The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-01-31
STAMFORD

forcemetn Agents DooIan. Hfndman and Wardweu of the Bridgeport office, accompanied by Officer Leonard Holmes of the Stratford department. rounded up several stills in Strattoro yesterday afternoon. A five gallon still was seized at the home or BOn- fitu Primo, IT Mohawk street, Where 100 gallons of mash and 50 quarts or product were also seized.
 On Lenox street a stop was made at the house occupied by John Simon Ions of home made hooch and $50 gal Ions of mash was captured. Next turning their attentions to the home of August Eros, Jackson avenue, kettle lay out, five gallons of mash, and srnal lamount of product. A final visit to the house occupied by Paul Pipsch, 195 Thompson street, re- product.
 The owners were apprehended and will make an appearance today or to- morrow before United States Commis- s1oner Hugh J. Lavery in the Newfield building. Bridgeport.
 A new plan in Stratford that will meet with aumost universal approval, If It doesn't cost too much, will be tn e idea of having each taxpayer receive a copy of the budget, which will show them Just where the towns money is going. With all of the rapping that
 
 neVes that things will work out satis- factorily and in manner to please even the most seasoned kicker. Frank Knapp Of East Broadway will manage the bowling alleys at Walnut Beach during the absence of
 Bop Kinder who will go on the road with his daughter Marjorie, who will do her sharp shooting act that made such a hit at Polfs two weeks ago. 
 On February in town court George Anorlae Az, Orange street, will be ar ralgned, charged with a murderous as- sanIt upon his wife, Mary, now in BrIdgeport hospital in a serious con | dlt1on- The man attacked his wife ana other members of his family Sat urday night.
 Miss Helen Bradley, connected | with the Stratford Trust company, ana ana A Who lives on Barnum avenue, is | not the Helen Bradley arrested in | Brldgeport some days ago, charged with shophfting. No one who knew
 her thought so anyway as far as can be ascertained, but safety
 A hardwood floor has been recently installed in the Sunday school room of the Methodist church.
 The Stratford High school basket ball team is still travelling on high. The West Haven team was taken into camp a second time. this game being on the 'home grounds and the score 25 to 15. The next objective will be to wipe out the one or two defeats l received early in the season before l the team got into its stride The fWest Haven defeat of Stratford at 1 football last fall has now been thor l oughly wiped out
 The estate of Ella H. Briggs has l been admitted to probate in the court | of Judge Charles H. WeIles. | The estate of Catherine s. Booth 1 has also been admitted and a third | estate in the court of Judge Wel1es is that of Giuseppina GugliuZzi. Councilman Donald S. Sammis has | been confined to his home by illness
 for a number of days.
 The council will meet again Feb. l 6. Maybe more progress will h
 made toward the purchase of soSLe | up-to-date fire equipment =
 And the trolley company hasn't
 missed a lick yet this winter. which
 helps some. The three for a quar- ter rides will also help little more Stratford people who are now pay ing 15 cents each way to and from their work, for a weekly total ot | $1.S0. under the new arrangem ent with the old transfer privileges, will be tble to cut the cost of trolley riding to $1, or a saving of about | S3.22 @ month NeXti