The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-12
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The rummage sale which was held yesterday on Sherman lot in the rear of the parsonage, was reported to pc a success. The sale was held TOT the purpose of increasing the capital in the clubs treasury. that the so- ciety's work may be carried on- a- Rev. William J. Blake, pastor of
 St. Thomas church, made the an an
 nouncement today that he Woulo on Brooklawn avenue next Sunday at g o'clock For a long time in the past the members of his church Who
 reside on and near Brooklawn avenue, have wanted him to build chapeI out there so that they might attend his church. They now go to SI- Augustine's church on Washington
 avenue, Bridgeport, and it is great distance for them to go. In speak- ing to a Times reporter today FalneT
 Blake said, 'In time I expect to build
 church on Brooklawn avenue, put will not undertake the building of the church until my school in Fa1rheld IS completed and running.
 The Red Men of the town met last night in Red Mems hall and had "a the coming fair, which will be helo August IS, 19, 20, 25, 26, 27. From the outcome of last nights meellns | it would seem that the Red Men are
 
 hired UnderhilPs Jazz Band, Hutch, inson's Orchestra and Jim Francis Quintet to play and sing for them on the various nights of the enterIain ment. The hall will be decorated with pink and white streamers and the tables on which the various goods
 will be sold are to be decorated Tn pink and white also. Japanese ian building and they will be used for decorative purposes on the !Ilsiue "Chets Garrison, exper telectr1clan or the local Red Men, has the lighting | arrangements and decoration TOT tns something startling in the electr1ca! display for the carnival, which VIII | outshine anything given In the past. ~, The memb bers of the production de- | partment of the Singer Manufacturlns | company had a beach party and dog roast at Fairfield Beach last evenSS; LlaS
 Swimming and boating were enJoyeu | by all those present
 | Miss Bessie Coates, of Elliott street, | returned home after an en1oyapIe visit with friends in Wad1ng River | L. L
 | The new road association which | ha been formed at Fairheld' BeaGn is doing much to better the condl- tions of the roads there. Road Su, nervisor Jack Keough has received
 many petitions and applications from inc residents of Fairfield to hdVs PenfieId road repaired. Mr. keouSI is now trying to induce First select man Fred Burr to repair the road
 but as yet has not met with mucr
 success.
 John Bunny and other members ol
 tbe Twilight club are arranging 1oi
 an extended ''coon" hunt later on As MT. Bunny is an expert coon hGnter something out of the ord1naro is nromised those who take part III
 this annual event
 Miss Marguerite Sanford has re
 turned to her home on Falrneie
 Reach after spending two weeks 1T tbe Maine woods, camping, with MT and Mrs. Savard and family
 oosts in the town court yesterday morning He was arrested apou
 two weeks ago after he had injured
 Henry Iakey in front of Randall
 drug store. Cassale, who is mason
 wac laying a sidewalk in front o'
 Randalrs drug store and Laskey, wht rooms over the store, came down ano
 accidentally stepped on the fresh ce-