The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-14
STAMFORD

The All Stars were beaten yeSter- day on the Windsor avenue grounds, by the Avon Park team, letting their opponents run up 14 points in the first two periods because of poor de. fsnsive i've work: york, Sn the second lat1iad half down and held at critical moments, the nearest the victors came to any further scoring being an attempt at a field goal which failed, just before the finish of the game.
 Salley played good offensive game for the All Stars. as did the rest of the backfeld. However, the and Smith needed pair of ice tongs Sunday, for he couldn't hold the ball, and several of his fumbles were costly.
 Atkinson was put in the backfe1d late in the game, and that Is where he belongs. He can carry the ball, and should be doing the bunting. A good crowd was on hand, and who- ever it was that refereed the game, was boss, and kept things moving The only objection from the stand. point of the spectators was continual holding upon the part of the Avon Park team, which the umpire failed to take notice of, with the result that several times All Star players were prevented from making tackles be- cause of being held.
 wire down on the north track in Stratford center this morning short ly after ' o'clock prevented cars get ting to Paradise Green, with the ex- ception of the rush hour extras via also accustomed at Stratford center because of the Paradise Green cars that lined up and nearly blocked the cross-over. The Connecticut com- pany should have a siding and keep a line car @ great deal nearer Stratford and Milford than the Bridgeport or New Haven barns.
 Taking advantage of the crowd present after the game Saturday. the police raided "Ye Elmshade Inn" ed for years the Stratford Inn, and arrested Mrs. Bradley Stafford. for merly Esther Lawrence, and charged her with liquor selling quart safe was conflscated, while she pro- tested 1t was ''prIvate stoek."
 This IS the second raid and the second bond of s20o Mrs. Stafford has posted within week. thera being two cases now pending against her in the town court, Chief Nichols himself out-of-town diners were bothered or held, most of them having the pres ence of mind to quickly down what ever fluid" was on hand on the ta- b1es when the chief called upon the assembiage.
 It is probable that, as with taxes, sewer assessments will be collected in
  be much easier manner for the tax payers. and at the same time a meth od by which funds can be collected sooner.
 During tho rush after the game Saturday an autom obtle driven by James Drarbaugh. 22e Corona avenue. Pelham, N Y., struck carriage on North Main street, in which were riding MT. and Mrs. Steve Nemergut, Cut Spring road. No injuries resulted. and the police let the driver proceed after giving his number to the ofli- cers.
 Sam Panzanilla, New Haven, was arrested Saturady for peddling soap without a license. A number os peddlers have recently been taken into camp, mostly at Washington bridge and in each instance the as- sessment is s1o and costs.
 Many were the remarks of admira- ton and qualification made by out of-the-state motorists Saturday. when new Washington bridge. In years gone by motorists on days of heavy travel on the road have dreaded reaching Stratford, knowing what was in store for them. but the Stratford police had no trouble Saturday, elth- CT before or after the game, keeping the cars moving in a steady stream without delay to anyone.
 A Hartford car struci<a pole on Ferry Boulevard when returning from the game Saturday. but no one and being allowed to proceed with te1