The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-04

People living on Horace street in houses owned by the Raybestos com pany are having their troubles. Some of the houses have never had the furnaces installed and frequent freez- ing of pipes results. It is not inn probable that some families will move back into Bridgeport because of the trouble.
 Others who had not paid taxes on the 1919 list when the last town rec ord book was published, who owe amounts of $25 or more, are Alex & Iel srick sandin anh Magnusen ng $40; $40; Cor 10 and Bridget Merino, .$40.14; Jos erh Merando, s3O; Daniel and Anna Murphy, $3o; Catherine I. Murray. and Kate Moran. s6s.5O; John and Jeanette Morricon, $64.12; Alice Mac Farquhar, s37; F. L. McFetridge, sss.o6 Francis McGahay, s4s. .94; Jas. ci, s69.3O; Fred w. Nettleton. s2s.6O; John O'Neil, s7s.s0; Frank and Yetta Ossar. s4e.2o; Arpad and Blanch Os- walerya Paszkowski, s44 Patterson Forge company, s227.7O; William F. Perry, s2s4; Lillian Peters ct al al. s4s; Charles T. Phelan, s63.9O; Vim. R. Rains, s32; Walter .Redfern, osa sssso Rab5toeR 6bnss5 H ;aosst Hssa s25; Henry Russell, sss;7O; Christine ssGe sBne sssas ss1s a5ed aa9eee aRa W senRs smPh s27.22; Lester and May. Smith, s4ss; Ksware Sonoski. s63.So; Ada A. speer, s44: Alfred "; stscey' s66;49I; aI :; stavoIa, ssso; stratford Body com pany, s4S; Henry J. Strauss, $71.3S; Andrew and Nicholas sulik; $60; Adelaide Sullivan. s44; Alex and c. G. Henry and Ida Tonges,- $59-20; Saliva tore Vecchic. s2s.6O; Jennie Ventulet Frank VillelIa, s96.4S; Margaret Wales. s4S56; Roland Walker, s7s; William and Ethel Walsh, S63; Jas. ss4; Weatogue company, ss27 80 Sarah s2s.so; Julia Biro, $25: Henry l.; Blackman. s26.4o; BridgePort d pc, ,6 steel Gs Burkhart, S6O; Olaf Christensen, saO.5O; Connecticut Electric Manufac- turing company, $62; John and Alice DeVine, s28: Harold Ditmanson, s6O; s52; George c. Edwards. $44; Ben 5anin Fields, s26.4O; Samuel Grinrod. estate, s1S4; Jack c: Has. HagoP5ani' Poh ert Hurley and William FaIlon. s2s.12; William J. Histon, STA; John P Kausler, s33; Oscar krokstedt, ss24G; LoPdship ds,l .s.ociaflon cGmPanN saseoo; Tbomas Mannion, S257s4; Nannino Milo s37.4O; Eleanor McGrath, $4S' Thomas Morrisey. $Sl; Ihemas eas. w MuH- n Noble estate. s44; Mary O'Brden ct al, S33; Julia E. Pardy. s31 20; Ida Rivkin ct al, sS6.96; Mike RobstocR, K sasahG' aagnith sseha sefneiiH5 isHs5assss; % WiIlam scaliy, ss8; Omar B. Short, s1oS.6S; Mary siksay. s1ss: Edward S. Spargo' s1e4; S. s. Taylor, $252; Jacoo n1a ona- $40: Matilda weingarten, $13O; Jen- nie Whitehead, s46;6o; D: R: Whit- ney special S. s. Siksay, s3s;6o; Rp- u Weidlich. s2s6o; Mathew Weller and wife, s17T.1O Charles G. Whiteh ead: a d: s26.s4; Helen M: B. 9oungs, S'2,eo' nington. s2s.60; Salvatore Ventrigu- lar s2s.s6; Elsie M. Wiebe, S121; Sl- mon Lake, s675.4o; Albert M1chiaR. Il aa. ~s41so; Mary Hawes Trow6ridge, o or I1 w " Dunlap, s210: Alice M. Feeiey, S3zi Frank and Ellen Opotz. $26.40; FranR aaa T. Copeland, $45.20; Ora E; Wake!eeei; Svetrav s2O6; Julius Nyetray, s6O' an sss54. W. L. Bentley, s2s.eo; Boards ley estates Inc, $2so' F. .3;o Sobed- Said' S5s70; Henry l.. Benze. $1S.oO' lydia Fuller, s33.26; Mary .saIl SuiI.xan R55 and Krentzman ana Nhi son, s42s.s0.
 The skating on Judson's pond IS eetzing better every day
 Monday morning Seymour Wells x,ode 2 cold start to motor to dol- yoke Mass, to return his son Io school. following the Chr1strnas ,o,.r Lo, idays. Seymour hasnt tor pee4 eitber side sinca .ibn new charter went into eI- feet Seymour evidently Is ,li iiKe fudge. and is going to reserve HIS o
 cIsion for the time being.
 With a loss variously estimated pc tween S1o, 900 and s20,OOO, the plair' of the American Lacquea com and ai, most on city line, is almost l4Iai wreck today. An explosion 10 DOT. ooi.el T. occurring at $50 Monday ts eVehlns shook the eastern part or Brlus - many sections of Stratford, and near, iv killed the fireman on duty, Danlei r O,Connen 24 Boston terrace:
 O1Connen had just stokeo tne poilet eaet fire and had walked about 5o ieel ar,.a1- to turn an electric switch when The explosion occurred, hurnng hIi fror, the boiler room Br1ck "aIis x,-aro demolished and brlckS anroWH
 bo,,+ i,, snon a manner that it seems certain deaths would have resuiIeu had tho catastrophe occurreu iiiei fin the day ~ tho ax- vJosJon were soon Quencheo py SlIe Stratofrd Fire department II IS pe- i,evrd that freezing of the water SUP piy in a roof tank was resp0nsniors for the water supply to the ooalers being cut off, the explosion feSi'i-s before the trouble was noted.
 Miss Hattie Eaton was sworn III Monday as assessor in StratIoro- She takes the place of Edwin M Gus lis who resigned following dlSpute with Chief Clerk Roswell and IoWh Manager Hunter. Miss May More hv Harold c. Lowell, the clerk who Is retiring sitter many years in the of flee. Others sworn in included Miss Mabel Wilcoxson, tax collector; ana Theodore Blackert and Edward A. Skinner, elected registrars at the last regular election. but whom the coun- cil claims will not be allowed to serve. The men appointed by the