The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-28

the local team played the T. U. S. team of Bridgeport and a most ex- citing game was the result, which ended in a 31 to 2 victory for the 1o- calls. In the preliminary which was between the Milford High school girls team and the Stratford High school girls team the visitors were defeated by the score of to 2. The summary of the big game follows:
 s. H. s. CD. TU. S. C9 Beden Spotts Judson GableI
 Substitutes, Thompson for Peck Hall for Johnson and Anderson fo1 Smith. oGals from field, Peck 1 Smith ?, FTlmer 1, Thompson 4, Hal 4, Anderson 1, Spotts 5, Elisam ?, Nc Gee 3. Goals from fouls, Peck 4 Spotts 2, McGee 1 and Hall 1. Ref cree, Flood. Dancing followed the games.
 The ice in the Housatontc river which has been bothering many Twins along the shore appears to be loosen ing up to a certain extent and float ing out into the Sound. Dynam[mo has been used around Washington bridge and in the vicinity of the bridge it is reported to be from 10 to F inches thick. The channel is now quite free from ice at the present time from the mouth of the river to the bridges.
 Another of the victims added to the many about town suffering from the grip is Mrs. Hero1d Holmes of South Main street. Mrs. Holmes was taken with asmatc difficulties of the throat and chest which has confined her to her bed for about a week. She is now somewhat improved and unless some new developments set in it is expect ed that she will be about in a ShorI time
 Mrs. Frank Thompson who has been i'll for the past two weeks with the grip is able to be about again. Mrs. Thompson who resides on South Elm street, has underwent a very se- were attack of the sickness.
 Mrs. Irving Garlick of East Broad way is able to be out again after a SGNS1S dILdSh O1 l1lS SI1p.
 the guest of his daughter in Milford yesterday.
 Miss Helen Bradley of Barnum ave- nue has resumed her duties at the Stratford Trust Go. after having been i'll with the grip for the past three weeks.
 Services at Christ church will be held tomorrow as follows: Holy Com munion at 8 m.; 9:30 church scfoo and Kindergarten; 10:45 a. n-, morn. ing service and sermon and vespef service and Miserere at 4:30 D. m The Rev. c. c. Kennedy, rector, will conduct the services.
 Frank R. Edwards of White street who has been i'll for the past twd weeks, is able to be out again. Mrs. Herbert w Doolittle, one O. the recent sufferers of the grip, has ! recovered from the sickness. MT Doolittle was taken down with the malady yesterday and is now quite i i'll at his home on King street.
 Miss Emma Cook of James Farm 1 road is seriously ill at her home. | Anson Dart has the honor of be , ing the first resident to make a large : catch of long clans, having caught
 about one and a half bushels at Mil. 1 ford beach yesterday.
 The members of Azalia cbaD+er are l arranging for another of their popu. | lar house whists which will be helG ! next Thursday evening at the home l of Mrs: Aida Edwards, 1144 Broad l street. Play will begin at o'clock | Peter Hu1ett and family, who have
 been living in the Luciano house or 1 Barnum avenue for the past year 1 have moved to Fairfield.
 Miss Bugbie, the English teacher ir
 the High school, and Miss Gillicud,
 are two of the local teachers who ar, 1 on the sick list. Both are reported to be slowly improving and will prob 1 ably be able to resume their dutie very soon.
 The fourth lecture in the Stratfort
 Library lecture course was given las l evening at the library when Pro- 1 William Lyon Phelps was the lee l turer- Prof. Phelps gave a mos 1 interesting lecture on Booth Tark
 carried on as usual. As for ex l >7-7 -as t77e neop1e of this parish vii not be asked to do any more thai
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