The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1920-02-21
Especial to The Times.)


 Goals from field-Thompson 5. An derson ?, Hall T, Howes 1. Hall 3. Williams 2. Goal from foul-Thomp. son 8, Luce 1, Hall 1, Marchant 1. Referees Flood and Richter.
 In the preliminary the girls team of the local High school lost to the West Haven High scool team by the score of 10 to 4. This game was also hotly contested but the West Haven team had the advantage by being much heavier. The lineup follows: S. H. s. Girls. w. Haven Girls Beach ........ LIZ .-.----. Banes Harrison ...-.. RF -....... Riddle Case .-.-..-.. c ..----.. Wood Donn1nS RG PurceR Corbit. ..... IG .... Thompson
 Freeman substituted for Donning for Stratford, and DeBoes for Wood. Templeton for Thompson for West Haven.
 The second team of the High schoo. also came across with a win, defeat ing the second team from the Bridge port High school by the score of 20 to 19 in a rousing good game filled with thrills all during the second period. The lineup follows:
 s. H. s. End. Bridgeport H. S. 2nd Peck ........ RF ...-. Tombardi Egirt IF . Fisher Smith ........ c ..--.. Morris Hamilton LG Lyons Stevenson ..--.. RG .-..... Bogash Substitutes-For Stratford, Hard wick for Egirt. Beden for Peck. For Bridgeport, Bruce for Lyons, Andams for Morris.
 Walter Goddard, Jr., entertained the members of the eighth grade sec l ond of the Center school at his home on Elm street, last evening, when an evening filled with enjoyment for all present was passed, games and danc- | ing being enjoyed, followed by lunch ] con being served. Among those pres | eint were the Misses Francis Rinckley, Nine BedeT, Dorothy Botsford, Mar guerite Propson, Ella Appleyard, May Johnson, Sadie Bond, Mildred 1 Johnson and the Messrs. Walter God 1 dard, Jr, Eli Sanford, Carlton Bald win, Morris Wilson, Leslie Edwards, Percey Greenblat and Charles O'Neil. Miss Louise Barnum chaperoned the party.
 MT. and Mrs. w. F'acer, who now 1 resides on Nichols avenue, have ap- | piled for passports to return to Eng lamd to visit their aged parents, who reside at Birmingham, Eng. They | do not intend to leave this country | until some time in May and it is still undecided with them whether or mot they will remain permanently in Eng | land or will return to this country Mrs F'acer is a relative of the late 1 William Field, who resided on Nichols 1 avenue.
 The many Stratford friends of the Rev. Major Charles Seymour Bullock, -I,0 1 of the Neighborhood church of Stratford, were surprised yesterday by receiving a call from him, he hay l ing arrived in Bridgeport from Can ! ada, Friday evening Major Bullock,
 who has been over seas with a Cana
 diam regiment during the war, has seen much service and has many dis 1 tinguished service medals he earned
 during the war. He is still in the service and will return to his regi-
 ment soon.
 The Stratford Board of Relief will
 hold their final sessions in their of
 fee in the town hall this afternoon
 and evening.
 George R. Fryer was in New York
 on business yesterday where he visit
 ed the office of the United States
 Shipping Board.
 i Services at Christ church tomorrow
 will be Holy Communion at 8 a. m.
 with the church school and kinder
 garten convening at 9:30 a. m. The
 regular morning service and sermon will be held at 10:45 a. m. and at
 4:3O D. m. vesper service and Miserere
 will be held. The Rev. c. c. Ken
 nedy, rector of the church. will off
 ciate at the services.
 The new block which has been in . the course, of construction on Bar hume avenue at the city line. for
 Peter Deacon, has been completed.
 F. E. Bassett of Bow avenue is ill
 with a slight attack of the flu . A branch of the HaIlett street
 market of Bridgeport has been open
 ed in the Findorack building at the corner of Bruce and Barnum ave 5 nues.
 Steve acuda has sold his grocery I and delicatessen business which he ] conducted for some time at the corner
 of Boston avenue and Otis street to 1 Bridgeport parties.
 During the illness of Miss Butcher l the night operator at the local teEe- | phone exchange the chief operator
 Miss Edyth Woehr, is filling the va,
 cancy.
 d At a largely attended meeting 0. Il Oronoque lodge of Odd Fellows held t in their hall on Main street last even.
 1zG thA secnnd daerea was confarrel