The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-27
STAMFORD

wen. the SOuIn EQOS were IhST0 last night. although it but by two points that they beat the East Broad ways. At the end Of the second half the score was to and five more minutes were played resulting ins a victory for the South Ends, g to I. The game WAS indeed exciting, there being many who cheered for each side. Among those who played were Henry Wells with. a brand new pair of white trousers, Arthur Beardsley, who came in flor aliS share of the noise as well as the good work in the game, Ennrnet Beardsfey, who had not for gotten all his little tricks which he used to use in the games when he played with the Rannbaers. and Bill Blamey. who did some excellent work in passing
 Fred Garry was also a. star on the South End team, both in his good work in the game and in settling dis plltes. Sexton showed much more spep'' than when he used to play on the Stratford High school team, and Ted Lewis made many fine long passes Notwdt hstandimg the fact that. all the fellows played for 8. good time. 1t was a good game and afforded much senjoynent to all who witnessed it. Following ds the line up:
 Garry =. ............ R. Wheeler, Wells
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 B. BeaTYdsEey .;s.-f ..--...-.-..-. Lewis Sexton. Andrews ................ Flood Blamey ....5.s-............. E.. Wheeler
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 A challenge was issued to the win. ners of the game by F'erd sBudding- qton's team of North Finds. A game will possibly be arranged for next week The Ran1bler Juniors defeated Staples High school in 3. preliminary game and dancing was enjoyed after the playing.
 MISSIONARY MEETING.
 The Womens Home Missionary so- ciety of the Methodist church met yesterday at the home Of Mrs L. Fox of BfaKeman place After sew eraa important matters had been dis cussed, a. Luncheon was served by Mrs. Fox.
 SUFFRAGE MEETING
 There will be another mass meeting held by the Wounan's Suffrage asso- citation of Stratford, similar to the one held recently in the town hall, on Sum day afternoon in the Franklin school. Constable William Bassett and Miss Emily PieEson, the state organizer. who was here at the last meeting, will both speak and the meeting should be an int teresting one MINSTREL SHOW There will be rehearsad for the minstrel show to be given by the Red 1 Men soon, in their hall toufgln The minstre1s, which are given annually, will be presented the latter part of March William Appdeyard is direct l ing the affair and all the latest hits will be slng and some snappy Jokes sprung In the second part Of the show there ssvdlI be some well known 1 entertain ners.s Great plans are being made for the entertainment which will l be given in the new hall in which a 1 large stage has been built and it is expected that 1t will go far ahead of i all previous rninstreas given by the local tr1De
 1 TO SING IN BRIDGEPORT Miss Maascia Phillips of North Main street haas been engaged for the 9o- | prano solotast in the First Methodist Il church of Bridgeport, a fact which 1 many of ller friends will be pleased to | hear Miss Phillips has for some time been soloist as well as director Of the Methodist church choiG- in town and I her aIbildty is we'll known in Stratford Miss PhdlIlps will take the place of Miss Judith Landberg of Bridgeport
 PERSONALS. I Miss Evelyn Aln1ey of Bridgeport ll has been VIsi itrsag friends in town. Herbert A1lffoGsd is able to be out l after an attack of the measles.
 Hiss Ruby Payne of West Broad | street is visiting her aunt, Mrs-s B. A. l Moore, of Springfield, Mass. | Edward Martin is taking the place l recently vacahed by Arhert Kottonlaoff Lat the St John Drug Go.
 l Miss Ethel Boughton, who is guar dian of the r. w. c. A. Camp Fire
 Girls of Bridgeport, was in town this afternoon to explain the principles of the organization to a. club being
 for111ed in that town
 Miss Bessie Phillips has been a re-
 cent visitor1ou of town
 Miss Julia Wheeler entertained friends from Bridgeport recently r Many from town are attending the - Cna,uta11qJna. lectures in Bridgeport Berton Smith of Bridgeport has been
 visiting friends in town.