The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-27

fixed. No exemption OF any part of
the Sc, coo allowed under the law of 1908
will be allowed, but the tax must be
calculated on the entire net income re-
| ceived during the period for which the
return is made.
| B. H. S. NOTES.
Miss Alice Beale, '15. spent the
week end in Newtown as the guest of
friends.
The Misses Marion and Elizabeth
F'orestelle, '16, are now residing with
their uncle and aunt, Mr.. and Mrs
Matthew Rogers at their home on
Washington avenue.
The Misses Rosanna Brady, ~, and
Rebecca Donahue, ex'12 were among
those attendance at the recent sur
prise party rendered Miss Julia Burke
at her horne on Brooks street.
Joseph Howard, ~, acted as usher
at the wedding of his sister, Miss
Katherine Howard. 'O9, to Alfred
Clegg, Jr., of Philadelphia which took
place Saturday morning at st. Angus
tines church.
The football game with the Alumni
which was to have been played Satur-
day but was postponed because of wet
grounds will probably be played at
the end of the season the season
tickets entitle the holder to see four
games and only one has been played
so far.
William Kob1enz, rs, William Bros
Ter, rs, and Jacob Konopky, rs, were
among those present at the whist CIV
en- by Miss Lillian Grant at her home
on Sixth street last Wednesday even
ing.
Manager John Thomas Corcora,1,
rs, of the basketball team is busi1y
engaged in arranging his schedule for
the coming season. Job is securing
games with the fastest High and Prep
school teams in the state and says the
first will be played about Christmas.
The first performance of EVERY
where" is to be given this evening at
the Park Theatre and the many High
School pupils in the cast are eager
for the chance to appear behind the
footlights and act like a real actor
might.
The Freshman football team played
good game against the Prospects
Friday morning at Seaside park COM
ing out on the large end of 9-6
score. Manager Cato is now busy
trying to arrange games with STRAIT
ford and Milford High schools.
Joseph worden, '1e. was a recent
visitor in Greenwich.
That the varsity team is not the
only aggregation from B. H. S. to
suffer an occasional defeat was evil
denced Friday when the Commercials
Travelled to. Norwalk to have a coat of
whitewash applied by the boys from
Norwa1k High. When the smoke Of
battle cleared away NorwaIk had
piled up 80 points while zero mark
ed the scoring Of the afternoon. A
return game is now being sought by
the local team.
Owing to the inclemency of the
weather only a few of the members |
of the Hinky Dee club put in an ap-
pearance at the meeting Friday even
ing and it was therefore postponed
until this evening. A full attendance |
is expected. The meeting this even |
ing will be held in the Park Theater |
building.
Since Joseph worden '16, has join
ed the Quaker group in "E1verywh ere''
he has been preaching their doctrine
to his friends. John McNomara and |
Vincent Weldon, Is, are his principal |
subjects and they are now enthusiastic |
believers in his teachings.
QUAKE" Gregory, rs, who is to be |
an end man in the minstrel show to be |
given by the Sigma Iota Phi club of |
ST. PauPs church, November 26 and |
27, claims that it will be one of the |
best seen around these parts in recent |
years and will be well worth the price
of admission
The Stamford Prep football team |
which held the E. Fl. S. boys to a 6-6 |
tie Wednesday were defeated by |
Princeton Prep 1870 Saturday after
noon at Princeton.
Werner Judge, ex'12, is considering
an offer to join forces with Mills Da-
Wis and hereafter be the stage man |
ager for the production of EVERY
where" in all the large cities of the
country. The offer is very tempting /
but Mr.. Judge does not like to leave |
Bridgeport and because of this may |
reject it.