The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-17
airfield

It seems that, at last. the piece of land in the center, alongside of Ran daIPs drug store, Is to be replaced
 by building of some pretentions and hole will give place to a business
 block and that in the very near fu- ture This place, up to a short time ago has been owned by the Henry mors have been circulated about diff ferent usages being made of this piece of property, but nothing came
 of all the talk. At one time it did
 pany would take over and build on
 the property but nothing came of the rumors and now it seems certain that
 Joseph I. Flint, will erect a business
 block at this locality, devoting a part
 of same to a first class moving picture
 house.
 MT. Flint has at all times wealth
 CT eye out Tor opportunities. both in
 a personal business capacity and
 along the lines of improvement in
 town affairs. As sentiment seems
 to claim, if MT. Flint realizes this
 property deal is a good outlook, con
 add much to its present business appearance and F'airfielders will have
 the opportunity to enjoy some first class theatricals and none but the best pictures.
 While the price said to be paid by MT. Flint is of course not positively known, $500 is said to have been
 the price involved in this real estate the time Fairfield Trust Co. was con- sidering this piece of ground, the Sturgis interests were asking $20,- co.
 The present building occupied by the Saur manufa curing interests,
 recently owned by Thomas Forsythe
 proprietor of the Fairfield Hardware ~
 who intends shortly to improve the property and increase the capacity
 for manufacturing purposes.
 nings has bought the house long oc-
 cupied by himself and family on Miller street, and formerly owned by
 Thomas Forsythe.
 With announcement as made to- day in this paper of another change in the jitney situation, Fairfielders
 think it is about time the Connecti-
 ter service. Provided with a one track service they are constantly at
 the mercy of delays and a general 1 bad service. but townspeople think
 more consideration to their wants in providing better service.
 A Mrs. Lynch and family of Bridge port, are to OCCUPY the house 1Ormer- ly occupied by Arthur Deoe and fam | fly on Eliot street. MT. Lynch, now deceased, was formerly connected with the Lyon & Gruman Hardware Co.,, of Bridgeport.
 Hugh Plunkftt, of the Times com posing room force, is to forsake the North End section of Bridgeport and take up his residence in the Grasmere district. Hugh sees what the future holds out for this town and intends to take advantage of Fairfield's op- portunities.
 The Fairfield Country club holds it's seasons initial dance and social af- ifair this evening at the Greenfield Grange This evenings affair opens the social affairs for this club for the Itcoming season and an enjoyable af- fair is promised all attending. No let up has been felt in business at the Dog Biscuit company in the Mill Plain district. MT. Bradley
 who conducts this establishment has had plenty of orders during the pres ent general slack conditions. He has ten men and two women em- pIoyed in this industry and is enabled l to keep a continued output moving. l The women's Democratic club met l at town hall hall last evening and laid plans for future activities along