The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-05
OUR NEWTOWN i.
 NEWS LETTER
Special to The Farmer.)


 Newtown, Sept. 5.-The arrange ments are perfected for the concert and dance under the auspices of St. Roses parish at the town haIf, Labor Day night. Musical talent from Bridgeport have volunteered to make the musical feature interesting, and the efficient committee in charge is a sufficient guarantee of the excellence of the rest of the evenings entertain ment.
 The Dodgingtown fremen will hold fair and carnival at the hremens house and grounds Thursday and Friday of next week to which the pub lie are invited. They hope to exhibit other trophies to be won by them in the hremen's parade at Brewsters, N r., which they will attend on Labor Day.
 The tennis tournament on the grounds of Dr. CHI. Peck of Mount Pleasant closed last Saturday with dance in the evening for the young folks which closed before midnight The winners were: Junior singles, Robert Clark; mixed doubles, Ediw ard : Barnett and Miss Mary Barnett; wo- -1nen's singles, Miss Marguerite Beech CT: mems singles, Harry iHillhouse.
 The following we'll known people of Sandy Hook left Tuesday for-an auto trip to Lake George and other points of interest in the New York noun tains: MT and Mrs. George F. Tay- Tor and. their guests, Mrs. c. L. War ner andtson, Glover Warner. of Vicks- burg Miss. They expect to be gone two weeks Daniel J. Keane is the chauffeur which is a, sufficient guar antee of no oInishaps-
 zoar school building has undergone changes and improvements under the direction of Clark L. Page which should set the pace for the other dis tricts.
 Mrs. Arthur Beard left today for Mount Vernon, N. Y., to visit her daughter, Mrs. Edward Carr She ex- poets to come Tuesday to Bridgeport and call upon friends before returning home
 a visitor at her mothers, Mrs. George Robinson
 Mrs. Herbert Cassidy and children and Mrs Samuel Burns of Bridgeport, who have spent a pleasant vacation ] with MT. and Mrs. IT, F1nnell, Pleas ant street, will, return Sunday night to their home.
 Mrs, John Hassett and son of Bridgeport and Mrs. Richard Gafney } of XonkerS, N Y., are visiting their parents, MT. and Mrs. Edward Kill bride, of Cemetery avenue.
 Miss Ina Driscon, who is engaged to teachsthe Palestine school, is finish
 
 bright, IN. J., this week.
 Miss Florence Carney is visiting in Bridgeport.
 Miss Mary F1nneII of Pleasant street was a recent visitor with Danbury friends
 Niss Bnench G11bert has returned from a visit to New Haven.
 Perry Mosier of Ti1son, N. Y, was a. recent guest of MT. and Mrs. George R. Wilson
 Mir. Unterdorfen, who occupied the John Lee place, died at St. Vincent's hospital yesterday where he was sent. following injuries received from Q, horse runaway. It is expected that Coroner PheIan will hold an inquest before the removal of the body.
 The initial meeting of the Mems club took place at Grange hall, Tues day night. C. B. Johnson was the host and e. D. Sti1son was the essay the. Jew in America.
 J. F. Heating, John Bradley and MT. and Mrs Richard Egan and children motored tos osShelton for a. visit one day this week in MT. KiIbride,s car.
 Dr. D. c. Patterson Of Bridgeport A H Patterson Mrs. Paterson's mother, Mrs. Dwight c. Hough, has returned to her home.
 It will 4be Interesting to many New town friends to- know that Margaret Finne1l, daughter of MT. and Mrs. M. FinneH of Bridgeport, was received into the order of the Sisters Of St Jo- seph at fParkvilIe Convent of Mary Immaculate, Hartford on Tuesday, Aug. 25, and will be known as Sister M Annunciator.
 NEWSY ITEMS
 The Republicans will caucus at the town hall, Saturday evening, Sept. 12, 1914, at 7:30 o'clock for the purpose of nominating town officers
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