The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-08
Fairfield

The two-night entertainment and festtval-tomoTrow and Thursday nights-under the auspices of Holy Name society of St. Thomas parish. gives promise of being the banner ,af- fair so far given by St. Thomas parishioners, if time and efforts de- voted to its success Dy those having the affair in charge means anything. Given for a most worthy cause-for the benefit of the new Parochial school. which is very rapidly near ing completion, allE members of the parish are lending their hearty coo originality will be used for entertain ing the large number who will be in attendance. In need of entertain ment and a place to spend social hours St. Thomas Holy Name society boys advise you to take part in this two nights festival.
 The fire company was called out several times over the weekend to put out grass fires. The first fire oc- cured in the rear of the Handy & Harmon Manufacturing company, and was put out after some trouble. The second one was near the Bullard plant and had gained headway before being discovered. The flremen were kept on the jump for over half an hour to get the fire under control. The cause of the fires could not be learned but 1t is thought that they were started by a match.
 Old Mir. Forceof-Habtt Is gentle man who Is liable to get some folks with the best intentions in the world bearing on Ftairf1e1ders who have un- consciously at times used the steam railroad tracks as short cut to speedy appointments. And just as have been trespassing on railroad property The Times would caution you that an the future you must look out or the "weI-neaning constables" will enrich them selves and make you somewhat pooner by hauling you be- fore the town court. In the future +ake the longer-way around.
 The Jim Francis orchestra played at Lordship, Sunday night for the dance Jim has landed the contract to play at all the dances given by the firemen.
 Sunday. the Fairfield Tigers took the fast Mohfcans of Bridgeport into camp by the score of 19-0. A number of people stated that it was one of the best games that the local boys have played.
 The American Legion will hold a dance Friday night in Sherman haIl. The Jim Francis orchestra will furnish the music. A prize fox trot will be the feature of the evening.
 Col. Paulding ds In town visiting friends for a few days. He was at one time a resident of this town and is we'll known.
 It was announced today that the Tigers will play the Jackson Stars of Bridgeport next Sunday at Sherman F'ield. A rough game is expected as the Stars have not lost a game In the last two years. Local fans state that the Tigers will have no trouble in beating them. A good crowd Is expected.
 The usual cannonade was in pro- gress this morning qat the reef and a number of fine ducks were shown by several local hunters.
 Work at FaHr Acres is still going on and a new section has recently been added to the property. Work will be started on the neY land i'm mediately and the roads will be put through soon.
 All members of the Unquowa tribe of Red Men are requested to be present at the. next meeting as there is business of Importance connected with the building of the new theatre to be completed.
 The garage which is being built for McESie & Walters at Grasmere is