The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-25
Stratford
Police Still Work on Breaks At Paradise Green Schools To Open Septem- Der 2.

ic knoWn that oney nave D. call 1or d housemaid. also for g. first class ing from Milford. A request from an out-of-town party has also been received for stone mason, 1t being understood that carfare, good wages The commission is still doing business in the town hall and expects to keep on the job all through the coming fall and winter.
 The police are still working on the various breaks made in the stores at Paradise Green, but as yet no arrests have been made made. ;ns Nnmse9us -, Son+ a. police headquarters of marauders making quick grab" excursions in orchards and gardens throughout stratford. which covers a great deal because of the size of the police de- pertinent, 1t Is practically impossible for each complaint to be given the immediate attention it should be given to make possible the apprehen- sion of more offenders.
 The suggestion again brings to mind the prediction that under the new form of government one of the first, requests to reach the town man. ager will be for at least one patrol man from each of the nine districts.
 Principal Rogers of the High of the vacation period, and pleasantly anticipating the opening of the Stratford schools which will occur on the rebuilt Center school viii be ready for use, and once more the army of pupils will again be under one roof, and the various units that were scattered throughout the town, be back where the principal can see what everyone Is doing without using g. motorcycle. With but one excep- ton, the elementary grades will be scattered about the town in the reg uIar grammar schools. giving all but one class room in the Center building to High school use, which Is as ii should be. Until the proposed new High school is reality the half time program in vogue last winter will have to be continued.
 A flower show will be conducted dur. ing September by the Christ church | More definite information will be made public little later.
 l The feature "A Passionate P1l i grim," with the usual extra program will be repeated at the Stratford the atre tonight.
 | With Charles A. PheIan of Lord 1 ship still in the ring, and with Will liam Barnes and Herbert Sniffen, tn, | latter new entry, in the field iron the Avon park and South Main sec | tionS of the First district, a merry lit tie battle for ceuncilmanic honors i | in the making
 Donald A. Sammis, George Barne and Thomas McQuillan from a strong | trio of opponents in the second, whi1, Andre Ea.hon. formerly a, police com 1 missioner, may have things more O i less his own way in the third, witl the announced retirement from tn, | fray upon the part of Charles H-Peck Ivan Whereabouts and Martin Knapp | Tn the Fourth district Bernard Scully, president of the District Re publican club, may have clear sailing with the rumor that Joseph L. Stem
 pei has decide not to make the eff fort.
 John Williams and John .J.Albrigh l seem to be set for race in the Ffftl district, while John Molyneux ma;
 have little opposition in the sixtl der had signed his petition and nigh
 retire in his favor.
 Manager F'eldman of the Stratfor
 theatre Independently and wifhou
 consulting any of his competitors i
 nearby towns, stopped long enoug
 yesterday while preparing for a blu
 fishing expedition to state that
 downward trend is the order of tn
 day. and not a boosting proposition | and inasmuch as hundreds Of his pal rons sent petitions to Governor Ja1s
 protesting against a state anuseme CT
 tax. he would not let them suffe
 Although the governor did not Ri , the bill. Manager Feldman has d. cided to take the loss himself, an
 for once the poor down-trodden pull
 lie will not be soaked" Straifo1 f movie prices will not be changed