The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-14
COST JESSE JAMES FIVE DOLLAR NOTE
 TO RUN FOR OF ICE
CspeciaI to the Farmer )

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 Newtovn, Nov 1z-.All but one of the candidates for representatave to the General Assembly have filed tfle1r campaign expenses with Town Clerk $5- by Jesse A. James Of Haawleyville for the hire of chauffeur to run his car on election day.
 Two other candidates report nothing received, nor spent. Neither the Democratic nor Republican town com 1rittees have ffled reports go far
 IT. J. Ccrbett, chairman Of the Pro- gressfve town committee reports con- tr1bution of 8, which he expen6ed in printing and postage. The Justices of the peace are not required to He an expense account under the law, hate make their returns to the sec retaxy of state at Hartford. So far only one local candfdate for probate honors, Hobart H. Curtis, has made return to the secreary of state. The last day for filing such reports is NO- ve9nber IS.
 William S. Hawley, the well known dairyman of HawleyvilIe, received a rude shock last week when his hired man., John PouIe, a Polander. asked for a weeks vacation right in the mid de Of huskfng He said he was go-s of 8 friend, but promised faithfully to return at the end of tthe seven days Jolity he anticipated. MT. Flaw ley gave a reluctant consent, but nor without nisgivipgs as to the inviola- biliby 0f the promise made by John, for he Immediately secured the help of neighbors to complete the work in the coTndeld. Five days later, Mrs. Haw1ey noticed a group of people, heavily loaded with baggage coming down the road from the station. They halted at distance and the male ad- oe f1o stood at attention, expecting the usual importantly of the hobo for a handout for the cavalcade. She was agreeaibly disappointed. The courier was the hired man, who soon n1otioned his companions to advaflce- He then saving he was ready to take up with his employment and reminding Mrs. Hawley of her promise to fix up the long disused house for the hired help when he was ready to get married, Ills story was soon told Ire went to Of two years standing, who had been his sweetheart in his native land but who had married another village youth now dead. They had come to Dan bury and he took her and her two | treasures the children, as part of say that the tenant house got a re- furnishing that afternoon and when Mfr. Hawley returned a bright light Twas shining in the window of the hired mans domicile, and still brighter gIow shone In the eyes o9 his wffe,wi1iTe she gave him the good news. that their lright-hand man was again on the job and likely to be permanent addition to their life on the farm So the shock In its sequel, proved a blessing to Dairynaan Ha:w1ey and his heIpmate.
 Mrs. Arthur Beard is visiting with friends in Bri0RepOrt today
 The winter schedule of services al lSt Roses church goes into operation Sunday, November 15, with the first lmass at a. m. and the last mass al Il a. m.
 Mrs. T. J. corbett went. to New Ha-
 ven, Friday, and brought home her two little daugtd Margaret and Dorothy, who were in charge Of Mrs
 M.J. Keane during Mrs. Corbett's sta.
 in St. Mary's hospital, Waterbury.
 James F. Madigan of Vermont, wis lited his mother. Mrs. Henry Madigan Wednesday,.
 Miss Nora Madigan of Waterbury
 was a guest of friends in Sandy Hook for a couple of days this week.
 A representative of the Naugatucl Rubber Reclainning company recently Hooked over factory No. 2 owned bJ
 the Fabric Fire Hose company, ant
 which has not been in use for severa wears. This concern it appears, ena P1OyS what IS kfloWn as sl1ie FfOt A1StA1
 cd of reclaiming and the mactiner.
 of the local factory was used in tn
 dry process, so the prospects of tn coming of the Naugatuck concer1
 here are not bright, unfortun ately. The Misses Callahan are having
 their residence re-shingled and ar planning other Improvements to tnei
 property.
 Julius Hartwig of New York visite' his family in Berkshire this week. At 7:3O D. m., Sunday, Rt- Rev Chauncey B. Brewster, D. D., BisfTo . of Connecticut, will be present at Trin ity church and administer confirTna , tion.
 At the Congregational church at l 2 a. m, service with sermon by the ras
 tor. Rev T. J. Lee At 1:so p. T
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