The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-15

Another moonlight season With l good skating on Judson's pond seems 1 in prospect.
 The American Legion held a well attended business session last even ] ing in their hall, followed by spe- cial session at which hot dogs ano l mighty good coffee predominateG Several members of the Harry Cong don Post of Bridgeport, were present and were asked to speak. Comradt | Bristol of Bridgeport set forth at | length his ideas of the way the Ie- zion should go after support in the | community. Some of the members l hardly thought he had exactly the 1 right idea for Stratford unless a saI and mask were part of the gimme | committees equipment. However, ht | instilled some pep into the meetins and perhaps little more pet l wouldn't clog up matters ito any ap- preciab1e extent.
 Due to the important meeting of 1 the Mems club at which members of the charter committee were in at tendance, there were not as many veterans out as is usually the case Comrade Walker was elected to the | executive committee to fill the place of Donald Sammis, who is now vice commander. Several interesting re ports were read and heard. A spe cia1 appeal is made upon the part of the local, state and national officers that all members by some hook or ! CrOOk, pay Ine1r duSS TOT IL IS cIedi- ly pointed out that without an i'm pressive paid membership it is diff ficult to get favorable and de shred legislation td4n - supported I9p,f;aas, o6 6y ies. The athletic matters seem to be successfully handled and the last dance was a financial success. It ls planned to have another dance in the near future and to then stage an Easter dance that will be in the na- | ture of big spring drive.
 Base ball talk is already in the air and the Legion will be in the field is also simmering along and some thing definite will soon be forthcom- ing.
 The ladies' auxiliary of the Amer ican Legion will hold a food sale at
 2 o'clock Friday afternoon in the
 town hall to keep alive newly-cre- ated emergency fund, which has been found invaluable in tiding over needy 1 families until state aid could be Se-
 cured through the necessary chan nels.
 l After taking two neat trimmings last week, the American Legion bas- ketball team is set for another hard game this Thursday evening, although they expect this time to come through with a win. The task is no sinecure,
 however, for the Stamford Athletic Club will furnish the opposition, and among their squad will be found Ho- gan and Carlson of the old Stamford League team, in the days when the
 Blue Ribbons had hard battles with
 Stamford, while Mourke, brother ot
 the pugilist, Cook and Le Volsi, also we'll known for their proweSs on the
 courts, will be among those present = As usual the Stamford play will be | taken care of by Flood. Williams | Wheeler, Buckley. Hafe1e. Clinton ant Boyle
 The week following the All wes HavenS, quality unknown because O. | lack of comparative scores. will bt
 the attraction. It is likely that the! l | will be accompanied by considerable : delegation.
 John FordeI, of 220 HolliSter ave
 nue, Bridgeport, charged with breacf 7 of the eace, and James Wallet, O
 342 Jackson avenue, Bridgeport, helt r on a drunkenness charged, had thei
 cases nolled in town court yesterday
 Anthony RoskowslSis of 53S Parl
 avenue, Bridgeport, was fined $5 ant , the fine suspended. He. violated | parking ordinance. William Grossis
 of 235 Hollistar avenue, was fined $1!
 and costs for the illegal sale of liquor
 At the Bridgeport Hospital las evening it was reported that 11-year . old Stephen Tisony was on the dan U ger list, his injuries consisting of broken COlar bone ana pOSSlDle III = ternal injuries. The lad was injured
 Sunday when it is said that he ral
 into the path of the automobile driver
 by Charles Schwartz. contractor O e 53 Ashley street, Bridgeport The ac
 cident occurred at the corner of Bar n mum avenue and Doris street, nea .- the home of the boy, who lives on tn
 latter thoroughfare. MT. Schwart rushed the boy to the Bridgeport Hos - pital before the Stratford ambulanc , arrived Coroner Phelan has bee made acqua;ntedw with the circurn
 stances should the injuries prove fata
 Tonight at the Stratford Theate if the feature will be Robert MKim wit Id King Baggot and Claire Adams i = '"rhe Dwelling Place of Light frol
 the novel by Winston Churchill. "A Paradise Green people intereste sa must bear in mind the open meetin H to be conducted at o'clock F'rida H evening in the Garden School fc Fl those interested in the councilman @ ager form of town government. E A YEAR AC0 TO-DAY