The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-11
BURGLARS RANSACk
 STAMFORD DEPOT
Loss Is Small Work On New Schools Begins Oronoque
 Lodge Harvest Whist
1spsciaa to the Farmer.1

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 stratford, Nov l-The stratford railroad station was invaded by bur glars last night However. nothing valuable was taken except pennies from the gum machine. The invaders gained entrance bsy smashing both doors of the baggage room and pryal1g open the windows in the waiting room. Both ticket offlces were broken into but as far as can be ascertadned to7 day there is nothing missing. n the baggage room there were many ex- press packages waiting delivery All these were torn open and the con- tents thrown upon the floor Evident " the n1arauders were looking for money.
 The burglary is thought to be the work of tramps as their operafions were performed in a very unskiIlful manner The railroad police and the stratford authorities are at work on the case AS yet there is no definite clue to the burglary.
 work has already started on the two foHr room buildings Tn the Wash ington school district, one on Nichols avenue and the other on Garden street. The contract was awarded to Casey 6 T5lrIey a Bridgeport firm There will be two four room buildings l so const ructed that they may be- en- Iarged at any time to nine room bllfld- lingss At the present tine the four rooms are being constructed on tho ground floor, the cost of construction i to be a trifIe more than the expected l cost of q whole eight room building. The work will cost yin the neighbor- hood of $65. 900. The Kelsey heating system will Be installed in the Nichols avenue school and the stone Under hill company of Boston v ill install the lheating in the Garden street building. I + Fl. Beckworth of Bridgeport, is the jarehitect
 The H. Wales Lines company of AIeriden was awarded the contract of F'ranklip school aocated on Barnurn avenue. The cost will be about s26, IbOQ The work has not as yet started Ibut will commence shortly. Cooper 1 6 Bailey Of Bridgeport are the aIschf- tects and the heating wdI be done by ton.
 The school board has awarded the lcontract amounting to $835 for plumb l ing work in the Center school to the fnnn of Harold c. LsoeH 6 Go. This work will be paid for out Of the $1 ,0oc appropriated recently for conapleting tthe plumbing Improvements in this Ischool.
 tAn additional section Of the boiler lof the Huntington road school has ar rived at the local station and will be I installed at once
 2 in session at the town hall Novembe1 14 at ?. m. for the parpose of hear ling any objections against granting the petition Of the Connecticut com Epany to relocate and reconstruct some Of dts pole lines in the town Of Sltraf- ford along the trolley lines
 The Stratford High schood basket sI ball team defeated the T. U. $. at the l University school haak. Bridgeport last evening by the score of 2l to g It was the first game of the season for the local five and they showed IF livery well. The feature of the game was the playing of Luce, Edmund and jRobert Wheeler. Paul and Paturic excelled for the losers.
 The lineup is as follows:
 Is. 1T, s, 121) T. U. $. t9l :lR Wheeler .............. Baldwin 6WilHams)
 Finn) Esisberg ......s....--- .-....-..s. Paul Center
 Luce .............s.... ...-..#... Paturic
 Might Guard
 P. Wheeler .g.-..... Nichols
 Left Guard
 Goals from the field, Luce 4; b I'Wheeler 8; Paul 3; Paturio 1. Fouls R. Wheeler 2. Paul 1. Referee, flaw Hey. Timer, Hang.
 1 These warrantee deeds have been recorded at the town clerks office; I The Bridgeport Land & Title Go. 1T behalf Of D. Fadrchild Wheeler and Alvin 1T. Hancock to Lillian Basseti Ilots 49 and 50 on Riverside lawn liGeorge F. Brod of stratford, to Andre tA1nabilo of Bridgeport, lots s7 ane I38 on Trash street.
 It was voted to hold a rummags ISale at the town hall Thursday No. tvenlber 19. at the executive commit tee meeting of the Stratford Suffrag, tassoeiaion yesterday afternoon. Mrs Sterling FIllmer of 2O3 Kdng strs st, i in charge of the work and will accep lmost gratefully any articles for tn.