The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-23
S1RA1'FORD

2 S-~---e5 the All Stans from New Haven. but none of the team proved to be stars. The final score was s4 to 1s an tbe Ramolers' flavor, so it lis plain to see what walk away the docaa team had. The All Stars came here, how eWer,s with quite a. reputation and it was Surprising that they did not show up better than they did
 The Rambler JllrJfors won their game with the Bridgeport Trade school. the score being 27 to 10. This was quate an e1citing game dor the large number who were present Next week the big. team will play the Ro- vers of New Haven. This team has playSd here before and all who have teVer seen them know that they are a fast team. Although the Raznblers hope ito win the game, they expect to work harder t1lam last night As a preliminary game, the .Ja1rHor,s will play the Park City team from BaddEe- port.
 FUNERAL OF MRS. ABBOTT.
 The funeral of Mrs M1argaret E,liz- aDeth Abbott, widow of Judson Ab- bout, who died Tuesday aGter1yoon at the aioure of her daughter. Mrs. John F Hammond, Shore road, was held this afternoon. Deceased was ST yean5s of age and is survived by three daug71- terss Mrs William White, Mrs Mau-tin P. Wyadst and Mrs. John F. Ham, mond.
 TRIANGLE DANCE. The T1-iangae club or this town dra- IsAIndftoIdum oh Satlr1ay evening, February 7td1. Bids gvd1l be sent out soon to the young people Of Bridge port. New Haven, Milford and Of town. The club lis composed of three young men, Vincent Sexton, Freder- 4oT- sr3-
 bnown young men of the town The affair will mo doubt be a. success and | many are looking for-ward to it. LIBRARY LECTURE.
 Tonight, Professor frederick H | Sykes, formerly of CoEunnhda Unfver- eity but now preSid-nt of the Wo- 1 mems College in New London. will
 lecture at the library on Rudyard l FHpIimg. Prof Sykes, who has been heard here before, is a. fine speaker l and all who can should attend the | lecture, especially the men and boys | bo whom Kipldng is as a. rule always | interesting.
 TOWN MEETING
 Tonight the town Eueeting will be | held in the town hall to settle the | question concerning the Wasl1in gt on
 somewhere in the neighborhood of the present Washington school and th< committee which was to investigatt and suggest site for 1t, will repoT- tonight and suggestions will be l passed on The matter Of town bonds l to the amount of s4o.00o wild also bt discussed.
 RETURNS FROM SOUTH.
 Charles Wheeler, better known as
 ssShamg," returned home yesterday af ter a several weeks hunting trip il | the south. Most of his time wa i spent in Virginia. where Mir. Wheele l reports it has been very cold. He als. reports that in one day'e shooting he | killed as many as IFS geese. That I 1 is cold i'm the south is easily believed
 when the fact is made known tha
 Capt John Bond of this town los 2O3 out of 800 orange trees on accoun I of frost
 ENTERTAINMENT AT CHURCH. yl The children of the Congregations
 church enjoyed an entertainnned1t i
 the form of advertising tableaux a
 the lecture room last night. All th children were costunled to represen different we'll known advertisement and the others guessed which one
 they were. iv7Al1 who were presen
 had aq great deal of fun. After tn entertainment, refreshments were ser ! yed by several of the young ladies 0
 the church.
 TO SING AT BRIDGEPORT
 Many Stratford people. will be in
 terested to know that M. Lucden d | yanaaaz who conducted a. class i French at the home of Mrs H. : T,eyv5e for some time, will sing at tn er.te.,4fsadnurent to be given by the Al liance Fsramcaise in Bridgeport tlli . evening M de Vannoz has bee heard here in songs and a number c towun5people who are aware of hl
 fine talents ante11d to hear hum tad