The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-18
STAMFORD

The Teachers Training class of the Stratford Methodist Episcopal church will give a very unique military en- tertainnfent and social next Tuesday Nov. 22, at o'clock, in the church Sunday school room.
 The class is studying the best ways of teaching little children and has shown unusual ability in combining clements of real military life with those of fairy lore, which will inter- est the children.
 The entertainment is sure to be of equal interest to the children and grown-ups. A silver collection will be taken for the entertainment, the proceeds to go towards text books lowing the entertainment refresh m ments will be served free of charge. Everyone is welcome and invietd to come and enjoy a delightful even ing.
 Not having won a game this sea- son the Washington school football team fought hard yesterday after noon on the Windsor avenue grounds, but could not do much with the Honeyspot team, which was too much for them, due principally to the size of the fullback on the team from ly all the time for the Honeyspot team, and ran through and around the Washington team almost at Will. The final score was 21 to ', the game 
 The An Stars have not yet a game booked for the coming Sunday but are pu-actifcing hard and laying lot of deep plans for the game on tne is left of the High school team, af- ter the cripples are eliminated. The All Stars have hopes of locating before the big event for he is a dead Iy tackler on defense, and the boys know he will mot have another funnb- Hing spell this season like he had last that red jersey to someone else to wear he has been uncertain, and 1t is recon m ended that he trade shirts be- fore ThanksSn Hr stges ags the have one fur nished a lot of amusement for the Paradise Green and Paradise Lawn folks this fa,n, and most Of the ne1gn- borhood crowd will De rooong TOT them to win next Thursday after noon.
 Harold Hubelbank. New Haven, was fined s10 and costs in Town court vast erdav. He lives at 1e0 Orchard street. in the Elm City. and got in trouble when he knocked down sl- was then discovered to have no h- cense.
 A train of army motor trucks of
 
 Stratford in the fog shortly before eight o'clock this morning. They were east bound and numbered about 20. Tonight at the Stratford theatre double feature program will be of fered as usual. The first will snow wanda Hawley in "A K iss In Time, and the second offers Justine John- stone and Harrison Ford in "A Heart To Let" A Goldwyn photograph will complete the program.
 Two cases against Mrs. Dudley Stafford of Ye Elmshade Inn, formerly | the Stratford Inn. and her bartender. | Charles Murray, were continued until Monday when reached in Town court yesterday The bonds in the cases are s2O0 and $500. respectively. Families to the number of 61 will receive Thanksgiving dinners through the generosity of the Okenuck Tribe of
 Red Men. The names have been sup
 piled. and given as worthy cases by those in Stratford who are in straight
 ened circumstances.
 of the Connecticut company that Bridgeport shouldn't bear the burden of the suburbs Is answered by Strat-
 ford people with the remark that
 den of Bridgeport, by taking an in
 creased fare, when Bridgeport gets a
 50 per cent. cut. It Is believed that
 the Paradise Green line, from the
 standpoint of receipts, was one of the
 best paying lines the company has; and If no lines gave poorer financial returns year in and year out than the | Bridgeport-New Haven line, the troi- ! ley company would have no kick. | A protest will be immediately en- tered, and every effort made to re- | store the Parade Green-Parlt avenue Jitney line, that Stratford residents
 may still reach their places of employ ment for 10 cents, which is more fare 1 than is paid in nearly every other cit, ! In the country, even where the hau