Fairfield Police Month Totals Highlight Busy February
Fairfield Police Department logged 764 complaints in February under Chief Philip J. Ganser. Of those 54 involved accidents, 35 arrests were made. 51 ambulance requests, 47 motor vehicle warnings, and 147 vacant houses checked. Total 772 requests fulfilled. arrests numbered 151 with varied charges including 12 for breaking and entering and 118 moving violations. Cub Pack 88 awards at Fairfield Woods. many Scouts received advancement badges. Barbara Dougiello bought land on Catamount Road from Emma L. Merrell and Frances Martin per Town Clerk filing.
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Fairfield Police Department
Philip J. Ganser
Fairfield Woods School
Stephen Albert
Ronald Griffin
Billy Kyranakis
Gary Scrofani
Michael Williams
James D'Ostilio
Daniel Griffin
Mark Kaufman
Donald Williams
Thomas Knuth
Christopher Davis
Jay Kreizer
William Biedermann
Charles Moore
Jef
Fery Stone
Mark Hughes
Ronald ‘Kovis
Kevin Ford
Tommy Burns
Brian Carlson
Timmy Ford
Robert Quintilini
Charles Christie
Antiques Show Slated at Beth El Synagogue in Fairfield
The first Fairfield Antiques Show will be held at Beth El Synagogue on April 9 and 10 from 1 pm to 9 pm. Twenty Connecticut dealers display glass, china, jewelry, paintings, furniture, coins, and other art objects with a snack bar open during sale hours.
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Beth el Synagogue
Fairfield
Connecticut
Wesleyan Service Guild
Grace Methodist Church
Robert Kent
Larbert Road
Southport
Theresa Kovac
Flora Wheeler
Martin Albert
Greenfield Hill Fire Company
Southport Fire Company
Pequot School
North Stratfield ‘School
Tomlinson
Warde
Wakeman
Highwaymen
Hustlers
Fairfielders
Bell Lyre Corps
Fair
Lassie
Elaine’ Kloss
Character of Commerce accepts reservations for Tuesday luncheon
The Character of Commerce is accepting reservations today for Tuesday's luncheon at the Fairfield Inn. Martha Darcy, daughter of John Darcy town counsel and Mrs Darcy of 321 Lockwood Road, plans to major in languages at Goddard College in Plainfield Vermont after graduation.
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Commerce
Fairfield Inn
Martha ‘Darcy
John Darcy
Darcy
Lockwood Road
Goddard College
Plainfield
Rotary Luncheon Features Clarke on Rotarianism
Rotarian William J. Clarke will discuss Rotarianism at the Fair field Inn luncheon today. Bernard Weinstein, son of Mr and Mrs Weinstein of 418 Lloyd Drive, has made the University of Rochester Dean's List as a physics major in his junior year.
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Andrew Warde
William J. Clarke
Fairfield Inn
Bernard Weinstein
Jacob Weinstein
Lloyd Drive
University of Rochester
Sarah Doherty
Dave's Lane
Post Road
Finance” Board
Board “of Education
Grasmere
Got Up on the Left Side and Ancient Beliefs
A student of ancient history explains that old beliefs placed good and evil on opposite sides of the body. He notes the saying got up on the wrong side of the bed stems from this idea and suggests early humans blamed days on divine forces as luck or fate.
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