The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-05-04
FAIRFIELD

collided with "a car owned and oper- Sated by William Sleeves of Fairfield. TesuItlng ies,lrtag in painful but not serious injuries to Sleeves. He suffered a
 d1sclocated shoulder and body bruises. Manby was uninjured.
 Ofhcer Arthur Bennett. who was on the scene and held Menby for to- oays hearing of the town court on charge of reckless driving. Both cars were badly damaged.
 Speeding and reckless driving on Fairfield highways will be stamped -out. especially on the Post road, where a capaign is being waged magainSt motor ViOlatorS.
 Besides Manby who was arrested for reckless driving, Officer Bennett
 made another arrest on the same charge. PasquaIe Frisco. of 39 Clay street, New Haven. was arrested yes trday on the Post road on a charge
 of speeding and driving his car on reckless manner. He was summoneu
 to appear at today's session Of tiie
 court.
 The state police are cooperating with the Fairfield authorizes III stamping out auto violations -hotor- cycle officers of the state organlza- tion daily patrol the Post road on the
 watch for speeders and reckless drivers. In many cases they take up the chase dropped by Fairfield police when the boundary line or the town is reached. In several instances their headquarters has been notined ahead
 of speeders who managd to elude Fairfield authorities and as a result many have been caught and returned for trial.
 5n the town court charges of driving without licenses. The Fair field police plan to reduce all auto accidents to a minimum if possible fConstable H. R. Elwood investigated the accident which occurred Sunday in Greenfield when an automobile driven by J9zef Tolton turned turtle. ToIton is still in the Bridgeport hos pitaI suffering from shock. No ar rests have been made as yet.
 Mfr |d Mrs Alfred Sherwood and their S6n Stephen, left Fairfield today for tZeir new home on the large 5Ridgfeld farm recently purchased by Conhie Lewis of Bridgeport They tbfr of years. It is believed that the 1 Veil known sportsman will make his Aummer home in Ridgefield and will have the Sherwood family act as ' car etakers-
 MT. and Mrs. William Granville and kfanily of 3S Beaumont street. will end trip to Summit. N. J.. where they will visit Mrs. R. J. Baker, a sis tter of MT. Granville. The trip will be made in their new car
 After two weeks illness Postman John Lynch has returned to his route.
 The Legion baSealI team Will nold its regular practice tonight at Le- Lgion field. All members of the nfRe sare requested to attend
 state poor investigator and First ySeleotman Frederick A. Burr made an finspection of all the cases being cared for by the state recently There are sseveral poorer residents receiving aid from the state
 After IS years in the Saum block the law offices of Wakeman & Flint are being removed to the new Com Inunity theatre building. The of flee is conducted by Judge Bacon Wakeman and Town Clerk Joseph l. Flint. It is also the main office of the Fairfield Realty company. The new office is located on the north side of the theatre block
 The funeral of Eunice N. TEead- we'll daughter of he late Eli and Ao1- gail Treadwel, who died Monday, was fmortuary chapel of Charles Faole' westport. Burial was in Lyons Plains cemetery, Weston
 The following communication has Ebeen received from the Fairfield Me moria1 Library:
 denldc, the Fairfield Memorial Id- sTbrary will be closed until further no EAice The library will be open only < to receive books on the following idays: Wednesday, Thursday and Fri fday afternoons. 1 to 4. and Saturday morning g to 12. Every one IS re- Squested to return their library DOCKS as soon possible
 According to figures given out at the town clerks office. IOS dogs nave been licensed in Fairfield. This figure . compares favorably with the number registered last year. there being a slight number over 7GO. A check up will be made to see if any "bow VOWS overlooked the fact that they are supposed to be tagged and IT there are any found guilty, the dog i warden will be ordered to bring them 1 forth to receive their tags and a SUIT ! fine for failing to front and center 1 when ordered to do so by thet own clerk.
 Town Clerk Joseph I. Flint states What to date S5O,000 in taxes has been ' received at his office. Taxes are pay ' able during May. All bills have been | sent out to non-residents and resi- i dent tax bills are being issued daily A steady stream of taxpayers files Tn and out of thet own clerks oflee ! daily. It is estimated that all the s tax money will be paid, though there kare usually a large number of dehn- ! quents yearly
 Teddy Fabryk has accepted a. posi- ton as caretaker of 1he American Legion home.
 The entertainment and dance which was to have been given Satur- day evening in Red Mems hall by the SasQua Council, Daughters of POGO hontas, has been postponed because of the prevalence of smallpox in Fair field.
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