The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-10
STAMFORD YOU HS
 WAYLAY GER.
Nine of Them Beat Special Po- Iiceman and Put Him to Flight
 Three Arrested
Special to The Farmer.)

Stratford, Dec 10-Three of a gang of nine youths sought by the authori-s ties of this town as a result of al vicious attack on Special Policeman 1Eanehsater. Sunday will be arraigned before Justice Lewis A. Policy in the town hall this evening. They are charged with resisting an officer. as- sau1t, and gambling. The prisoners are John Senetsky, 6. Stasko and D. Bife1d. Six others are at large. War rants have been issued for George IIasko, Joseph Repko Frank Repl4o. Doe.
 Acting on numerous complaints, Manchester went to Hollister Heights Sunday to round up the young crap shooters. Manchester failed flor the. players set upon him. stripped him of his billy and pistol, tossed them away, and put him to flight Then he began an investigation, ascertained nuln- Der of names, and asked for warrants which were issued by Ivan L. More house, grand juror. Manchester and Bassett succeeded last night in 1ocat- ing the trio now awaiting trial.
 The will Of Patrick Kennedy, late recIuse of this town, and former member of the Broadway squad of the New York police department, was admitted to probate this forenoon. There was no opposition. Arden T.. Judd qualified as executor Kennedy left a. large estate more than S40.Ooo Of it in cash on deposit in various banks from New York to New Haven. His widow, who was a Bridgeport wo- man and his nurse during Q. long ill., ness prior to his marriage a few months before his death, receives un-s der the will a third of the estate.
 The stratford High school basketball team defeated the Bridgeport Trade rfZ 76 RY~id club yesterday afternoon by the score of II to g. The game was fast and abounded in many exciting plays The feature Of the contest was the shoot-l ing of R Wheeler and E. " heeler of the locals and of Ply of the Trade school The Trade school recently de- feated the Bridgeport High school ag- gregation who will meet the Stratford High quintet in a. few weeks. A close game between both teams is expect ed.
 Tae score was as follows: R. wheeler.. RsF .Gauehet Concerse.. s..-...... LF, .Coughlin
 CMa1letto
 FGisberg... c. ........-....l Ely Luce IS.ss- :. " elsn a B. Wheeler. I4G. Shilling
 Goals, R. Wheeler 4; E. Wheeler g. Ely 3; Luce l; Cough1in T.; Gauchet 1. Fouls, R. Wheeler ?; CoughIin I.
 Ina practice game between the Strat- ford team and the Freshmen five at the town hall last evening, the Freshmen were defeated by the score of 96 to 4 The game was a comedy affair. The Freshmen were completely outweighed and outclassed.
 The stratford five will play the Westport High school, on Friday eve ming of this week in Westport- 4 number of basketball enthusiasts will accompany the team.
 The whist given by the Evening Star Rebekah lodge Sewing circle at the town hall last evening was a fine suc- cess. 4 mum Der of Milford and Bridgeport people attended tho af- fair.
 Mrs. Jerome May entertained at 1un- cheon at the "Mizpah Villa" the Rev. Dr. Blacklock of Christ church of yVestport and Miss Eliza beth Co1ey and MT. CoIey.
 On complaint of the residents of