The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-10-21
ANSONTA.

fSpeciai Iournal~C Courier News Servtce.) Ansonia, Oct. 20.-The six-months- old child of MT. and Mrs. Thomas Bressiil of Spring street, died Satur- day evening of cholera infantum, Un- dertaker J. P. Colwell of Derby has charge of the funeral arrangements. The Webster hose company of this city will have one Of the -prettiest wagons in line at the firemen's parade at Port Chester Wednesday. Hun dreds of carnations were used in the decorating of the wagon yesterday, the work being done by the Ansonia Floral company. In the center of the wagon is a lawn swing in which during the parade will be seated Ellen Williams. the young daughter Of Mir and Mrs Thomas F. Williams of Plat street. The swing Is covered with ivy and is surm mounted with a handsome flopal piece. This afternoon the handsome rigging will be drawn through the streets of this city with Miss Williams and members of the company in full uniform accompany ing, After a photograph of the turn out Is taken it will be shipped to Port Chester, where A handsome pair of horses have been engaged to drawn it in the line of march. Alderman Puth will accompany the vehicle to Port Chester. The company will be headed by Holt's band of New Haven in the line of march.
 A large number of local Eiks are expecting to go to Bridgeport this evening and attend the fair that the Eiks Of that city are now holding in the arrnory on Main street.
 Saturday around 7:50 o'clock the large barn of Edward Maioney's on Prospect street was completely burned to the ground with loss that is most ly covered by insurance. MT. Maloney wHs in the barn doing some chores when the lantern he had was over turned and falling In the bay on the floor ignited 1t and soon the whole Interior of the barn was a mass of flames. The fire companies responded to the call but were powerless to help because of the poor water pressure in this locality, and had to stand by and see the structure burn to the ground. Six or seven tons Of hay besides sew eeral chickens were lost. A large number of chickens, some two hun dred in number. and COW were saved by the members of the family The Ansonla high school football team played the first game on Satur- day tafterhoon when the team played 0 10 game with the Bridgeport high school in that city. A large number of rooters who accompanied the eleven were well pleased with the fine work that the team did and were very enthusiastic crowd when they arrived in this city last evening. The game was a hard one on both elevens many small but painful injuries being recorded, hnnors being divided about evenly. Captain Clark, who distin- Rsilslaed himself on the gridiron las year, did not play in Saturdays game puL tt lS CIlUuSul IIlAb ttS Will appSNli in the next game:
 The lineup of the two teams was a' foilpws:
 Ansonia, Bridgeport, 3fdhau sssss1'''''s- -s.'.'..s LuC,
 Center
 NOhhllu .ssas 4yHS'
 Left guard.
 Jecusco .,.........-..,.. Wilsol
 Right guard.
 Greene sss....s....,.t.... ChatnelC
 Left tackle.
 Norton s....'...,..',... Parlcl
 Right tackle.
 TRekarh ................. Rorabacl
 Left end.
 Fury s...s,............ Hove
 Right end.
 Laeombe s.,,.I,.........s Weldon
 Quarterback.
 Left balfback.
 IcNamaFa .........,,.. Kilpatriel Right halfback,