The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-04
STAMFORD

As evidence that the council-man- aeer form of government is interest tg residents in every part of the city the charter committee reports that on Wednesday evening it was re- quested that a speaker be sent to ad- aress a meeting sponsored by the South End Improvement Club, which IS made up of residents and business men of the Avon Park section, which nas grown rapidly of recent years, is largely made up of foreign born cit izens, and their interest. questions they wanted answered, and general interest displayed in the matter is one of the most gratifying develop of the charter committee. The meet ing was very largely attended.
 Manager Feldnan of the Stratford theatre has had taken moving pie lures of the fire departrn ent leaving as well as interiors of the poultry snow in the town hall. These pie lures which will prove of immense local interest it is proposed to show In the theatre Saturday and Monday in connection with the regular pro- gram.
 On C. Wednesday, Warren Charles Morse. son of MT. and Mrs. George E. Morse of 1,763 South avenue, passed away. Friends are invited to attend the funeral services which will be held Saturday at 2:3O from the late residence. Interment will be in Riv-' erside cemetery. Shelton. Master Charles was thirteen years of age, and his parents have the sympathy of the entire community.
 Tonight Stratford high school will Bebe Daniels will be featured in "Oh, Lady, Lady" while the program will be completed by a comedy with MT. 4I@1 Spirits" A Hank Man comedy will also be shown. FtS P 3.I
 There were no cases in town court yesterday morning.
 The poultry and pet show will be continued until Saturday evening upon popular request. An additional and others will be published Monday. E.. c. Crumwiede, best bird, first and special ribbon: Dr. Werner. Bridgeport, best single comb male pair sox; E. c. Crumweide, White Wyandotte, s3; Albert Anderson, $4.25; Thomas Thurston. best Ancona, $5,60, 5 pound box candy; Gramercy s3.50, box cigars; J. Early, cavies or guineas. box candy; Blue. Ribbon rabbitery, berry set. chocolate set. $11.75; Thomas Dew, Rhode Island Reds. s5; J. F. Loughlin, English spotted buck, l; doe. l and rosette; does, I, p, 3; steel grey, s1, special ribbon, and 1, 2; heaviest rabbit in show, silver cup; Raymond Bush way. Shlton, 2. 4; white rabbits. buck, J. F. Loughlin, 1; doe, 1; checkered giant, Blue Ribbon, buck, 1; Belgian hare buck, Henry Sprague, l; Chas. F.. Hughes. junior buck. 1, prize rabbit; A. w. Thompson, Mt Carmel, ,soI h1D rosette, box candy. membership A. F. 2. B.; New Zealand reds. Chief Jud- son of the Fire department, 2, 3; Hirnalayan bucks and deos, Wrn. Black siberian, Chief Judson, buck, 1; doe, 1; New Zealand red, senior doe, Chief Judson, l, 2, 3. 4; also special ribbon, membership A: F. Z B.. junior buck, I. 2. 3; special rib doe, s1, $1. special ribb ,n; Rufus reds, senior buck. 2; senior doe, I, D. 3, special ribbon, rosette and $1; junior buck. 1; white Angora. l; the foregoing that Chief Judson made a general cleanup of this show as he did in Norwalk and Bridgeport Junior doe. white Angora, MT. Ander- son, 1, 9, 8, special ribbon: Flemish giant, junior doe. Charles F. Hughes l., 2; checkered giant, pen, Cyrus Lund, Bridgeport. 1; black Siberian pen, Chief Judson. 1; Rufus red, pen Chief Judson. 1. and also first or Flemish giant mixed pen.
 In@one of the closest games seer for several weeks the American Le' zion basketball team emerged vic torious last evening after a real tusslt with the Nutmegs of Bridgeport. The score was IS to Is. The Stratforo team used several extra men. those playing being Williams. Buckeley Clinton, Flood, Boyd, Hafely, Wheel er. Buckeley had goals, Clinton and Boyd 2. Flood scored fouls
 For the Nutmegs the hne-1tp wa as follows: c. Ecklund, rf.; G. Eek lund, lf.; Tollison. C.; Folk, rg.; Ca sants, lg Goals, c. Ecklund 2; Tol lison g.. Folk 8. Fouls, Toldson l.
 On Monday evening the Legion tean will play the Norwalk Red Men return game in Norwalk. Mex Thursday .evening at home the ,op position will be furnished either b, the Compo Life Guards or the Stam ford A. c.
 Tonight tratford high school vii play basketball at Tuttle's auditorium with the team from Norwalk high. A YEAR AC0 T0DAY