The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-07-09
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The births recorded with the town clerk for the past week include: Eliz- abeth Mary Salko to Andrew and Annie Salko; Francis Ann Dollas to Frank and Mary Dolias, and Gertrude Eliza beth Boidlit to Albert and NeckeIy Boidlit-
 With the opening of the new court in Fairfield many new changes have come about. One of the most inn portant is the changing of the hear Court is held only on Mondays and Thursdays now except in a, very inn portant trial.
 Today on the Roger Sherman field at 4:3O, the Fairfield Y. M C. A will play the Stratford Y. M c. A. in a game of baseball. This game is ex- pected to be very good as both teams are composed of me players this year.
 At 3 o'clock the junior team of tha play the junior team of the Y- M C. A. there. Judge Bacon Wakeman will accompany the boys on this trip.
 Mrs. SybiI Mitchell of Grasmere, Fairfield, was hostess yesterday after noon for the meeting of the Orient Sewing Chapter. There was a very large attendance
 Louis Duckworth, a life saver at Fairfield Beach made three rescues during the course of the afternoon yesterday. rescue was made when May Henley of Hawley avenue, | Brid dgeport, went out beyond her depth. She had gone down for the | first time when the rescue was made. 1 Shortly after Miss Lillian Bailey sent | in a call for help and as she was go- | ing down for the third time she was | saved The third person to be res | cued would not give her name and it was said that she resided in Fairfield A great crowd made their appear | ance on the beach yesterday after noon and it was estimated that a l ing pavilion many of the houses were | sold out and at Collins bathing | pavilion where most of the houses are | season houses they were all occupied l Donald Lynch, son of Mrs. John l Lynch entertained few of his friends last night at a dancing party. The guests included Miss Elsie Clark, Jack Wade and Miss Agnes Sistrand-
 It became known last night that the newly appointed officials in the town may have to serve without pay for the present First Selectman Burr is quoted as saying: @-I know of no fund out of which the salaries of the judges and prosecutors can be paid The town cannot contract a deficit except
 for some items such as the state tax l These items do not include salaries
 of town officials and in my opinion
 
 these officials must wait until the reg lular town meeting in the fall for theil pay"
 | Under the new law passed when
 the new court went into effect in July
 Judge Jonathan Grout will receive IS1,O00 Prosecutor Bacon Wakemar
 $500; Deputy Judge Clarence Hall $500, and Assistant Prosecutor How
 ard N. Wakeman S30A
 The girls in the Booth and Bay1iss
 commercial school on Fairfield ave-
 nue, Bridgeport, held a picnic at the
 beach yesterday afternoon. The party
 was chaperoned by two teachers from the school, Miss Montay and Miss Schomberg. The party motored tC , the beach in buSseS furnished by the
 school. Lunches were taken by the
 girls and a good time was enjoyed b3
 all present.
 Daily more names are being men, toned for the poStmaSterShip of Fair , field and much interest and concerr , has been aroused by the men of the } town in regard to this position MT
 Burr, a Democrat, whose term of of fee expired Jan. 1st- has been hold ] ing office temporarily since then The names of Howard A. Smith, Constable Arthur F. Bennett, and Deputy Sheriff 4 William H. Gould have been advanced as desirable candidates for the office