The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-06-04
STAMFORD
(special to The Farmer.) ,

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 Especial to The Farmer.)
 Stratford, June 1.-The reappoint-
 ment Of Stiles Judson to the Import.
 ant office of prosecuting attorney ol
 Fairfield county, while it was conf.
 dently expected. gives none the less | satisfaction here. The popularity oi
 Stratford's favorite son comes througf
 intimate association with him from 1 fined to his own party. but is general
 It is based on the universal respect of the community and the knowledge
 that through all the political move
 ments with which he has been con-
 nected he has kept himself clean. The affection with which he is regarded here is due to an engaging personal ity. the external manifestation of a good heart. Many mon are Fespect- 1 ed and esteemed for their sterling worth but miss the. other qualities Everybody in Stratford hopes to see
 him get we'll and resume, his active duties, for we need more such men in the country.
 Mrs. eElla F. Hines has been in Washington all winter, a member o4 the household of w. J. Ghent, pstvate secretary of Congressman Victor Der. ger. She has enjoyed the sights and scenes of the capital thoroughly. She expects to return to her home here soon for the summer
 The Stratford Building and Loan Association met at the Wilson news
 room last night and opened a new series. There Is now 5000 in the treasury to be loaned out.
 F. E. Conine has taken a contract to arrange. the landscape at big country estate at Beverly Farms, Mass. He left this morning to be- gin operations.
 i :: Mrs. George Adkins of the South End who recently suffered a shock, is on the road t0srecovery.
 Mrs. George Webb is in North Gull ford where she will pass two weeks with friends.
 George A. Porter returned to his home here on Saturday, accompanied by his mother and his son. The par ety have been touring in the South for nearly a, year and have enjoyed the experience. The residence on Church street has been opened.
 Wellington Walker has rented the cottage at the. corner of White street and East Broadway. and will prepare 1t for his bride. In a short time he will wed Miss Iouise Porter of Hig- ganum, Conn.,, daughter of a. wealthy hose manufacturer there. The advance of the human race from the primeval has been the sub mar animal is yet many laps short of being able to best the cut worm or the setting hen. v
 . Deeds werA recently recorded in the town clerks office conveying to J- Henry Blakeman a strip of land one foot wide and 1,400 feet long on the east side of Blakeman Place. The grantor is Mary J. Judd and the land will be used to widen the street. Other deeds recently recorded are: Duphemia Field to Charles Harrison. lot Harrison street; James Nechoas to Thomas Coulter and Howard Nettle- ton, tract of land at Avon Park; John Martinko and wife to Thomas Coulter, eight lots on North. avenues Lacey R. Blackman to Dwight B. Teffany. lot East Pauline street; F'ardito Mighette and wife to Frederick s. Ventulette, lot Jackson and Grant avenues; Alex ander Aguline to James Feeley. lot Goodwin Place; stephen Rohal to Ella E. Beach, lot Glover. street; Mi- c1lael Quacka to Jacob w. Wilbur, lot Brookdale avenue; Jacob W. Will bur to Henry Russell, lot Paradise Green Terrace; Jacob w. Wilbur to Katherine Russell. lot Paradise Green Terrace; Jacob w. Wilbur to Thomas J; Young; -four lots Paradise Green | Hag8erty, three lots Dexel Park; FT4iSk Miller and Michael !: Jordan to Michael Gall. tract land Sound View Heights; Andrew Kosusko to Stephen Hajzus, two lots Scodead and Stars map; Lacey R. Blackmar to Karl O. Cyrus. 150 feet on Ocean ave nue; Mary Markey to Joseph Cafia- han, lot Jackson avenue; also two lots east of Jackson avenue: Frank Miller and Michael Jordan to Henry tSauer, lot on Avenue F; Louise. M. Viner to Frederick w. Viner, tract land on Warwick avenue: Melville G. Goodwin to Elliott W. Yates lot on to Alfred H. Green, four lots Para- disc Green Terrace; PhiIlis Beatty to Michael Findorak, tract land on Bruce avenue: Mariette Beach to Jerome Alvord and wife, tract of land on Shelton turnpike; Frank Miller lot Milford and Rockaway avenues; sanfe to Elizabeth Hlannery and Eliz- abeth Tague. tract land Pootatuck Park; Julia M. House to Andrew Merli, lot Bruce avenue; Andrew pulja and wife to John Garborcsak and Beers to Ernest IT. Reed, six acres meadow land known as .'Nesunpa.ws" Susan, Sarah and Grace Hawley to Frederick w. Viner. parcel land War wick avenue; Debia Eteller and Jo-. seph Eteller to simon Ritter. lot Broadbridge road; David M. Trecar- ten to Anna Wilson, lot Alvord street; Samuel Patterson to Charles Axtell, tract land Patterson. avenue.
 A. M. Klegg of Oronoque- has re- cently bought over a mile of chicken fence from H. c. Lowell & Co.,, to erect on his poultry farm. Few peo- ple in town know that Mir. Klegg has one of the most complete and up-to- date poultry establishments in the country Turkeys, ducks and chick ems are a part of the stock on the place.
 The Wilbur Land Company, repre- sented by J. w. Wilbur, sold more lots In stratford during the month of May than any other concern. The prop erty sold is located in the vicinity of Paradise Green, one of the most fa- yored spots in the whole town The increasing demand for building lots In Stratford is more noticeable every year. rhe dAnisnd this season has