The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-11-28
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 Due to yesterdays rain the game on the Windsor avenue grounds be- tween the All-Stars and the Lenox Jrs, was called off. The All-Stars still hope to paly game or two be- fore the snow flies.
 Friends of Ben (BIondy) Powell, for years the head ticket seller with sorry to know that he is seriously ill in Chicago. For several years he has been located in the Windy city, and for nearly a year has been in poor health George Powell, his nephew, now located in Keene, N. H., has been in Chicago for some time, and has returned east with the word that it is hoped Ben will be well enough to be moved to his home .on Stratford avenue before Christmas. George also expects to spend tfpe holidays in Stratford.
 There are others that believe the council-mapage plan has done as well as could be expected in a short space of time; one .sbiar o5 these IS Are fhe Bridgeport Savings bank, who lives at Judson place.
 of this week in Red Mems hall the High school students will present ssPocaih ontas." The cast fo11ows:
 Helen Hughes. Poeahontas l John Hamilton, Powhatan Cher Biu 1sck, Ah-Meek Cher mother)- I'd. Judson, Ah-Hum (Medicine
 Geo. Chase, John Rolfe: "Dick'' Hart, Capt. John Smith. Dorothy Wilkinson, Wah-Wah-Tap- MabIe Williams. Lady Bird. O11ann Ann. Geo. Newsome, an usher. Nils Anderson, Wyman Smith. AdoHph Egirt, Jas. Bayus, Earl Jagoe and Russell Peck, Indian Braves. As sisted by an able chorus.
 Indians. court ladies and yoemen of the guard: Evelyn Crocker. Esther Griffin, Nettie Converse, Margaret Ahern, Edna Totanls, Rose Robinson, Bessie Donning, Eleanor Wiley, Grace Har1rson Iva Lanlphear. Conrad Pe- terson, Willard Smith, Walter Oddly, William Bedell, Francis Berard and Clarence Slootmaker.
 Late last week Town Manager R. H. Hunter caused four little children found boarding in the home Of Mrs. 1 Charles Abbott, Johnson avenue, to
 be removed to Hillside Home, Bridge
 port until the parents, believed to be l in New York, can be located and
 made to place the children III d suil- 1 able boarding place.
 Stratford police have warned the hunters not to forget That the rabp1'
 season ends on December l. Bhdge- | port hunters Wtflo have found Strat- | ford Iowlands 8 fertile field for hunt ling the bunnies are especially re-
 minded that the police will enforce the hun6ng laws.
 Another little matter being inves' | digated is that of steel traps no' con- | forming to the law.
 It is announced that the taking oi the military census under Inc d1rec-
 tion of the town manager IS nearly | completed at a cos. of s270, or a sav- | ing of s73O to the town on the orig 1 tnal figure of s1,Oo0 for the work. l Soyne objection is being voiced te
 the plan to pay Ph1ladelphla com T.
 new property valuation. O hers be. lieve that the only fair and impartia | way to have the work done wsIl De te have outside and disinJerested parues do the work.
 1 The actual work the new ap-
 praisa1 of property is expected to ge' under way today, rain or shlne. ] The council is still receiving con- siderable criticism because at the | time of 3Ile original protest the pooy did not work with the Bridgeport | Authorities in the effort to get fare trolley service at a fair rate, insRad of making an effort, futile, to restore | jitney service, when so many courts have already proved that the anti | iitnev law. be it ever so unpopular, Is an fron-c1ad law just the same. l A regular meeting of the American
 Legion will be held in Lowell building | tonight.
 Mrs. Martha Sherwood, Stratford | avenue, is reported as gradually re- l covering at Griffin hospital, Derby l from tl1e effects of an automobile ac' | cident on the Standardization road | two weeks ago.
 NERO ASSISTS MA1,ZENAUER | IN SUNDAY CONCERT HERE