The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-23

Cyril E. Foley, Br1dgeporL. NO o@1Ie has been set for their wedding.
 Here Is some good news if it ever | happens: It is said that if the new bumper is bought by the town, mat the Commerce truck is to De Statlon- | ed in the Eighth district. With the roads in the shape they are truck right around the corner would be a good thing in the Eighth.
 If anyone in Stratford has the au- thority and funds, and doesn't gWe some immediate relief to the resi-
 dents of the upper section of Wind. sor, Woodstock and other parelies streets, the responsible party b eith- CT not on his job or a stacker. These streets, on which persons living on either a. part or all of the thorough fare have built walks, and have done
 everything possible to make their property presentab1e. are so situated that it is impossible. from Paradise
 Green, for residents to reach their
 homes without going over their ankles in mud Women. who mlght get out to give the baby an airing, are marooned until late spring. It would not be a bankrupting matter to build @ cinder walk two city
 blocks, and relieve a. lot of people who have done their share. Is it the town managers fault. the town engineers fault, Or the fault of the
 councilman from the district? Let the alibis roll forth, someone is not on their job, and an easily remedfed condition Is deplorable and just about unYb earable. Here is the straight dope Bank your money on this and give odds if necessary. None of the council
 mon will resign. Hunter will be re- leased, internationally Monday night, to go to the Federal League, Winsted or wherever he wants to locate. This Ion antiOn
 or popular, or wise. Time alone will show that. But it is what will happen. There will be a howl that will be heard the breadth of the ma tion, there will be more indignation meetings, and a year from next Oc- tober lot of councilmen may be without a pastime. But that doesn't
 matter about Monday. Hunter will go Some of the councilmen may get in a resigning attitude later out Hunter will go first. A new man will come in, and perhaps things will
 move along as they should.
 Aside from any personal feeling in the matter, pro or con the present condition of incompatibility is dam aging, disastrous to Stratford, and to Fairfield county. It cannot go on without irreparable damage to Stra- ford and adjoining communities. 1T the councilmen all see fit to stand pat the sooner a man is in the Town Man ager's office that the majority or the council thinks is right, the sooner Stratford can get off the joke page and in the news section again.
 But Stratfordttes might as well re sign themselves to one thing. The ash can incident will never be forgotten. In fact the boys in the ire mouse als rumored to be learning a song to slng should the bottom ever fall out or an other ash can. The name of the sell ection is "Leave Elm Lay. Rumors that Hunter planned to get oru m otor, and with the cans construct fire truck are denied in toto
 The Keeling idea to purchase the Brewster property at the oI Greend and ti,e the barn for a fire station, listens real well as an emergency feature
 Tn the meantime. know bragg1ng is dangerous, but haven't received that tax bill yet.
 Here is district meeting as dis trict meetings should be. +bn At ToHn T1gn1 hall will be held meeting Tor all the voters of the Third district. ToWn Manager R. H. Hunter and Councli- invited to attend. All voters Of the district are invited, welcome, and urged to come, and state thelr views. Others are respectfully requested 10 do their raving in their own strong holds. Let's go. This is not a civic association affair but an open meet ing, for all in the district
 The feeling is growing that civic associations are more or less bunk They have largely developed into simon pure polite" associations, nothing more and nothing less. That's all there is, there isn't any more.
 A concert and entertainment for the benefit of the Grace Gospel church Stratford will be given tonight at eight o'clock, in the Stratford Club,