorothy KiIlian took part n a musicale given at St. Georges church: Bridgeport, yesterday.
 Captain George Parker opened his bathing pavilion at the beach yester- day
 Miss Edythe Riker is spending the week at the home of her grandparents in Seabright, N. J.