The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
FALSE ALARM OF
 FIRE BRINGS OUT FAIRFIELD HOSEMEN
Col. HaVard Sworn In As Health Officer By Town
 Clerk Flint.

Fairfield Jan. 4.-(SpeciaI .l--Annle
 E. Rice, cook for the family of Her
 bert Moon on the stratfieId road jim
 bibed too freely of John Barleycorn
 this morning and started a, rumpus-
 A call was sent to Sheriff EaWood's
 office at S:3O and he immediately re-
 spodded. When he got there he found
 Annie in a fighting mood. lie then
 placed l1er under arrest but Annie
 wouldn't stand for it and, put up a
 fo1-cible resistance. The genial sherim
 them picked her up bodily and placed
 her in the Maria a11d Annie will en- joy two 8aeals and a nights fodglns at the expense of the town or fsa1r- field. She will be tried before Justice
 Bacon Wakeman in the town court
 tomorrow morning.f 3s
 The members Of the Holy Name SO ciety of St Thomas church went in | a body last flight to Bridgeport where they attended the services in honor ] of fbe Holy Name, held iii St Angus tfneys church. Rev. Father Moran preached the sermon, the topic of which was stWhence We Came and 1 Whit1aer we Co., Father Moran is an eloquent preacher and his address was very Impressive
 1 fsbrss Fenton Of Mill Plain road is sick with the measles and is under 1.-the doctors care. Mir Fenton s many ] hriends wish him 9 speedy recovery, | E fsI,p rles Miller of WesbDcrt IS lr
 town visiting at the. FadF-He1ld lunch room. ., Mlm River. is in great shape for
 skating as will be seen py sle 'aa1 ,'.lo., I1Z, < bca. of young foEWs who are seen on I thedr way to tine pond every even ,5Y,.ar ~Tylae ice is at present about 1o1lr jAnches thick and unless a sudden fhaw | should arrive the younger folk VIII I ien5oy many a pleasant eveEa rg on 1iis river. l X A happy crowd of youngsters were l lentertafT1ed at the home of Miss Maud j FIa;wlxa1ls. 10s7 North avenue, Bnn<lge- I port, on Saturday evening They ar 1 rived back in town about .raitnagnrr I aaa voting the affair. @ decided sue
 cess.
 I Jofln FaarelI, who has just arrived q in town from a long trip to the west Tern states is now living at ft1e Cn- ualowa hotel and awaiting visitors
 MT. FiarTeM has been thro'1gh Arazona' {. INew Mexico and Nevada
 5 The Board of Selectnen met thii
 afternoon at p. m. for the puTpos' of approving all outstanding ball ll against the town All creditors ar
 earnestly requested to present taei' bills at this meeting.
 IL P Beach the duly elected Re .pubBcan register of voters hasf an
 nounced his choice to fill the position 1 Of deputy register. He has selecte' ' John A worth to fill the position an' both will be sworn in during tn , present week. Some of the residents of the tow . are stilI laughing up their sleeve abou
 the 11ncerernonious Interruption Whicl the members of the Fairfield F. d I }, coneanyi received on New Year s The fire boys were having assnnoke in their club rooms and were apou to enjoy a bounteoils repast when ! still alarm came in calling them to ! imposed chimney fire over in Th : nfeirhiborhood of Benson's switcf when the fire laddies arrived the discovered that they had answered t a false alarm. They then returne te headquarte ers and tried to make tn , best Of it.
 s A covey of about 90 wild ducks Wen !. en1ovdne themselves in Ash Creek thd 2 morning As the law is now on, an
 peason caught shooting wild duck : will be arrested. On New Years Day, Joseph + Fhn1 : the efTicfent Eow1n clerk, had the homo { Of swearing into the duties Of tn ? offfee. the qlew health officer, Col Val i. cry Havard, who entered upon his du l ties as the successoriof Dr. W. IF. Don 2 aAdson. The oath was admiaaastere in the towns hall at 10 o'clock in tn E r41tot otn55a,sr