The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-05-16
NEWTOWN
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 Newtown, May 1e.-Art1lur J. Galla- sgher Is the Newtown representative or. the Fairfield county grand jury now port
 T. J. MAI4ONEY' IS LUCK.
 IT. J. iMa1oney. active partner in the Newtown Coal and Grain company, recently bought a. heavy work horse in Bridgeport to take care of the in- creased business Of the firm. Last Tuesday morning. Thomas M. dIohan. his partner. was aroused in the mid dle of the night by extraordinary noises in the stables of the firm close by. On repairing to the barn he found their stock of eQuines was in creased by the addition of colt born to their recent purchase He was sur- prised and delighted. but in the morn ing they discovered the new arrival was q s1nu1e'' colt.
 CONSTABLE CARLSON ACTS Constable Thomas Carlson arrested. Doiiis Bonette Of Hattertown, Friday afternoon, on the charge of drunken ness and abuse of his family He was placed in the Iocarup and will be brought 'befors Ja1gtice AoCarthy as soon as he is in realizing condition. DANBUI5Y-w -wlAsnERBURY ROAD. The announcement of Highway Commissioners Bennett that before Oc-a tober 1st, 1914. he will have completed l the Danb11Fy and Waterbury trunk line is received with pleasure by the people of Newtowts- Work is now Pleasant, and there remains only 1 about oneA mile and qua1ter stretch 1 north of the village of Sandy Hook to be worked in this town. This, how ever, is the worst conditioned strip Of 1 highway in the survey, owing to mar < -~x-s I and the public will be glad when this l highway will be brought to the state 1 standard of requirements for good ] roads. l IN TETE cEIURNTzEzs. l At Trinity. Sunday. 10 d. m. cele- bration of the Holy Conrna1rion At l Il a. m, morning prayer and sermon l At 13 n1., Sunday school. At f:3o D.
 m., evening prayer.
 The Con gregationaf church. At II
 a. n1-, morning service with sermon by I the pastor, Rev. r. J Lee. At 12 m,
 Sunday school At 7:so P m, Chris
 is q Christian LifeP' James 1:19-27. I Haw1eyville chapel Rev. F. K. iHawley will preach Sunday evening ] at :30 o'clock
 St. Johns, Sandy Hook. Morning I service and sermon by the. rector | At 1a rn.s Sunday school.
 | The Methodfet church. Divine ser vice Sunday with sermon by the paa- l tor, Rev. T. N. Iafne. commencing at i 10.4b a. m Subject Of sermon, Chris l tian CitiEenship.a PhiIlip1ans s:2 Eun-
 day school at 12 noon.
 H1GH SCHOOL LIST l The High school has been granted ! a renewal Of the certificate privilege 1 for three years by the New England
 Col1ege Entrance Certif1cate Board
 This privilege will expire June 1st, sds17
 PERSONAL rTsEsAfs.
 Mrs. D P, Keane, Of the Csonnect5cut l National bank is at the home Of her parents, Mir. and Mrs. F. Lynch, Of zoar. conva1esci1g
 Mrs. HenTysi CsesteIlas spent Friday in Bridgeport
 Taae Camp Fire girls will meet next ] Wednesday afternoon
 LOCAL BAsEBAI.L CsAAAEs. The schedr1A Of games to be played this month by the High school base ball team is as follows. Wednesday,. May 20, with the Mitchell High school of Woodbury Thursday, May 21 with the Sanford school of Redding; Satur- day. May 23 with the BEanford High school These games will be played. on the home field, and it is hoped a better attendance of the public will be