The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-12
Stratford
Sewer Commissioners Meet To Discuss Complaints On The 16th- Seventh Dist rict Civic AssociationWill Support R c. Sherwood For Councilman

In accordance with the law allow ing the Board of Sewer Commission CTS of Stratford to assess against property benefited by sewers such reasonable, the Board will be in ses- sion in the town hall on the 18th, at p. m., to hear any complaints of damages or other disputes regarding assessments by the construction of sewers on the following streets: Academy Hill, Barnum avenue Beardsley avenue, Birdsey street, Broad street, Broadbridge avenue, Burritt avenue, California street, Col ony street, East street, Elm street, Kings College Place, Knowlton street, Linden avenue, Louis street, Main street, Melville street, Milford ave- nue, Oakland avenue, Rockwell. ave- nue, Sherwood Place. South avenue, Stratford avenue, Temple street, Yer non street, Walnut street and Wells Place. The Board is composed of Paul P. Goodell, B. c. Warner and E. H. Beers
 The trolley company is doing much work on the feed wires on Stratford avenue. The newly inaugurated ser vice to Stratford center is a help to a great many people. A car is near ly always waiting at the crossover whereas the jftneys are generally prettEwen crowded before the cen ter is reached. The cars for the center carry the 'fB" letter as for merly did the Paradise Green cars. The cars for the Green are supposed 10 carry a lettering of 'Bd'' but some of the signs for the through cars suli also carry the old 'B' lettering, which Is confusing.
 Following the meeting of Wednes- day evening in the Raybestos club club rooms of the Seventh District Civic association, 1t is announced that the club unof1cial1y will support Ralph c. Sherwood for coupcilnan from this district Sherwood Is not pledged, excepting that he has gone on record as promising, if elected, to do the best he can for the district and the town, which Is as much as anyone can promise.
 Snerwood,s stand as to whether the town manager, to be hired. should be a local man or a stranger is un- known. There has been a certain effor+ in some quarters to pledge the candidate to a local man, while in other sections this is believed to be entirely the wrong conception of the ment.
 The 7th District association now has 5o- members, and wish all voters of the district to understand that the hisssociatsdn is strictly Tron-poft4ca-L be- ing organized for he good of the i'm m ediate community. and every voter with the best interests of the d1sLr1c at heart is invited and urged to be present and join at the next meet ing. Monday, Aug. Is. the regular ses- sions being held monthly on the third Monday.
 The bylaws have been drawn up and executive and standing commit tees of various kinds will be appoint ed soon by the president, Gordon Smith.
 Noting the success of the Civic as- sociation in the 7th district which has gotten under way in such a. short space of time, elements in other dis trcts who are anxious to get good man elected from their district that the councfl-manaSer plan may have a fair trial, have asked for copies of the bylaws, and other similar organ izations will soon spring into being. It is understood that an organiza- Lhon will soon be perfected tn the