The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-03
Fairfield

 section between Mill Plain road and River street, also a part of Grassmere the maps of which are on view at the town hall.
 Andrew B. Huntington, engineer for the Town Plan commission, wishes to impress upon the people affected by these proposed lines that there is no intention whatsoever of moving the houses that now stand on the line but the real purpose is to keep all of the new buildings that are being erected back of this line so that if the town 15 or 20 years from now wants to widen the road it will not have to pay damages.
 This plan should meet with the ap- proval of the ones that expect to build for all of the houses will be uniform and have much prettier street.
 expects to establish this line on Grassmere and in fact all over Fair field as there are no rules by which a man might build. It may be a case where a man builds house in a large lot and cuts road through to his convenience so that when the town wants to widen this road 1t must pay heavy damages for moving his house This new line will eliminate all of these drawbacks and will bene- fit the public as well as the town.
 If your dog is not licensed get one
 If you dog is not licensed you bet ter get a license this week. or your dog may be picked up. Also keep the dog chained as it is violating a strict law to let any dog run at large.
 Larson, in speaking to a Times re- porter yesterday says that @ general cleanup will be in progress all this week, so that all persons that have not kept within the law on these rul- ings should do so without further delay.
 Mrs P. B. Hayes and family, Anna and Edna, are visiting at the home of MT. and Mrs. T. F. Hayes. Pine Creek beach. Charles Reilly of Bridgeport is also spending a lew days there.
 Miss Lucille Arthur, of Ridgewood, N. J., is visiting at the home of Mrs George Mansfield of Fairfield Beach
 Mir and Mrs. w. D. Hayes and family motored from Charleston, w. v., to spend the week with MT. and Mrs. T. F. Hayes of Fairfield Beach.
 MT and Mrs. Frank Cochran and son of Mount Vernon, N. Y, will spend the month of August at the Merry Hearts cottage, Fairfield Beach.
 MT. and Mrs William Flanagan, also of Mount Vernon, N. Y-, are to spend the month of August at the "Spig- gityland" cottage, Fairfield Beach. George Larson and family have re- turned from Lake Zoar after a. two | weeks vacation. The fishing was great, he says.
 MT. and Mrs Waffle Frank of Bridgeport, are spending the week at the ''City of Paris cottage, Fainfield Beach.
 Emily Richmond who. until recent ly, had been residing at Pine Creek, has returned from a short stay with her uncle in Spencer, Mass MT. and Mrs. James Wilson have l been visiting at the 'sHaze1wood" cot | tage for the past few days and ex- pect to leave for Portland, Conn, for l a short visit and motor from there to | Newburgh, N- Y.
 MT. and Mrs. Rubie Mcintyre of Mount Vernon, N. Y-, will spend the month of & August pat at the Crystal Saa There will be quite a large colony from Mount Vernon, with the present residents at the beach and with the new arrivals for the month of August
 Miss Agnes Mills, Miss Cordula FL 1 ton and Miss Isabelle Craig have re- turned to their homes in New York. l after a weeks visit with Mrs. Bella Benhem.
 More than 100 children and their parents enjoyed the church picnic held recently by the Congregational church on the Sherman parsonage lot. Athletic events had been plan ned to take place in the field, but owing to the intense heat many of the races and more strenuous eXer ciSeS were omitted.
 Croquet contests, three legged races and a baseball game between the Fairfield and Long Hill teams, composed of county Y. M. c. A. boys, helped to keep the children enter tained. A very enjoyable picnic lunch was given the children by their parents. Perhaps the incest part of the afternoon in the estima