The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-02-13
5 STAMFORD

STR AFFORD l e1erhaps it was owing to the coao leather that a. large crowd did not tfNru out to see the game last night hStween the Ramblers and the 1aIe Rbvers at any rate those who olo not missed a good game The fSo'elEs are a. fast team as is well known ana are pretty evenly matched W1oh ene Rarnblers. but this time the tocaA eeaLuA proved too strong for them 1a<At'. aelp man. the left forward on the HoYeIss mt up a fine game, making Tn sLh e8even baskets Hale substituted TOT zIeyers on the Ramblers team ana dfd excellent work, making seven pas ksts, most of them Delhs SAs @f4ots- Hale is aL regular menhDer or t4ae Junions and is not accustomed to playing with such a heavy team II was not too much for him, however, and he was cheered a great mary times for his fine work
 Stark was in his old form this week. For the past two weeks he has been of the lob a bit but last night he sue ceeded in making. twelve DasAels Some fine passing was seen also, the result of practice Blaney did not plav as was expected Following is the line up and score:
 RAMBLERS. ROVEHS Stark HaEpuaA
 LF
 Hale .---.--------. Me<z"eai AnthoHv -7- 71c- Bates Heae ..--..--.....-..--~.---- Amos
 L4G
 R. G.
 FGoa7s from floor. Halpman IT. Max we'll {, Bates ?. Amos 2. Sne1dern an q Stark 12, Hale T, Anthony 2, He1S 3 Flood g. Fouls, 1lon-. Final score Raznblers s4. Rovers 36
 TAKEN SICK
 Friends of Russau Beardsley. son of Sidney Beards1ey of Kang street, VIII be sorry to hear that the young man Is confined to his hor1e with scarlet fever. Wednesday, Russell felt all light and went to the theatre in the evening. Late yesterday he com DIafned of not feeling very well and 6octor was called in, who examined fhe young man and found that he had caught scarlet fever. How he caught 4he disease is not known, but his many fellow friends and acq1a1nt- ances hope that he will recover soon and be able to be out again shortly
 CHURCH SUPPER
 Quite a number attended the clam chovder supper at Lhei Methodist. church last evening. The evening was very cold and the hot chow<aer was 2nG96Q 9Dp6I1Zau$ 449 ca]|4<ss were pretti1y decorated with red czz- aations and the napkins were folded in the shape Of little hats with ad1 American flag in each one in honor of Linco1n's birthday. Besides the chow. der which was made Dy Mrs. xWaIter Ha1Eo<d. ham beans and all sorts of pies cake end biscuits were served Candy was sold upstairs and a. neat little sum realized
 SURPRISE PARTY-
 Miss Rosazde Sexton was tendered a pleasant surprise party at her home on Stratford avenue Wednesday oven ling Early in the evening Miss Ros- sister to Bridgeport and upon return f1ng she was greeted by number of friends who had gathered at her home dn the meantime -Mus1e and dancing were enjoyed as well as singing by several of those present.
 BOARD OF TRADE
 Tonight the Board of Trade win meet in the town hall Election of of dcers win take place and further plans for the celebration of the 275th anniversary of the town will be made zas well as other important business
 TOOTH BRUSH DRILL
 Dr. E. C. Leonard is having fine success with the tooth brush drills he is conducting in the Io-a1 first grades The Center and Washington schools have been visited and each pupil oi the first grade presented with brush and tube Of paste Dr- Leonard visits the Franklin school tday to instruct the pupils there in the proper care oi tthe teeth
 SCHOOL CLOSED.
 There was no school at the Higf school this morning, the teacherk visited in Norwalk as a sort of Lin scoln's day observance. The grades However, were all in session
 HOUSE WHIST
 This evening another whist will bs held under the auspices of the Ladies Altar society of St. James church a the home of Mrs. athr1 Hotz of Eas Broadway Mrs. Joseph Allard o The whist is foz tEze benefit of tn sbui1ding fund of tae church.
 NO MoEsE GAMES.
 It gras announced last night at tn basketball game that the Rambler would play no more games in town they have been unaoIe to make tn venture pay Games will be playea out of town hereafter, which is sal news for all who are interested in tn steam and are accustomed to attend,
 PERSONALS
 Louis Bristol was the guest Q Q friends in Bridgeport last evening.
 Miss Violet segman of Brfdgepor has been visiting frfenGs in town
 Miss Florence Sammis of Judso. place has been entertaining friend from out of town.
 Herbert Laister is confined to hi home with the grippe
 Waiter Wheeler. head clerk at tn Bray Drug Co, is visiting friends i Newark. N. J.
 BACHACHE-RHEU
 VANISH AVA,
 Men and women having backach. rheumatism, stiff and swollen joind