The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-10-17
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After winning a week ago from the Huntington road team, the All-Stars were beaten on the Windsor avenue grounds yesterday by the Arrow Ju- niors, of Nichols avenue, the score football game. the crowding of spec tators around the team, small boys being the chief offenders, bei1E the only thing to mar a good afternoons entertainment
 There was no unnecessary rough ness and some good football. Several high school players were said to be in action, and it appeared as though the Nichols avenue team was slightly heavier. Certainly they were better trained, for each of the two touch nicely executed forward pass or the old fashioned triple pass of criss- cross.
 The back field and right side of the All-Star line played particularly good defensive football, but the team from Para disc Green had no plays, and failed to make any progress carrying the ball. When one of their number Intercepted Arrow Onward pass in midfield and ran to the five yard line, the All-Stars had a, beautiful chance to score but were unable to put the ball across, losing a little ground on each atetmpt. On the play that gave them their chance a good bit of inter ference was furnished by Smith who
  vented his team mate being thrown on the 2O-yard line.
 With some coaching and the teach ing of some trick plays and pass for nations to the All-Stars, another game between these teams with the same Hneups used yesterday, would furnish a mighty good and evenly matched game.
 At the next regular meting of the Stratford Chamber of Commerce on bo first Tl6n a committee will report on the matter : of choosing more commonplace : of gaining members among the rank : and filc of the town.
 Installation of bowling alleys at the ! Iordship fire house is being consid- cred.
 The Lordship Country club is hav- ing moving pictures each Thursday i night during the winter season.
 The Senior class of the High school i will hold a food sale Wednesday to ! defray some class expenses to be met in the near future.
 Reports of everything quiet" or sAnOthing doing,' are often given out ; to reporters at the Stratford police ! Headquarters. and in this manner one ] day last week the arrival of son at i the home of Sergeant and Mrs Ben ! far1tu Smith was overlooked. Mother and son are reported as doing nicely. The council will meet in regular session tonight. Admission to voters is free.
 The Campfire Girls of the Congre- gationa1 church will give an enter ] tainment Friday evening in Packard [ hall
 At the next meeting of the North rToo 1 be held Nov. 10 at Washington school, Walter D. Hood. principal of Gilbert High school, Winsted, will address : the gathering and a large attend ance is expected as Hood was for merly superintendent of the Stratford schools
 A series of robrberies similar in many respects to the one that had '. Paradise Green merchants terrorized a few weeks ago. had recently taken place in the LOrdShip district.
 At a recent meeting of the Boost CTS club of the High school the fol lowing officers were chosen: Russell Peck, president; Edmund Judson, vice president; Helen Hughes, secre- i tary, and Mabel Williams, treasurer
 At the season of the Swarthmore |. Stratford at the following program Sly-ill be presented:
 First week Day.
 ~~~ Afternoon.
 Series Lecture-Chautauqu Super intendent-
 Concert-Fara Groves Musical Six tet
 Junior Chautauqua. Evening.
 Concert-Fara Groves Musical Six tet.
 Lecture Walfred Iindstrom .'The Magic Circle"
 Second Week Day.
 Afternoon.
 Series Lecture Super intendent-
 Concert-Eekhoff-C f-Calafemina Com- pany.
 Junior Chautauqua.
 Evening"
 EekhoffColafemina Com pany.
 Lecture Frank B. Person ''World Building
 Third Week Day.
 Afternoon.
 Series Lecture-Chautauqu Super tendent.
 Concert-Opera Unique Company
 Junior Chautauqua-
 Evening.
 Junior Chautauqua Stunt Party By Junior Chautauquans.
 Light Opera = Opera Unique' Words and arrangement by Bertha Smith Titus.
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