The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-29

Last evening the sophomore class of the High school entertained the freshmen class at Futile auditorium The party was in the nature of a Halloween affair, the students being dressed in sheets and pillow eases, re- sembling the costume of the much discussed Ku Krux Klan. Later In the winter, the freshmen will. return the compliment.
 The Warren Brothers put a gang at work today repairing the Warrenite paving on Stratford avenue near Beardsley avenue. There have been a number of dangerous spots in the roadway at this point for some time.
 Tonight at the stratford, theatre Ethel Clayton will be featured in l 'sWea1th'' A comedy, a news reel, and the Eighth episode of White Horseman," with Art Acord, will | complete the bill.
 Because the new Washington bridge Is not quite, completed, @ portion of 1 the automobile traffic to the Yale Brown game today was diverted via 1 Derby.
 l It is probable that by the time the | council meets next Thursday, way
 may be found to legally raise the necessary $50,Ooo by a loan, so that 1 the police, fire and educational de- l partnents may receive salaries now l overdue. There is some doubt as to l the legality of loans negotiated m | the past and the council intends to | make certain that in the future all l loans are put through in a strictly 1 legal manner.
 1 William Anthony is acting chief of | the fire department while Chief AL len D. Judson is confined to his home with the grippe.
 Andrew Roswell, Bridgeport, former falderman of the Park City, has been | engaged by the council to collect l back taxes due the town, some since
 the wear 1906. A special drive will be made against de1inquents who live outside the town who own property | within the limits.
 l the Bridgeport Engineering com ] pany, and the Lordship company, 1 three large debtors of the town. are are
 understood to stand early on the nst | for collection, CT legal action. Tax l Collector John c. Wilcoxson is work ing hard, but collections are not com ing in fast enough to meet the neeos' and there is a feeling that many ap- | parently wealthy resident of Bridge | port and Stratford who are Stratford ] property owners could, and should pay up their back taxes.
 J. H, Hattersley will receive SC for | a pig that had to be killed after being
 bitten by a stray dog,
 The Times has been reviewing the town report for the last fiscal year
 that perons interested might see | where the money goes that comes in
 from taxes, Last year $1s,gS6 was | appropriated for saiaries and feea ana | s1S.25O,24 spent, leaving a deficit of | S975.24, Here ia where the money went for the fiscal year ending Sep tenber 1, last, and just about com der the old form of governments
 James Faliy. First Select
 A., Warrington, First se- .ao
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