The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-01-30
Fairfield
FAIRFIELD FIRENIEN
 THANK TAXPAYERS
 FOR AUTO-CHEMICAb.
Fire Fighting Apparatus Has Ere vented Several Serious Con-
 f1agrations-
EEN'S SECTION

(Snecial to The EarmeF.)
 FrairfIeId Jan. 30.-At a recent meeting of the local hremen it was voted that the company extenu, through the newspapers, thelr tEan0s s to the taxpayers ana puslnsSs p5tnS tnA +o- ward the upkeep of the auto cneInl- cneI cal which has done such good serVlce during the past year. Ing DoS6 to keep the fire fighting apparatus tl a first class condition. Four hnnore9 feet of new hose has been purctnaSee tls'Sa and the floors of the engine house have been repaired All this Work with the regular expense, hgnts, ana 1snitor, has been paid for and the dition Those in the town who nave generously contributed to neIp tnc boys along are: Miss Anna F: E1 r1ings, DeVer H. Warner, Judge EI- more s. Banks, SeIectnan Charles :. Fox. Mrs. Henry s. Glover, C. w: smith. Charles B. Read, H. Edward H. I. Flint, George H; Hill, John r T. Boyle. A. HoIlard Forbes, Samuel II. wheeler. P. s: HaTgroxe, Ilg, 1TndaTs IamTs Eyerly; ByrGn Eddy; 4, TahrG5a Kimban, Mat thew e ark, J. Killian, Thomas For gyth. William H. Gould, John n. Cobb, John Dalling, Benjamin BetIs' Mrs. Henry S. Burr, Daniel RocK' Mrs. M H. Hinckley, Mrs. H. $. Hewitt, Dr. V. Havard, Bacon Wake man. George Albert Kicker, George -Ia J Tile Frances H. Perry, Frank :. Sanm. M. T. Farley, Hans Sierup, Michael McCaffrey, Amory E. Row land. samuel Ta-ra1ce E Fem gerrit9 ahg Jesse Jesse Hayes, Simeon Bradley, Mrs. J. A. Kelly, W. M. Bulkley, Edward Os- born. H. O. Sturges, E. B; M9renouSJe' J9 A. Burr, S. A. Backwith, N $; Gould en, Mrs. F'inette B. O. Nichols, John Drew, Simeon Pease. Fa1rheld Ruo-
 H1TN a Noon, Charles B. Jennings, HIS. Burr William O. Burr, Mrs. David Burr Mrs. Samuel Glover, Oliver Turney' Mrs. John Thomas, Mrs. Green. Mat thew Patterson, and Andrew Miller
 A chimney fire in the home Of wash Vepka, in the lane off Gene last night. The fire which was dis covered about S:30, burned a hole through the roof near the chimney. An alarm was sounded from the whistle at the Fairfield Rubber works. Chauffeur McGarry drove the auto chemical to the fire and assisted In inguishing the blaze
 Miss Amy Jennings rendered In = en shower to Miss Louise EVerltts, at her home on Miller avenue, Saturday afternoon The afternoon was pleas Misses Sadie Deyo, Helen Forsyth. Sarah Rockwell, Eva Downs. May Downs, Louise Forsythe- Frances Pease. Amy Child, Ruth Child, Cath crime Burr, Helen Hayes, Dorothy smith, Rachael Pickett, and Mabel Ferris. Refreshments were served and fine time reported
 St. Thomas Church Notes.
 collection was taken Sunday morning for the St. Agnes building fund of Hartford.
 Requiem high mass was said yes +erday morning for the late Lucy Callan, of Southport
 Friday will be the Feast of Puri- hcation. Candles will be blessed Tor the year at the o'clock mass
 Friday, being the first Friday or the month, communion will be held at the and 8 o'clock masses
 Saturday, Feast of St Blase, toi- lowed by the usual custom or bless ing of threats at the o'clock mass
 The law regarding individual drink ing cups in various public places has taken a strong hold in this town. Before many weeks all the schools in the town will be supplied with Tn dfviduaf drinking cups for each child. The idea has been taken up with the ernDloyes of the Fairfield Rubber company
 SeIectrnan Charles Fox is seriously ill at his home in Spring street with quincy sore throat. His many friends wish him a rapid recovery.
 Saturday evening a large number of young peop,e gathered at the home os Mrs. Anna L. Bulkley to partake in a linen shower which was rendered Miss Agnes McLeavy, of Bridgeport The evening was spent with music and games Refreshments were serv-