The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-16
BETTER SIDEWAL
 FOR FAIRFIELD IS OBJECT OF MEETING
Civic Organization Will Dis. cuss Also the Matter of
 Police Protection
(specLal to Tghe Farmer.)

Fairfield, Jan. 16-The Fairfield. As sociation for Civic and Social Better nent at it's regular meeting on Mon day evening will discuss sidewalks and police service. The sidewalks dn town are in d deploraible condition and after every heavy rain storm pedestrians have to take the street in order to avoid the numerous QI1agmiENes caused by the failure of property owners to have sidewalks of suitable material Concrete walks are few and far be- tween and 1t is one of the main pl1r- poses of this meeting to impress upon the minds of the property owners that they should have walks of this kind in front Of their property. Burglaries and chicken thefts have been almost an everyday happening of late and some residents think that if police force of five or six men were appointed a stop would soon be put to such un- lawful activities A night watchman was recently appointed but he is not expected to cover the whole town.
 At a, special meeting of Unquowa tribe, Mo- 60, I. O. R. M, held last evening Ray Randall was elected sem for sagaInore to succeed William AR1li- donn, resigned. Mir. Anidon recently moved to Schenectady, N r.. and has been unable to give sufficient time to the duties of the office. MT. Randall has been 9 prominent and active mem
 
 Der of tho organization for the past 10 years.
 The Girls club of Fairfield, held a rehearsal Thursday evening. for their coming minstrel show which is to be put oh the boards Easter Monday. They are under the capable direction ] Of Bill Toomey, of Bridgeport, who has quite reputation as a. minstrel director. MT. Toorney has som ething up his sleeve which will surprise the
  it out The show will be of the .'rialto" type and will surely make 8 decided hit when produced.
 Rev. John Kelly, now of Newark, N. J., and formerly a Fairfield boy, is spending the week in this town. Fath- CT Kelly is ana accomplished soloist and rendered songs, Thursday. at the his schOolboy chun. He returned to, his parish in Newark this after7 noon.
 The Home Missionary society of the Fairfield Congregational church. held it's annual supper in the pAriors of the church, Thursday evening and the affair was largely attended. The 1a- dies of the society spent the after noon in the regular business session and sewing circle.
 The Christian Endeavor society of the Greenfield Congregational church | last evening.
 The Mems club of the Episcopal church will hold it's weekly meeting this evening.
 The Greenfield Christian Endeavor society will give miscellaneous en- tertainInent next Friday evening in the Greenfield Country club hall. There will be a sketch by six women mem bers, tableaux, recftations and music. The ladies are working hard and meet every afternoon for rehears- als. Mrs. Annie L. Bulk1ey, the new chairman of the social committee of the society, is arranging the entertain ment.
 At the regular meeting of the Greenfield Hill grange Tuesday even ing the installation of the newly elect ed officers will take place. Besides an interesting program the usual sup per will be served. The committee of arrangements is Miss Bessie Banks, Mrs. Annie l.. Bu1l1ley, Mrs. William B. Ferrfss, Misses Elva Banks and Ethel MerwiIl.
 Twenty members of the Unquowa