The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-12-12
F aiirfield


 station at night are loud in their de- nuncfation of the New Haven railroad company's failure to install electric lights in the local station and on tfe platforms. They maintain that Fair field is no longer a one cylinder town and that old smoky oil lamps are no longer in vogue in up to date towns
 Commuters. especially, say that they stumble and catch their feet in the cracks of ths platforms because of insufficient light on the platforms.
 As a special feature of the Red Mems smoker to be held Thursday night the Dempsey Carpenter fight pictures will be shown. All arrange Enents are complete and the commit nee in charge say that it will prob ably be the best one held this year the men of the town are invited to see how the Red Men enjoy them selves. The big time will start at S:30 after the regular meeting. Boxing and wrestling matches of strength features. Smokes and refreshments will hold sway after the entertain ment.
 The town is being canvassed by the iUnquowa tribe of Red Men for mem ibers. The latest pa1eface to be cap Eof the Fairfield MaEn Supply Co: E1Ie will run the gauntlet at the next installation of candidates.
 Fairfield is anxiously awaiting the ep1ay Purple and Fine Linen" to be sgiven by the students of the high Fschoo1 Dec. 20 in Pequot Hall, South port. Rehearsals are being held every day. The play is a Puritan piece in Ethree acts. The cast follows: Marvin lees, David Sylvester; Fred Waldron, iEll1annah Parsons; Bradford Horton, Tom Dearborn; Clyde Buckingham, The Magistrate; John Jennings. simon Nan Sherwood, Goodwife Dearborn; Eloise Vibart, Betty; Florence Fox, 'Goodw1fe Parsons: Constance Bous- Quet, Experience, and Ruth Wells, Louise the colored slave.
 The play is under the direction of : Miss Hontcker, d teacher of English very capable of directing the play. having been president of the Dramatic :club of the College of New Rochelle.
 A Christmas dance will be given by the Senior class of the high school in Legion hall, Dec. 23. AS this is one of the few dances given by the Senior class a large attendance Of the younger set Is expected.
 The friends of Teddy Fabryk. a former member of the 102nd machine that he has gone to the Arlington hospital In New Haven to have his throat examined. Teddy was a for ner boxer, having mot some of the hoped that he will soon return to Fairfield much tho better for his trip to the base hospital.
 Thcmas Cassen, a former resident, is visiting for several weeks as the guest Of Thomas Murphy. MT. Cas- sen was employed at the Seamless Rubber Works in New Haven which was damaged by fire two weeks ago and was in the building while the fire was raging.
 The following records have been filed with the town clerk:
 Warranty Deeds.
 Simon Pease to Charles Hull ct al South port Fairfield property.
 Bridgeport Land & Title to Mfka 10th, Fairfield property.
 Francis P. Golesky to Henry Sem sger, Fairfield property.
 Sam Iregfnsky to Mary Tropsa, both of Bridgeport, Fa4rfeld property.
 John Rozman to Andrew and Mary eJokob, land and buildings on Burr road.
 Andrew and Mary Jacob to John Roman, Fairfield property.
 Frank 1alley to J, W, Sleeves, Fair field property,
 { Adolph Guttman to I. Klein. Fair field property.
 Mary Veres to Elizabeth Sizeusky, Bridgeport, Fairfield property.
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