The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-20
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Railings and porches were carried away by the high waves of the storm of Saturday night on Fairfield beach. The gales worked havoc with the cottages. In several places the sand has been washed from under the cottages and they are danger of top bling over. The wind also did great deal of damage. A new build ing being erected at Ash Creek was partly destroyed by the wind storm. The roof and the sides of the build ing caved in and workmen were busy yesterday reconstructing the walls.
 On Wednesday night the American Legion basketball team will play the Phantom Five in the American Le- zion hall. The Legion boys expect to defeat the Phantom boys and as the Phantom team is a strong one an eN- citing game is expected. As pre- liminary game the Red Mems team will play the Long Hill team. Danc- | ing will follow the games. the music ! being furnished by Jim Francis or 1 chestra- In the game of Saturday i mont A. c. the Legion team defeat i ed the Fairmonts by a score of 25 to 16.
 For the first time in 15 weeks | Sheriff William H. Gould was able to be out. Sheriff Gould has been con fined to his home for , weeks with a serious illness and at one time his
  go about on crutches Sheriff Gould lost 40 pounds during his illness.
 In the football game of Sunday between thu Tigers and the Black Rocks tine sTigers defeated the Black Rocks by a score of 8 to o. This was the final game of the season over the defeat of the Black Rock team The game was played at the Bullard Field and large crowd of FairfieIders were on hand to witness the defeat of the rival team.
 Over se5 were realized by the play given by the pupils of Miss Bertha Staples in the Greenfield Country of the play will go toward a fund now being raised for a new school piano. The play was a great suc- cess and another play will be given in the near future.
 On Saturday a Christmas tree and party was given in the Greenfield Congregational church for, the chill the feature of the party.
 Saturday evening from until 8 a Christmas festival will be given in St. Sunday school classes. The regular Christmas services will be held in the church Sunday. A special music service is being arranged for Christ mas day.
 On Thursday evening an old fash toned square dance will be given in the Legion Hall by George Cole. The old fashioned square dances are few and far between these days and a large crowd of the older folks, as well as the younger set, is expected to attend. Bevin's orchestra will
 
 Miss Olive Pierson lectured at the Greens Farms Congregational church. Sunday, on Home Mission ary Work
 State Game Warden John J. Boyle has received a new badge from the State Board of Fisheries and Game the seal of Conn ecticut raised upon it. The former badge was Of brass The game wardens of the state re- ceive no pay for their services
 Louise Jennings has come home from Middlebury College, Vermont, to spend the Christmas vacation with her parents.
 Lewis Burr, son of Martis Burr l of Burr street, Greenfield, arrived home from Pratt Institute, Friday, to spend the Christmas holidays with his parents.
 Labor was the subject discussed last evening at the Round Table meeting of the Catholic Daughters of America at Varuna hall EF R E RFF AgENg AR