The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-05-03
OUR new TOWN
NEWS LETTER

Newtown, May Michael Dobis-
ca, employed by Josephs>W oicehowslxi
was arrested Monday afternoon by
Constable Thomas Carlson upon a
charge of breach of the peace and.
abusive language against Mrs. William
Platt of the Borough. He was ara
raigned before Justice p. H. Mccarthy.
Monday afternoon. and was found
guilty. A fine of 81 and costs was
assessed against Dopisca which his
Employer promised to settle ozday. /
Justice Mccarthy has returned de-
cisionsl in the civil suits against r..
Edmund Siziff and mother Margaret
Skiff. tried last week, in favor of the
plaintiffs Attorney J. Robert Beech
er. representing the defendants has
hled appeal.
Deeds conveying property, consisting
of land, dwelling, barn ana outbuf1d-
ings in Eray's Plain district from Ja-
cob Fried to Benjamin Nerosky and
Ralph Calm were fled in the town
clerks office to-day.
Rr John F. Mumford has decided
to withdraw from the active practice
of his profession. and will take a rest
of year His Withdrawal from the
business and social life in Newtovn is
regretted by a large clientele, as well
as d host Of friends. DR.. J. F. Cana
van of Bridgeport, it is understood.
tice. spending two or more days in
Neswtown each week.
Or. John G. Iynch's auto was nnired
so sadly IN the Sugar street mud Sum
day, that tshad to be abandoned by
its occupants whi1e Clark Walkers
team towed the car into "a barn in
the neighborhood
This week, We. johnson. town SUI
peryisor OF state roads. is filling up the
worst s1eughs in this road left unf1n- i
ished since last December, when KeI-
1oeg and Gregory Of Danbury, who
lad the contract for the road work
ia Jed IN business.
Herman Kaufman will move his
family to South bury where he former
" lived. He is now employed in
Bridgeport
miss May Houlihan is s,bstitut-
Ing this week, as teacher Of the Ian
GRACE classes in High school. during
tn absenceaof the regular instructress,
caused by slight indisposition-
The infant son Of Mr. and Mrs. Viii
liam HanIon, Of RoweII street. died
j. st week and the body was taken to
the family home in New York state
for burial, last Saturday.
The schildren's MANUAL Easter ce1e-
bration took place on Trinity church
lawns Saturday afternoon Games were
enjoyed and a feast was eaten later. in
the guild rooms
" A. II
DR.. T.. F. Mumford and Dr. Keresy
were recent visitors at the home of
relatives of the latter in Seymour
John Rafferty,, in training to be
nurse. at St. Vincents hospital, was
a visitor Sunday at his parents home.
Mrs Martin Collins was a. visitor in
Bridgeport. Monday
The North Center school, baseball
nine played the freshman team of the
High school Monday afternoon and
won II to g.
Francis Liese, the Sunday Hook. Far
luler newsboy,s is visiting in New York.
Mrs Herman Kaufman and family
have returned from a visit of a week
in South Britain.
James Corbett, the Newtown Farmer
newsboy, was visitor in Bridgeport
Saturday.
Misses Dorothy and Florence Har-
ris were visitors in Bridgeport and
Southport Miss Sarah Tflxiob of
Southport returned with them for
Miss Louise Rigelow and Miss |
Annie Frost have returned from a stay
ar several days in Brook1ine. Mass.
The Dodgingtown firemen will give
a social dance at the Firemen-s han
on. the evening of May 4
Trail. Jr-. is the owner of
stable, he is equipped to round up
some of the motorists
The Ladies Missionary society of the |
ongregationa1 church, last week sent /
a barrel of gifts for the church people
in Thorsby, Alabama, and this week /
the Woman's Auxiliary Of Trinity is |
planning to forward a barrel of cloth
ing for a mission school in Virginia, |
which 1t has already helped.
Work on preparing the golf links
and other improvements on the Coun- I
try club grounds began this week un-