The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-12
STAMFORD


 Local basketball fans are eagerly waiting for the game TO be played at the Auditorium tonight between the Ramio1ers and the Yaae Rovers The Yale Rovers have played here before. beating the Ra1nbfers twice and losing twice. which { shows how evenly matched the teams are The Ram blers are confident of winning, as they have been practicing great deal of late. They intend to make I'D for Cast I weeks defeat Blamey, who has not been in the line up for some time, will play as well ass Anthony he has rs-4 gently been doing some fine work. It is expected that Stark, who has, it would seem, been taking 3. little yaca- tion,f will be back in his old good form. The news that HafeIe has resigned from the team will be received with regret and the other boys will have to go some now to make lsp for this loss.
 Fred Garry and Henry Wells are at present endeavoring to form two teams to be known as the South Ends and the Hast Broas1wa.ys, to play in about a couple Of weeks. Those who will probably be in the line up include Tom Conine. Ed Wheerer, Rob Wheel CT, Fred Garry. Ted Lewis. Vincent Sexton. Eunmet Beardsley and Henry Wells If a game is ever played it will surely be some fun and the hall is sure to be crowded
 FATHER DIES.
 The many friends and acq,1aintances Of Miss vivian Valett, the teacher at the new Huntington school. will be sorry to hear Of the death Of her fa- ! ther William C fVaiett, Of Norwich Conn hlh. v'aIett died suddenly while visiting friends in Providence. R. T.. and the news came as distinct shock here, having been a teacher here for three or four years. Miss yalett left yesterday for Norwich to attend the funeral services and she has the gym 1 pathy of all her friends.
 NEW BOOKS
 Following is list Of fction recently added to the Stratford Library Alexander Mzziau-Port of Dreams.
 Bache1ler, Irving-Charge It. Barr, Amelia E.-AGaid or Old New I or4x
 Brown, A1ics-vanishing Hoints-
 Buclzrose. J. B3ToH Bar Converse Florence Children Of Light.
 Cutting. Mary ss-J.bst For Two. Cutting Mary S-Lovers Of Sanna- Danby. Frank Concert Pitch. Dell. P. A.-Knave of Diannonds- Dewing P. B-other PeooIes' Houses
 Erskine Payne JoyruI Heatheroy. Fitch, Clyde-Waye or Life. Frederic, Harold-1Iarket Place. Garland. Hanalin-- yvayside Court Gates, Rleanor-Poor Little Rich Hewlett, Maurice -Bendish.
 HoweIls, William L-egew Leaf
 Kelly. MyraHer Listle Young La
 Kenyon, Charles and Hornbiow A Lucas. 9E y-London Lavender. McLaren, Amy-Yo Yoke of Silence.
 Marquis, Don-Danny-s Own Story. Martin, Helen R--Parasite Merrick. Leonard-Man Who Under stood women.
 Munger, Deli M-wind Before the Dawn
 oppenhelm. E. P.-Anna. the Adven-
 oppenheina, D. P-Laghted way Oppenhein. E. P.-Tempting of Tav-l 1 ernake.
 Palmer. Frederick Over the Pass. Rives, Hallie Erminie- Kingdom of Slender Swords
 sedgewick, Anne D--Nest l Stephens. Jam Crock of Gold Tenayre, Marcel elFe-Shadow. of Love I Thurston, E. Temple-Antagonists 1 Thurston, E. Temple Garden of Resurrection
 Waller, Mary E-My Ragpicker. Wells. H. G.-Marriage. METHODIST SUPPER | Tonight a large number are expect ed to attend the clam chowder supper l to be given by the Wonnanss Home l Missionary society O. the Methodist church. Besides clam chcwder there will be served ham. pea ns, maeaToni, l chicken and all sorts Of cakes, pies and biscuit for which the ladies of the church are noted. 4 number of | the young 1asazes will serve, so that good many young feIleWs at least should be present
 DIME SOCIAL I The Wonan,s Aid soicetys of the Congregational church will hold a dime social in the lecture room this evening. A feature of the evening l will be an orchestra which has been several neWEpauer crfticisfl1s. is SO wonderful that it has even moved au-. diences to tears with the beautiful music rendered. This announcement is sure to attract 3, large number of music lovers
 LIBRARY CLOSED.
 In observance of Lincoln's Birthday as usual, the Library was closed this also. The post office will observe the usual holiday hours. too.
 nEsxJNHEs l Cards have been issued for an .sauc- ton bridge to be given by Miss Mar 1 street on Tuesday,, the 17th. Mrs. John Graham expects to visit friends in Hartfcrd soon. . The Red Rose Embroidery club meets tomorrow with Mrs Harry Hunt of Broad street