The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-02-03
FAIRFIELD

G n, e1o was arrested late Saturday night ET1n raid conducted by State Police RI<aan Frank Veri1li and several depu- t<@sS upon the Ukranian hall in South lx.S came up in the Town court yes-
 S1uudy ne was given fine of $1O and than seven gallons of white Rt mule whiskey were seized by the 'ii 'i ie.ale pohee in the raid on the hall lfcord1pg to reports mere was great deal of secrecy SeeIr,oundlng <se t, the case and no details lfEhorities until the story leaked out fSFSIuesday. In other booze cases Of this tk2inu lines as heavy as S2OO were giy- s{ {sn,,the sn me offenders Judge Perry, of 'ftooutnport, is said to have gone the
 pond for Mozein.
 On search warrant issued by f fErosecutor Wakeman a complete still was Tound in the home of John Dem eraet, of PenfieId Road. When the hEdSe came up in the Town court yes EEeroay 1t was continued until Mon nay 10 allow the police to gather fur glfher evidence.
 When the police entered the home II of Demerier complete still was |t1ound in operation. Police have sus- sIpected that still had been in opera H E1on in the vicinity of the beach and II that the TO called rum ring had nov II ed toward the water and now they IEhave confirmation of their suspicious II Over 200 bath houses are being |FEorn down at the Watch-A-WaNe Inn lt on Fairfield Beach to make room for II the addition of 30 rooms to the inn E nne rooms will be used when the new K proposed hotel to be run by the Es EsWatch-A-Wave Inn people comes into II being. It is expected that the rooms
 sy1I be ready by June. Seven car + FEonstruction Co. are doing the work. With the recent thaw sidewalks on 3Hhe Post Road are again flooded and 1gRo effort is made by residents or town cut horities to correct the matter. Peo- | pie desiring to use the sidewalks can Innd are obliged to walk in the road Running the risk of being struck by Apassing automobiles. Reports that a switch and double Mracks were to be installed in front of fPerrys block on the Post Road below kRickett's switch were denied by off fEialS of the Connecticut Go. today. It said that the company was Rfo put the double tracks from Perry $ Block to Ash Creek. This is some thing that residents desire very much, but the financial condition which the *eon1pany is in will prevent this work |9<rom being done for quite some time. I Over 25o Red Men attended the BGhdcke1, suppet held in their hall last Knight. An enjoyable time was had
  'fdll of baked chicken.
 A large sum of money was netted |kby the fair held by the members of St. fThomaS parish in the Parish hall "Wednesday and Thursday night. The b&noney will go toward the new school &&und. The committee in charge of $the affair desires to thank all who fheiped make it a success m
 The Town Planning Commission. (which has been in existence but a few months, has been abolished by the ! Finance Roarj, father of the com the commission and now refuses to Appropriate money to meet the ex- ] penses of the Planning Rna -d. All { The members of the com mission give | their services free and it was hoped that great work in laying out future l
 Fairfield c,uld be dore by the com | Emission. but now by taking away the ,needed money to carry on the work
 nothing can de done.
 One of the most important acts that sfhe commission hoped to pass was an Established building line law in sec fttons of the town which are not yet | kbuilt up.
 It Is expected that with tho open | fhg of the new Porcupine Boiler FWorks in Fairfield over 200 men will kbe given employment The big plant E7s now nearly complete. Worknen [ere still glassing in the factory. which ESvsta be sunlight factory Work was netarted on the factory last fall by the 1 TRa.rdy company and much dl5hcuFy Eter from undermining the founda- l |4fons, but after a time this difficulty | Twas overcome and the factory went | up in short order.
 The plant sets back from the Post | ERoad and faces on the railroad and | It's connected with it by a railroad sid ling It is expected that the new | plan will manufacture iron work as fWen as boilers.
 Houses and cottages on Fairfield |
 Beach are already being rented for |
 the the coming summer season, ac-
 cording to reports from real estate year is considered very early for rent Ing beach cottages. The usual time for leasing cottages is during the month of March.
 Over fl row boats are reported as having drifted up on the beach during
 the recent storm and no owners nave
 come to claim the boats. There are
 Gtin ducks on the beach. over 1000
 having been reported, but the ducks are assured of protection with Game Warden Boyle on the job. People liv-
 Ing on the beach are having their
 dll of oysters, many having been
 washed up on the beach.
 The book committee of the Fair
 field Memorial Library held it's reg
 ular meeting in the library this after
 oOOn Ine QueSt4oIi oA OoytAS 'S books fer the library was discussed
 The O. J. Jennings castle is again
 offered for sale and reports have it
 that the price wanted is in the v1cin-
 fty of $500, 900. MT. Jennings, it is
 rumored, desires to dispose of his II
 Fairfield property in order to move to
 Newport, R. l.
 The Weeyakpah Camp Fire Girls sysli conduct a. Valentine dance at the
 Greenfield Country Club, Friday eve
 s1fnS, February 10. Music will be
 Furnished by T1bbals orchestra, and
 special busses will run from Fairfield
 Seuter at 7:45 in the evening. The |
 9,ostesses are Mrs. B. S. Winchester,
 Mrs e. G. Lodge, Mrs John Meeker
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