The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-02-10
TIMKO MYSTERY
 STILL UNS0LV WE'D
Fairfield Residents would Change Names of Many
 Streets
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Fairfield Feb. 10-The mystery concerning the death Of John TznaIzo, who was found dead in his store in State street extension, Sunday after noon, is still unsolved. Deputy Sher- if Hezekiah R. E1wood still main tains that death was caused by sui- eide. The rifle found near the body has been turned over to Sergt. Hauz in charge of the Bertillion system of the Bridgeport police, who is endeav- bring to take impressions of the finger tips from the weapon.
 The Fairfield Association for Social and Civil Betterment will meet in On quowa hotel. Monday evening, at which time a plan to change the names of certain streets will be dis cussed. Many Of the principal streets have three names and many also have For instance. Spring street. is always called Main street by strangers Pine Creek road is unappropriately named. There are two pine trees on the road but not the least sign of a creek. Broad street is Sometimes called Gen. ter street, when the name of Fairfield avenue would be more Appropriate. The members of the association wish to bring the matter before the select men at a special town meeting The members hope that appropriate ana permanent names will be affixed to
  upon each corner of the streets.
 Members of. the grange are planning to attend the whist and dance Of the Easton grange tomorrow evening. The entertainment will be given for a fund for the new grange hall. Whist will begin promptly at 8:3O and Will terminate at 1O:30 followed by dane ing and refreshments It was origin ally planned to give the whist on F'ebo 25, but the earlier date proved more satisfactory to the members.
 At the meeting of the Unquowa club held at the Fairfield Memorial library Monday afternoon. the members were addressed by Mrs. F. s. Child her topic being, tHThe Immigrant" Mrs. w. L. Case read a paper on the. life of the Italian in his native land Mrs. J. I. Flint spoke upon the Slav in his own country and the immigrants life in America. The immigration bill which has recently caused much discussion Was explained and com mented upon by Mrs. <Paulding.r The subject will begcontinued- at the, meet ing on Feb. 23a -3a .a..--..
 The Fairfield Hook & Ladder Com pany, No. 1, have named the follow ing committees for the dance in Sher- man hall, Friday evening: George A. Andersons chairman: Thomas Carroll, chairman of the floor committee; Chief Moore, charge of the door, A. | 1NAONI4Ls E0AESS44A1S1lSss --s-- -- ton, ice cream committee. Ihe Coast Artillery orchestra of Bridge port will furnish the music for the dance. --.sl-.
 The Camp Fire Girls of the Congre- gational church will hold public ceremonial meeting in the parlors of the church, Monday evening, March T. ss ----z--------
 UTILITIES COMMISSION HEARING
 Hartford. Feb 10.-There was no Eopposition to-day between the public utilities commission of the Conneeti- cut Company for approval of method of construction of a. cross-oveF on Black Rock avenue. New Britain. The couarnission also gave a hearing on $t1ge "a tabtfsllrassst ef q siding on tl1e I Springfield branch of the New Haven 4road between Hazardvilie and Mel rose, desired mostly by large growers