The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-31
STAMFORD

With the sewerage work completed on Main street, excavations are now being made on Huntington road.
 Sneak thieves are again at work this time Tn the Paradise Lawn sec uon- One chicken house, raided ana garage broken into and raincoat stolen, was last weeks record
 The Arrow Juniors from Nichols avenue again proved just little too much for the All Stars in pretty football game yesterday afternoon on the Windsor avenue grounds. The score was to $, and the games are becoming more orderly and less pro- fame each week. Good croa"'s are gathering and putting little change halves Everyone gets their moneys worth. The All Stars have bnaten yhe Huntington roads twice, a:'d showed better football yesterday against the Arrow team than when they met last The All Stars scored first, f;Ite in the second period, with beautiful forward pass, thrown ir big time style about 25 yards. After an argument early in the third period, the ball was brought back to midfield. because the Arrows had startad before the second a well deserved touchdown and kick ed the goal, putting them one point to the good for the All Stars had lost a chance at kicking goal by ground ing the ball.
 The other two points were scored on Q safety after All Star player had intercepted a forward pass of the Arrows behind the goal lime and could get over the line with the ball. A, lad named Atkinson greatly strengthened the All Stars. He play ed left tackle, and was a power on defense, stopping many line plays and several times beating the ends down the field on bunts. Time out for in- the entire game. Both teams display ed good handling of forward passes ard the Arrows had some nifty plays. Worse football often masquerades under higher sounding titles:
 Parts of the approaches of the new Washington bridge are now being used to enable motorists to better reach the old bridge It Is expected to open the new bridge for traffic tomorrow.
 Mrs. c. Gus Berglund entertained a number of the children living on the street with a Hallowe'e cen party Sat urday evening, at her home on Wind ssor avenue. The invitations were for 6:30 and the party was success. The house was decorated profusely with real and imitation pumpkin lanterns, and some of the little tots present hadn't been up so late before in their lives.
 An attempt to steal an automobile tire from a truck owned by Joseph Stavola resulted in the arrest Satur- day of four youths from Bridgeport. Late at night an attempt was made to jack up the truck to obtain the tire. Sergean Smith and Patrolman Dinan answered a call and appre- hended John Sizensky, 19, of SC Mor- ris court; a younger brother from the same address; John Koonsany. IS. of 36 Danube court. and Alfred Sem ega, 20, of 415 Spruce street, all of Bridgeport. Each was released for trial under bonds of $20O.
 
 At the request of the sewer com mission, the law firm of Pullman & ComIey, of the Fidelity building, Bridgeport, former town attorneys, will be retained for advice in connec- ton with the sewerage installation, until work under contract and in pro- cess is finished.
 The fire department nipped a blaze shortly after midnight this morning at the home of O. Stockman on Lenox avenue. The fire, cause unde- termined, apparently started on the outside of the cottage, and was ex- tinguished with a loss of only $50.