The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-02-05
STAMFORD

STAMFORD. Boy Scout Sunday will be observ- ed at the Congregational church on Sunday at 10:5O, when the minister, on the theme, '@The Boys of the Bible.'' The members of the Boy Scout Troop, No. l, which is connect ed with the Congregational church. will have part in the program of the morning. The service is planned in consideration of Boy Scout Anni- versary Week which begins on that day.
 In connection with Boy Scout An niversary Week, plans have been made for a trip to Ellis Island. A party of twenty-five boys will accom- pany the Scout Master
 At the evening service at 7:30, in Packard hall, the minister will speak on the theme, "The Great Teacher" illustrating his remarks by Zimmer- the Fishermen" Continuing the cus- tom, following the evening service, a copy of the picture will be given to | each one in attendance.
 The church school meets at 12. This Sundays program will be fea- tured by a special offering taken for the China Famine Fund. Envelopes | which have been distributed through out the parish will be returned at this and the other services of the day 1 Young Peoples meeting comes at l 6:30, with a consideration of the top ic, "A Surrendered and Victorious Idfe.'' This is the annual Decision
 Day of the Christian Endeavor so-
 ciety.
 Today at the Stratford theatre with
 an all star cast ''The Spenders' will | be featured Other subjects, on the
 bill include Fatty Arbuckle in Hay
 seed,'' and the 4th. episode of the
 Eddie Polo serial, King of the Cir cus."
 Last night the Stratford alleys were
 the scene of the decisive trussle be-
 tween the Burns and Bassick team
 and the G. E., both playing the game in the Industrial Girls Bowling l league series. These two teams met last week, and had a tie score, the Burns and Bassick team leading off
 with a score of 365 to the 349 of their G. E. opponents. However the G. Els were right on the job, and fixed mat
 ters up when they tied with the Burns
 and Bassicks with the score 3S1. By this time the excitement was great and everyone waited breath1essly for the final score. The c. E. team held their own, and Burns and Bassicks lost to them, score G. E. 363, to B. & ooI. IulS le1l the game a tie, with
 neither team far enough ahead to al- low any assurance as to the final out come of last nights game when the tie was played off. Neck and neck
 the scores crept up. the, teams keep
 ing close. However, when the final score was totaled, it showed that the Burns and Bassick girls were the final victors by difference of four pins, the scores being Burns and Bas- sick 369 to G. E. 365.
 Those who bowled were: G. E.
 Johnson, Burn, Miller, Card and
 Johnson. Burns and Bassick-Petrie, , In last nights game Mrs. J Johnston bowled in place of Miss ODay. Miss Rose Johnson of the G. F.
 team is the first girl who has reached
 the hundred mark in any of the league
 games, and she made that with a
 spare and a strike.
 The Stratford Junior basketball
 team is playing at the Futile audi
 torium this afternoon with the Boys
 club team of Bridgeport.
 The charter committee is rnosi l anxious to accommodate those in the
 Paradise Green section who are desir-
 mediate neighb orhood to discuss the
 councl-manager form of govern ment, and hear some speakers on this 5 timely subject. There is no suitable , 1AeAil CA ol4IeI puplIG 'Spdce aVa1taDIf , in the Green section and it is the | hope of the committee and others in- . terested that some one in the Para. disc Green section with a large enough , sun parlor or living room volunteer their home for a meeting of this sort , The committee have several houses , in mind but they would much prefer
 that some one offer their home I rather than for the committee do any r sand-bagging along those lines. Don . ald SamInis, secretary of the commit f tee, may be notified, or the Stratfort 2 department of The Times will sbe glad to receive such an offer.
 The regular bi-week1y meeting O. :. he eAnderSOn-Dunn-ko post of the ? American Legion will be held Monday Z evening. new publicity co1nmittet . has been appointed, chairman O which is Herbert Booth.
 Today is the last day of the poul try and pet show. The prize win U U ners not yet announced will be pub . I.lished Monday.
 . The fire department had a 1ovef f three mile run yesterday over som , mountainous and. otherwise rougl V roads to the home of John McDon . aid on Cut Spring road, and afte e chasing to the end of the rainbo, ae they found that twas false. n An unusually successful meetin was held last night by the charte n committee at Ely Whitney school O r Huntington road. Over 60 were d attendance in spite of the fact -tha
 the meeting was not very extensivel : advertised, and the booklets and ott
 CT literature describing the working
 Of the plan were entirely exhauSte