The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-04-12
STAMFORD

Robert Turney of the Terrible
 Third, president of the council wins first recall petition got under way. Now we shall see what we shall see. Councilman Ralph Sherwood of the Scuttled Seventh; Walter Healing of the Excited eighth; and Mills TomIin- son of the Numb ninth, are scheduled for similar limelig1t very promptly. The petition for this four that the cir culars will in all probability have the most difficulty with will be that against Tomlinson.
 It is also not unlikely that Coun- cilman Richard Stanton of the Sus picious sixth; John J. Albright of the Fearful Fifth; and Vito Benedetti of the Furious fourth. will be in the same predicament. Continue. We need the copy.
 lone well known citizen and mem Der of the ..Rudder- club" did not at tend the battle royal at the Town hall Monday night. Instead he wended his way to the Casino on State street, Bridgeport, and looked over the Ross Delaney go. and the preliminaries. -'I'd rather see fights that are organ ized and have regular referees,' he explained Besides you can see a light like that in StratfOrd most any Monday night
 Just by the way of diversion Sey- mour Wells Neversweats plan to hdCh4o S4 COlOItu DdII team the Far adise Is5wn field on the afternoon of Good Friday.
 At least Hunter and Huibbell agree on one point They will confine their Battling to verbal barrag ges and lay off / the fisticuff stuff. It would not be surprising if they became such good friends that when the time comes for one to decamp the other will hate to sec him leave and miss his company. Who knows? We don't
 Saw lot oc black and white cows being driven to Bridgeoort's Asylum Fstreet slaghter house today. If you see and black and white beef stea k in Stratford in the next few days you will know it is fresh.
 W. W. Lecll, just mentioned for town manager one time. and the gen ,fteman who took it upon himself to lbar citizens of Stratford from the central school, is said to have re- ce1ved the unofficial appointment of | ,ohce boy for WaIter Tdbbell.
 Here it is again; and, Oh, so near the the w whole yarn, T don't even know might make a good manager, but I | don't like the high handed way this council does things" stated one citi- ! zen of Stratford today. and not an i altogether undesirable citizen either. '.The first thing you know this
  heads yet" remarked one yesterday. There's lot of cracked heads over there already" was the retort- Ask Mr Foster, he probably knows! II
 If Stratford7s two town managers i cannot work in conjunction, it is high | 1y probable that they will work after II an injunction. That is the latest rumor, and Oh, how we love ru- morS.
 Wanted.-An ex-yeggman out of Job, to open the town managers safe without causing the town hall to col lapse. Apply to the town manager if you can make up your mind who that is.
 do not call Stratford's town manag gers the Sian1ese Twins. Unlike certain members of the coun- ci1, Hubbeu did not slEmmon the po- lice yesterday because he wanted pro- lection. Only because she wanted to issue an order to Chief W E. Mich ols in Hunters presence. to convince Hunter that he, HubbeII, was boss. Chief Nichols was too busy to come at that particular moment so one classic was lost to us forever. " If some of Stratford's citizens would take as much interest in what Is going on around them, the present have been allowed to develop. Some | of Bridgeports citizens are deeply interested. because the two com are so close that one affects the other. Personally. this column assk no questions. and cannot answer. l put perhaps someone will be good il enough to answer the followine | Here it is: Dropping the serio-comic slant Of | Fl the Stratford Mana ger-COunciI row, II would like to ask you a question