The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-19
.STRATFORD HIGH
 WILL PLAY WITH
 WEST HAVEN FIVE
Lively Basketball Games To-. night = Stafford Sent to In-. sane Retreat.
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this evening the stratford High school
 basketball team will meet the fast
 quintet from the West Haven High
 school and 1t is expected that the game 1 will be an excellent one As pre-
 nruinary there will be a girls game the Freshmen Senior team playing the Junior-Sophomore team. The girls will line up as follows: Forwards, Kenaugh, F'ollett, Wells; centers. We'll ington. Morehouse. Ryan; guards, As more: Forwards, Peck, Motil, Ste= phens; centers, Edwards, Thompson. Merrill: guards. BaInurn' Russell Yates.
 Dudley !. Stafford, former proprietor 1 of the Stratford Inn on Ferry Boule-. yard was committed by Judge Chas- H. Peck of Stratford probate court, yesterday to the Norwich Insane Re- treat. State Policeman Anthony Eel lows accompanied MT. Stafford to Nor w1ch-
 The win of George w. Isampson was admitted to probate yesterday. There was no opposition. Sarah M. Lamp son, the widow, qualified as execu- tor.
 The Cantata, .'King Olaf presented school. last evening at Red Mems hall, Church street. was largely att. tended The chorus was assisted by Mrs George Kelsey, soprano, from
 New Haven; Sidney Colburn, tenor. of. Bridgeport; and Frank Roberts, bass, of New Havez. The rendition of the cantaAa was a finished one, renecting credit on the students. Much of the success is due to R. A. H. Clark, su-s perv7sor of music of the local schools.
 under whose leadership the dlfncuit nlLt work was given. The SolofstS were greeted with much applause. The. seating arrangement was perfect and the comfort of those attending the con-. cert was looked after by 8 corps of ushers made up Of high school boys The theme of Rev. Spencer H. Brays sermon on Sunday morning at Bethany church win be ssChristmas-' = At the close Of the morning service. the Sunday school will hold it's ses-S sion At 6:45 the Young Peoples meeting will be held followed by preaching by the pastor at z:45- All are welcome to these services At St. James R. c. church masses
 will be celebrated at 8:20 and 10:30
 o'clock, with Rev Michael J. O'Connor
 preaching the sermon at each service.
 There win be vesper service in. the
 evening at r. 30 o'clock
 Services will take place morning and evening as usual on Sunday at the StraIfOrd Methodist church. In the
 morning Rev. A. H. Goodenough, dis- trict superintendent Of the New York l district, will preach His topic will be. tsThe Virgin Mother and the Christ Child.' 2 m the evening Mir. Carpenter
 win preach the sermon from Revela- 1 lions, that he did not preach last Suns I day night on account of the storuA tssGodss Eterna1 City, the Now Jerusa- lem ''
 There win be regular morning and evening service at the Christ Episco-s pal church tomorrow, 10:30 and 7:S0
 respectively Rev. chauneel c. Ken- nedy, the pastor. will conduct the ser
  l At the Congregational church there
 will be special Christmas music at the morning and evening service and a.
 sermon by the pastor Rev BIN. Pack
 Unto Bethlehem-'' At o'clock the choir will render a sacred cantata, by I Chassen, The Holy Nightss Congre- gational hymns will be sung. The
 Hndeayor meeting will follow. at o'cIock
 The Christmas music which is to be- rendered at the service at the Con- gregationa1 church oh Sunday will be
 well worth hearing. The morning san-
 thenns are Sing, O. Sing This Blessed by Bartlett At o'clock. in the af-
 ternoon in place of the chfldren's ex- | ercises which had to be given up on on account of the illness of the super l intendent, Mrs ". B. CogsweH. the choir will give cantata entitled ssThe
 
 the foIoWing numbers: Quartet, 'tAnd I Thou Beth1ehem.,s hymn, 70, Little
 Town of Bethlehem; organ solo, Pas toraIe' baritone solo, There Were the Angel of the Lord''; alto solo.
 Sleep SWeetly, Babe of Beth1eh ern''; quartet, God So Loved the Worids';; l hymn, sTt Game Upon the Midnight Clear: tenor solo, stAnd Suddenly,
 There was With the AngeP'; quartet. l fr3 l .tGoEne All Ye FaithfuP, quartet They Shah Call His Name Jesus'' l Christmas music will be rendered at
 the service at the Congregational
 church on Sunday The morning an-
 thems are Sing o. Sing This Blessed
 Morn by Rogers, and Bethlehem. :. by Bartlett At o'clock in the af-
 ternoon, in place of the cE1iIdren's ex-
 ercises which had te be given up on
 account of the illness of the superi1l-
 will g1Ge a cantata entitled teThe Holy I Night" by Chaffin, made up of the
 following numbers: Quartet, And
 Thou. Bethlehem; hymn, o Little Town of Bethlehem; organ solo, Pas tora1es baritone solo, There Were sshepherds; soprano solo. And To. the
 Angel of the Lord; alto solo, Sleep
 SWeetly, Babe of BethIehem; quartet
 God so Loved the World: hymn, It
 Came Upon the, Midnight Clear: tenor
 recitative, And Suddenly There Was l With the Angel. quartet. Glory to God in the Highest: hymn. O Come, All Ye Faithful quartet, They Shall Call lIne Jesus
 Edward Roberts, the well known contractor of Lundy's Lane. became the proud father of a robust son, last l evening. Mrs Roberts and the new
 arrival are progressing favorabIy
 ARCHITECT NoRTHRoP