The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-19
.FAlRFIELD'S ROADS AWASH; RESIDENTS
 GROW INDIGNANT
Girls Club Will Have An nual Reception Tn Sher-
 man Building
Especial to the F'armer.)


 Fairfield Jan 1e-Residents on Pine Creek road and other intersect- ing streets are up in arms over the neglect of the selectmen to repair these heavy travelled roads. Pine Creek road on a. rainy day and some tiraes on pleasant days greatly resem- bIes the Everglades of Florida The residents have repeatedly protested against the condition of this road in particular.
 The condition has been nearly the same on the streets abutting the prop erty of p. H. Warner, Q. G. Jennings and Anna B. Jennings until these property owners took the law into their own hands and had the roads repaired at their own expense.
 The Girls club of Fairfield will give their first annual dance tomorrow eve ming in the Sherman building and many invited guests are expected. The affair will be an apron and neclxtie dance The evenings entertainment will be opened by a. grand march which will be led by Miss Marcia Del- bridge and a gentleman, not yet nam ed.
 Tonight will be the big night for the members of Unquowa tribe, No. SO, T. @. R M, when they will journey to New Haven to be the guests Of An santawa1e tribe, No 80. at the annual l bano11et which will be held in the din- 
 will be laid for 250 diners. Ex-Presi- dent William Howard Taft will be one Of the principa1sspe of the even l ing It is reported that his topic will be '@The American Indian.n Other l speakers will be the Great Incohonee Great sachem of the state, George w. 1 F,airchiId; Mayor Austin, of Stamford, and several other great chiefs, inc1ud- ing Alfred Ligourie. William J. Sal1Il- ders and other prominent members. Sachem Ku1ian will have charge of 1 the local guests and they will leave here on the 7:07 train By special arrangement with the railroad off ciaIs the 12:22 train out of New Ha- ven will stop at Fairfield on it's way to New York The demand for tick- cts have exceeded the allotment. The young ladies of the Fairfield Congreg gationaI church will present a
 musical sketch entitled, IA Dress Re- hearsal,' :, in the chapel and parlors at 8 o'clock, Friday evening. The be for the benefit of the Fairfield Aux iIiary of the Red Cross. Funds are needed to purchase material which the ladies will use in their sewing and knitting. Contributions for this benefcent work will be received glad- Iy by the young ladies of the Auxil- iary. A general invitation is ex- tended to the public spirited citizens of the town and a large attendance is expected.
 The Sunday school teachers of the ICongregational church held their reg ular meeting last evening. The gath ering was addressed by Bacon Wake
 man. the superintendent Of the school.
 Letters are awaiting the following claimants at the local postoface: Claude D. Thompson, w. E. Barrette. Mrs. Julia Amdrus Bruce Mrs. w. B. smith, Andrew J. Sidlovsly, Sophia KinliaIa, Grace Hamilton, Timber Hutkin, John Batus Mrs Kuabasu- wiscz. MT and Mrs. Nekon Hanson, John Megsvy and Mrs. Alice Smith.
 The local troop of the Boy Scouts was rendered a supper by the Camp Fire Girls, club Of the Congregational church last evening in the church. parIors