The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-01
DUR NEWT0WN
 NEWS LETTER
especlal to the Farmer.l


 especial to the F'armer)
 Nawtown. Dec 1-Tee marriage or Miss Jennie Louise Gilbert, formerly If this town. to MT. Herman c. sara Ffn Of walden. New York, took place Wednesday evening, Nov. 20. in the parish house of Rev. Father P- F. Carey of the church of the Most Pre- cious Blood. The ceremony was wit messed by the brides sister, Miss Mary Es1IbeIsts and by MT. Peter Scanlan, both 5f NewtoWn, Conn. The groom IS em- ployed in the Walden Knife Works. His bride has made. her home, since coming to Walden, with another sis fer Mrs Thomas Lockwood of, South Montgomery street, walden, where MT. ana Mrs. Sarrazin@will board for the present. A large number Of NeWtoWn friends have sent congratulations to he happy pair
 Miss Regina Bale has gone to Lake vile. Conn, where she has accepted A position as assistant in the Connec- ticut State School for Imbeciles.
 Miss Elizabeth weldon of Curritriclz has returned from a visit with Bridge port relatives.
 Miss Irene Warren. instructress in. the High school, spent the holiday va cation at her New Britain home. Mrs. B Carroll has moved from the double house of John TT Carroll to part of the residence of Mrs. John Brady. in Sandy Hook.
 Ray Carroll spent Thanksgiving ana week end with his parAnts. MT. and Mrs. john IT, Carroll of Bridgeport: MT. and Mrs. A. T. Camp will win ter in the south, expecting to start this week. They have St. Petersburg. Florida, as their objectiYe point where resides Rev. J. P. Hoyt, a former pas tor Of the Newtown Congregational church. They expect to return in ApriI-zssi
 Mrs. Joseph Gaines of Bridgeport, visited her sister, Mrs. P. H Cannon for the holiday, whom she found l1p and around the house. after a. long illness.
 At the Morris Leavy home on Wal nut Tree Hall for the Thanksgiving festivities. were these grandch hildren. Roland, Allan and Charles Ward and Miss Helen Ward; also friends, Miss Mae O Brien and Miss May Whalen,' all from Bridgeport.
 Rabbi Israel Go1dstein's horse was In d lively runaway last night in com ing from Sandy Hook. It happened about the time of the arrival of the 5s13 D. rn1 train, but fortunately the run away did not collide with teams, nor strike foot passengers in it's wild run through this busy tnoroughfare MT. CSoldstsin was thrown out but landed on his feet, escaping serious injury. The horse nearly reached home be- fore its gave out from exha austion.x The distanee covered was over two miles Nosdamage to vehicle.
 Rev sa1d Mrs w. Barnett have en- joyed d visit for few days of their son, Edward Barnett of New York
 Mr. and Mrs. B. B. Stevens and fam fly of Estston have taken possession of their new home in Dodgingtown re- gently purchased of George D and sJu- - = 5xTSs 1-,. sJ,<.a,, z, .s5 zrfs7,s- in tae eaEe of Hartwig and Tilson, during the tncapacfty Of Charles Hllrd cansed by injury to. his foot
 Miss Elizabeth Rondyck of New Mill ford has returned home after a4pleas-3 ant E. her friend, Mrs-AG.-sJJ.t Houlihan of West street. s4r The surveying party at the. proposed Zoar Bridge dam have finished their work and have moved their apparatus to Scranton, Pa Their survey, it is said, round a~stab1e foundation for the dam, and 1t is expected the work of erecting the dam will begin in the early sRrng
 Mrs Paul Morrow of BotsfordS visit ed her mother, Mrs Ralph Whitlock Monday.
 Deacon H M. smith was 2 welcome visitor ip town, nfonda He reports his health much fnproved and his many friends rejoice with him
 Merchant R N Beers made a trip to Brfd eeport. Saturday
 Al 1afga eight-day clock now hangs on the walls of the town hall opposite the stage, the gift of Janitor P. Fl. Cannon. Above the chatter of Sossipy tongues and punctuating the swish of the dancers feet, it's solemn tick may be heard. But to many it seems like an unwelcome guest at the feast, and there is an agitation for it's removal to a less conspicuous hanging place in the halI-
 Miss Vaughn. matron of the Castle went to the city. Saturday, for a short rest and change of scene.
 Not few farmers to be forehanded, are doing fall blowing the past two weeks. x There is scarcely, any frost in the ground, and the last rains have made the soil pliable for the blow
 MT. and Mrs, Adolph Carlson are re- Joicing in the birth of a son born Monday night at stsvineent's hospital. Bridgeport Its weight is eight pounds Mother and child are reported as do- ing we'll