The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-01-07
STAMFORD

 blers were defeated in the second
 game of the series with the Blue Rib- bons of Bridgeport, the final score be- ing 45 to 25 Although they played hard, the Blue Ribbons had it on them. The game was very exciting one, especially toward the end of the second half. Each team now has one game to their credit and the Ram blers are of the opinion that they can come back when they play the third game next -Tuesday.ss The series is three games out Of five and the local team has 8, fine chance of becoming g the champions. As preliminary game the Ram bier Jrs. played the fast Crescent
 team of Bridgeport and were beaten 55 to IT. This does not look very good for the Juniors, but they put up a
 that the Crescents have won every game this season, they did well. A large number of basketball fans from town attended the game and the younger folks enjoyed the dancing aftenWard.
 TaIIy-ho Dance. l At the meeting of the Ta11y-ho club at Miss Ruby Reeds home on Blake man place last evening, final arrange
 ments for their dance to be given Sat-
 urday evening, January 17th, at the Auditorium were made. Bids will be sent out tomorrow to a number of the club member friends in Milford, New Haven and Bridgeport as we'll as in town. The hall will be decorated with Streamers of ribbon and numerous
 palms will be placed about the hall to make it attractive looking. There will also be cozy corner made Of palms and bay trees, where the cou- pies may rest during interm1ssionS or partake of luncheon which will be l F111~- nish the program of sixteen numbers The young ladies of the club have planned for a very pleasant time and those who receive bids may consider ! themselves indeed lucky.
 Women's Suffrage Meeting
 At the regular meeting Of the Strat- ford Woman's Suffrage association
 this afternoon at the Bethany mis- sion, Miss Alyse Gregory, the state or-
 ganizer, gave an interesting talk upon
 the work being done by the different
 suffrage organiationzs and the work
 which is being planned. A number of
 the ladies of town were present and
 enjoyed the address by Miss Gregory,
 who Is a fine speaker and understands
 the subects fully,
 Christian Endeavor Meeting
 Tomorrow evening. there will be a
 business meeting of the Christian En-
 deavor society of the Congregational
 church in the chapel Officers are to
 be elected for the new year and all
 members are urged to be present.
 New Drug Clerk
 MT. Walter Wheeler is at the Bray Drug Go. filling the place vacated by Arthur Collins. MT. Wheeler was at one time employed rDy William H. St. John & Co. and has number of friends in the town. Up till recently
 he was engaged at the Rockwell
 Pharmacy, in Bridgeport.
 Personal Items.
 MT Raymond Jones, of Bridgeport, was a, recent visitor in town. Mr. and Mrs. Orvi11e Palmer, of Main street and Barnum avenue, are rejoicing over the. birth of a baby girl at their home on Monday. Miss Marjorie Sammfs of East Franklin school in the grade formerly taught by Miss Hazel Rusk. MT and Mrs. J. D. Wells of Putney l have had as their guest recently Miss Helen Cranston.
 Miss Florence Zimmerman Of Mil ford has been the guest of Miss
 Juanita Hines of Main street for a few days.
 Earle B. Barto and his sister, Miss Dorothy Barto, Of Waterbury, have been visiting with Raymond ThOmp- son of North Main street.
 The Wednesday afternoon 500 club met this afternoon at the home of Mrs. C. E. Thompson of North M ain street. After the game delightful l lunch was served by the hostess. William c. Parks of Elm street ex- poets to visit friends in Clinton, Conn ., the latter part of this week. Miss Elizabeth Brewster is enter 1 taining a friend from the Lakeville school.
 Basketball Opens. Do not forget the basketball game tomorrow night in the Auditorium. The Ramblers have placed baskets in