The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-02
FAIRFIELD

The members of the Fairfield Me morial Library will be interested to learn that the library cleared $163 at the annual tea and food sale on Nov. R5, last. and in addition a check for T$100 was donated. For the past six " weeks the library has been selling 'IMgular publishers and book store &ces. The librarian is gratified to -~~ 1Sd,. that they have sold $166 worth of books this year as against $115 worth last year. Twenty-Five per cent of the proceeds from the sale of the books goes to the library. Eff ty dollars worth of books have been retained by the library.
 The librarian wishes to thank all the people for the generous donations of food and money. and for their sup port in the selling of the children's books. Miss Burr and her assistants are always glad to receive sugges- tions of new titles of books to put in the library.
 On Friday, Jan. 6, the Fairfield AHigh basketball team will play the Staples High school This is the first Varsity five and from the squad that came out for practice Coach Nichols has picked out fast quintet The team uses the Legion Hall for prac- f1ioe- play and also will use the hall to play home games.
 There is only one man in Fair
  smile and he is Frank Perry, the well Known ice man. He Is cutting ice on Perry's Mill pond every day and now has a goodIy supply of ice laid away for next summer The ice on his pond is reported as ten inches thick
 Ted FaIlon, whose car was stolen in 1.fidseport while it was parked in the Plaza is to get a new one next week, having received a settlement from the insurance company. The stolen car was never found, though police and insurance agents searched for it for two months.
 Charles Bergin and John Dun1eavy Fairfield. The work was stated Fri s7ay and from reports of the census bakers everything is going along fontinues the enumeration will be over quickly. with the American Chain Go. of Rrfdgeport. Phil was formerly con | nected with the Crane Co.,, but left | that firm to accept a position with | lthe Chain company
 The following new books are at the | Fairfield Memorial Library and are | ready to be released:
 AIcott-Little Men; Little Women; Jos Boys.
  " N NAdventures of Peter Cottontail;
 Itures of Bob White
 'nett-Little Lord Fauntleroy;
 q@Peter Pan; Peter and ard, Lucy M.-Carita's New ee-Lost River (Boy Scout
 Palmer-Brownies Around the ANSffd: Another Brownie Book. Dodge-Hans Brinker. Frees Harry W--Sandman. Ills ERunny Stories.
 Garland. J.-Ross Grant. Tender Moot - I,orenzini-Pinocchio- Iothrop-F'ive Little Peppers and EIow They Grew.
 NacDOna1d-PrinceSS and Surd1es Princess and the Goblin Perkins. Lucy-Puritan Twins
 Porter. Eleanor-Pollyanna.
 Porter, ,Beatrix-Tale of Peter Rab- | it: Tailor of Gloucester.
 Richards, Laura-Captain Janu-
 Sabin. Edwin L.-Scarface Ranch; sar R Rows: Treasure Mountain.
 -Seaman Augusta-G;r1 Next Door
 kington-Seventeen.
 NOn-FictiOn
 ~sailey. Carolyn-F -Firehght Stories. |
 Brooke. Leslie-Nursery Rhymes, soxgs and Ditties; Tales and Jingles.
 Lang. Andrew--Blue Fairy Book; trreen fdiTy IoOOh' AASA ! s-AS A'SStN' | Mellow Fairy Book.
 Thompson. Ernest Seton-Biogra- ahy of a Grizzly.
 Benton-L:ttle Housekeeping Book ir Little Girl
 Martin-Little Gardening Book for < Little Girl
 Coussens-Poems Children Love.
 aAg7rop's Fables illustrated by E.
 w-our Little czecho- -slovak