The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-16
Fairfield

sAleck Burzasky, of Villa park, who
 was arrested Wednesday afternoon
 charged with the destruction of pr1- Nate property was fined $5 and costs in the town court here yesterday.
 Burzasly Is alleged to have cut up khe two front tires of a car in which A1e was part owner. The car was Tn .ahe name of Elmer Erdelly the other owner. He had BurZaSky arrested Burzsky could not pay the costs and he was committed to the county jail tence.
 As he was leaving the court with
 Sheriff E1wood, Burzasky's wife put Their year old child in his arms. Bur
 zasky clung to the child and would
 mot part with him. Sheriff Blwood was stumped but finally induced him ffo let go of the child
 William F. Burr, of P1atsvilIe, all Eaeged to have assaulted his wife was found not guilty by Judge Jonathan
 Trout. Burr'S case was postponed last
 week on account Of the failure or
 witnesses to appear. Insufficient eVl-
 dence caused Judge Trout to find
 Burr not guilty.
 The case of Asher w. Taylor. of Etratford, who figured in a motor
 cycle accident some time ago was
 noTled in the Town Court on the pay
 ment of costs by Judge Jonathan
 Trout. Tay1or's motorcycle was stol-
 en after the accident and has not
 been recovered yet. Action was
 brought against Taylor by<tAe parties
 Injured and was settled Soptsfde of
 court.
 The case of Joseph Ahries, a
 minor, living on Oldfield road, and
 whose father is expected to assume
 the charge of blackmail lodged
 against the boy was continued be-
 cause of the illness of Samuel Mel
 aitz, representing the boy. It is al
 legged that young Ahries circulated a
 false petition bearing a false state , nnent against Nicholas Mattuck, state l official engaged in the exterminaion i of mosquitos in Fairfield.
 An entertainment given by the pri- l mary classes of Miss Bertha Staples of Dwight school will be held in the
 Greenfield Country Club tonight. !. t.sic for dancing after the entertain ement.
 i Night duck hunters should take 5 warning by the arrest of six men in Sound Beach who were caught shoot fdn, the ducks at night. A great many [ hunters in Feirf1e1d have been v1o- hating the law by hunting the ducks 2 Smith paid a visit to the town yes ! terday and probably was on the [ beach last night to catch any viola ! ters of the law.
 i In a fast basketball game Wednes- day night the Harvey Hubbel team [ of Bridgeport defeated the Black { Rock A. O. team to the tune of 26- 1 10. Dancing was enjoyed by a large ! crowd, Jim Francis orchestra fur ] nishing the music.
 ! Plumbers of the town are busy Efhawing cut frozen water pipes Many Rutoists forgot to draw off the water l in their radiators and will either ] have to put up their car for the win ! ter or buy a new radiator. The sud- i den cold snap also caused the Town { fountain to freeze.
 ! Wednesday was visiting day at : GraSmere school and a large number i of parents availed themselves of the ! opportunity of seeing the work that 1 is being done by the teachers and the ! pupils in the various claSsrooms. 1 After the school session a Parent l Teachers Association was formed I and the following officers were elect 1 ed: President. Mrs John M. Curry; ] Vice President, Mrs. Andrew Wake ] man; Secretary, Mrs Emeine J ] Keenan; Treasurer. Miss Louise Fall 1 lon.
 Alter the election of officers re- i treatments were served and a social ! time was enjoyed by all. Future | meetings will be held on the second | Wednesday of each month.