The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-08-20
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The Greenfield Hill campfire girls will hold a big sale this afternoon from until o'clock in the Green field Hill Congregational church. The three girls in charge are Miss Helen Pease. Miss Dorothy Perry, and Miss members in all and they will help to sell the home made cake, candy, pies, ice cream, and fresh vegetables that will be displayed. Miss Frances
 The proceeds of the sale will go Into the Camp Fire treasury to swell the fund that the girls are trying to rase to go to Washington in the spring. The girls want to see the national capitol and they realize that the only way to get there Is to earn the money themselves. Recently the girls went up to Pleasant Valley and ed themselves by dances, fairs and sales given this past year. The girls are planning to hold big dance about the middle of September.
 A tennis tournament is being ar ranged by Wallace Saunders for the young people who reside at Fairfield Beach. The tournament will be play ed on the new court recently built by MT. Saunders There are several good tennis players at Fairfield Beach and it is expected that they will show the older folks something in the play ing of the game of tennis.
 Archie McGrath ends his two weeks vacation today which has been spent at his fathers home, Snug Harbor MT. McGrath will return to Brooklyn, N. Y, tomorrow to resume business: Tonight will close the fair and trading post held by the Red Men of the town. It will be held again Thursday, Friday and 5s. saturday aEl,,,,9f Of Jazz Band played for the dancing and the Jim Francis Quintet also made it's appearance and played. Prizes were carried off last night by many of the town officials and many people came from the outlying districts also carried home treasures. The adnts- sion to the hall is very small com pared to the good time had by all who attend A record breaking crowd is expected to attend tonight and Fred Granville who is in charge feels they will all be repaid by attending.
 More than three hundred announce
 nents have been sent to members of the Fairfield Beach and Country clubs of the fair which will be held this afternoon from 3:3o until o'clock at the home Of MT. and Mrs. Benjamin Riegel way out on the end of Sasco Hju Southport overlooking the Sound. For weeks the children have been sewing and planning the affair and they have created so much ex- citement on the hill that all the resi- dents are lending a helping hand to make the fair a success.
 Tables decorated with red, white and blue bunting will offer attrac- tive fancy articles, delicious cakes, .and candy, fresh vegetables, soft drinks, and Dry Goods. A special dry goods counter will be arranged where blankets, ginghams and other ma terials may be purchased. Toys and dolls will also be on sale.
 Further attractions will be a side show, a colored band from New York. two ponies for the children, and ten his at a small amount a set for the sporty oneS-
 Another very interesting feature or the afternoon has been arranged by Sam Brown of Southport MT. Brown is very much interested in the Fresh Air home for which this is being given. He is an expert cabinet maker and also renovates antique furniture He has given the children a card en- titling the holder to ten hours work and they will canvass these cards at the fair.