The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-09
FAIRFIELD HOME
 L0OTED; BURGLARS
 BREAK INTO HOUSE
Assistant Fire Chief Carroll to We'd Red Men to
 Have Ladies, Night
Especial to The Farrner9

' way Of a rear window, breaking the glass and slipping the catch. A few boxes Of cigars were taken. 1nven- tory may disclose a larger haul. Mrs Bradley is now spending the winter with her brother. in New York, and has not been apprised of the bur 1 glary. The many friends of Assistant Fire Chiaf Thomas Carroll will no doubt be surprised when they are appraised l of the fact that he is to become a
 benedict on Thursday Of the conn l ing week. The bride-elect is Miss
 Theresa 0'Dwyer, who conducts l millinery store on Main street. The l marriage ceremony will be perform 1 ed by Rev. William Blake. in St
 Thomas church, accompanied by a. l nuptfal high mass The best man ! will be F. L.. Carroll brother Of the groom. The bride will be attend l ed by her sister Miss catherine | IOsDwyer. After the ceremonies a
 wedding breakfast will be served at l the home of the bridess parents. on Main street. After a honeymoon of two weeks duration, the happy cou- I pie will be at home to Ineir many friends in a beautiful home on Main
 street. which has been costly fitted l up by the groom
 At the meeting Of Unouowa tribe, I Irnpriyed Order of Red Men, held last evening, it was voted to have a la- i dies night after tine meeting next l "Wednesday. The entertainment will consist of dancing. orchestral selec-
 lions and lunch. The conmittee in charge is composed of the following
 members. Isaac Book, George Null l lins. William Wheeler. Each mem l bers is permitted to invite any num-
 Der. of outside members that he may
 desire
 IeRoy Richardson will be the host at the meeting of the GreenfeId Coun- try Club, Tuesday evening. Whist
 will be enjoyed early in the evening I after much roller skating and danc- I ing will be Indulged in. Luncheon will be served.
 that section known as Little Dan I bury. Is in depIoraJbIe condition. 1 After the recent thaw the gravel
 street resembles quagmire and per-
 sons who travel this street, do so at their own risk. The residents of Pine Creek road are indignant at the state of the road and say that if it is I not soon repaired they will have it
 done at their own expense and when
 the taxes come due they will deduct \ the expense from their assessment
 The meeting of the members of the
 Memorial Library Trustees which i was to have been held yesterday af-.
 ternoon, was postponed until this st afternoon, because it would have con lf 3Hcted with the meeting Of the Par
 
 urer reported a surplus over the ap-s portfonment allowed at the June
 neetings The lfbrarian's report st showed that 1856 books have been
 monthly meeting that $50.51 has Lbeen collected in lines, 3S per cent. of the books distributed have been non lsfiction, aud 97 visitors have been en-
 tertained by the librarian. Miss Elm ma WakeInan Three hundred new
 
 -f 6s of which were donated, since the last meeting.
 Deputy Game Warden Boyle while }, placing feed for quails in the shelters
 which were ordered erected by the < State Game Warden, discovered d 5 covey of eight yesterday morning, feeding on the rye and cracked corn which he had left at their dis tposal yesterday. The warden said that the birds visit the shelters reg
 uIarly and some of them will not } fly away upon the approach of hu- man being. The greatest danger to : the quail and partridge in the win
 ter season, when the law is on, is the ! numerous at this season Of the year ; lin Fairfield. A wise hunter will break his dog, of the habit of still hunting: if he, doesn't. the dog will l 1 be useless when: the season opens. E Plans are in the works for the for nation of basketball team to be compOsedt of members of the Holy Name society of St. Thomas parish The team has already made appIica- . ton for a ffanchise in the Holy Name basketball league, which is making
 great stTides in Bridgeport If they | fail to gain adInittancea to the league
 they will brin g visiting teams here on
 Thursday evenings and the games will ], be played inst. Thomas church hall which has just been completed l Services in tEa Greenfield HiiIs Con- e| gregational church on Sunday sviaI be 2 as fo1lows: Morning Prayer at 10:45 a. m. sunday school at 12 noon; :; 2 Young peoples meeting at D. m F and evening services at 7:3O D. m Services in St. Tn ornas' church on ! Sunday will be a low mass at 8 am : followed by a high mass at 1O.30 a. m. Vespers will be held at D. m Thrqugh a special petition William 5 H. Smith will continue for six 2 months the mail carrier on Green field EIi1l.l R. F. D. No. g, The af-
 ternoon route, now covered by c. c. e Wells. will be taken by William P . Buckley. of Bronson avenue, Green sI field Hill
 r Tt is expected that J. Elt1ng Devo s who for several years has been dea- con at the, First Church Of Christ, will be reelected to that office. at
 the meeting to be held on Sunday,in ], the church par1ors
 The long expected January tfla.w s has arrived and has left the beach v droads in dep1orabIe condition The ] gas mains which were laid on Marine 3 avenue about two years ago, were ! covered with nacadarn and the road 3 was considered fine for traveling It 2 is now in wretched shape and drivers . will do we'll to- avoid the street being . in danger of sinking their wheels to { the hubs The selectmen of the town
 already have ordered the road re- : paired.
 The Brotherhood of the Memorial Baptist church have a treat in store
 for the men of the city, for Monday