The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-03-31
MILFORD

l | double bill Saturday night The first
 game between the Alumni of Strat- l ford and Milford High schools pre- i nm1nary to the regular scheduled
 game between teams representing the 1 High schools of Milford. and West i Haven.
 l The opening game was interesting and fast and the Milford graduates l gave their opponents a thorough | trouncing, the final score being 39 to
 l 3 In favor of Milford. The splendid 1 passing of the Milford boys was the i feature of the game. Wyndham and i Maher played like veterans, between 1 them cagtng 32 of the 39 points. Nolan 1 caged a long shot from the center of i the floor and time and again kept the l Stratford forwards from scoring. 1 This was the second game between these teams, Stratford being victor ious in the first. The two teams will meet in 8 play off at the Bridgeport Boys club at a date to be announced later.
 In the second game West Haven | defeated Milford H. s. 25 to 13. The playing of Chattaway and Bubenicek featured. The lineup was: Milford Goldsmith. If; Harvey If; Simon son, c; Ford, rg.; Bubenicek, lg. West Haven-Shaw, If; Strong, f.; Alex ander, c; Unger, rg.; Maynard, Ig. Chattaway substituted for Harvey in the second half.
 Dancing followed, music being fur nished by Irving Perkins. Daniel Royden, aged 73 years, died Saturday at the Bridgeport hospital, after one months sickness. He was one of N1ilford's oldest residents and was known to every one in town for his tales of the sea, which he had followed for many years. He was a sturdy Democrat and stuck to his party at all times.
 Andrew Royden, of Lafayette street. a, brother, survives him. The funer- al was held from the Mortuary Chap eI of the Ford Co., e River street, this afternoon at 2:30. Rev. G. 1 Everett Knollmeyer, rector of St. Pe- ter's church, officiating. Burial in Milford cemetery.
 Lieut. Edward ". Putney returned from France on the "Aquitania' yes i terday. Dr. and Mrs. William z. Putney, together with the Iieutenants $ l wife and two children. went to New ] York. Saturday, to meet him on his l arrival.
 1 J. Charles Sntffen, manager of the 1 Lees Mfg. Co. of Westport, tried to 1 climb a telephone pole on the New Haven turnpike. just east of Milford center, yesterday, but the pole broke and fell over on the car. l The occupants escaped without in l jury and had the car lowed to New
 Haven for repairs.
 MT and Mrs. William H. Nolan had
 as their guest over Sunday, MT. Chas. BrowneI1 of Montclair, II. J.
 Nfazie Taylor and Charlotte Porter l 10th of Walnut Beach, will be tried Tuesday morning in the Milford Town Court on the charge of selling liquor
 without q license.
 Fire Commissioner A. c. Gardner. the popular grocer of Fort Trumbull Beach. Is the proud father of a
 bouncing boy. Mother and child are
 doing nicely. Mrs. Gardner was the
 former Miss Ruth Hawkins
 Thomas PheIan of Cedar street Myrtle Beach, died at his home Sat urdav. He is survived by one son
 Thomas PheIan, Jr. Funeral will be held from his late residence Tuesday
 morning and thence to St AIary's R
 c. church, Milford, where a mass vii be celebrated by Rev. Father Led with at 9:30 o'clock. Burial will be il ' Waterbury.
 = The handsome new motor patro
 wagon recently purchased by the DO
 lice commissioners has arrived il town.
 . Frank AIano of Bristol a, nembe @ of the famous Yankee" Division, 4 = F. F.. is visiting with his friends, MI 8 and Mrs. Joseph Wells, of Baldwin y avenue.
 It Dr. c. K. Heady, who recently re U turned from service with the Unite e States army, was unexpectedly re
 minded of German bon1bardmen
 Friday night when Q. large elm tre l. standing in front of his home wa e blown down by the storm and crashe [. onto the roof and breaking it an n the caves and knocking plaster fror l. the walls and ceilings.
 e MT and Mrs. Martin Finley c
 Walnut street. Fort Trumbun Beacf
 entertained Patrick Quin and Mis > Josephine Balgavy of New York Cit et over Sunday.
 If The prize whist and pinochle by tn
 ladies' Auxiliary of the Fort Trunl
 bull Beach Fire company which wa . to have been held at the fire hous 1 last Friday night was postponed O. | account of the storm until the nigh of Wednesday, April ?. Dancing wi follow cards and a, good time is as 1 lsured to all who attend.
 1 When the anti-tobacco fanatic 1 have made it impossible for a ma to find 8 place on earth where h may smoke, we know another plac' | Illinois State Register (Sprine fe1d).
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