The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-17
.Auko Accidente.

Aa1E0 ACClQ0nS4.
 Elxfdding in loose sand as it's driver funde q wide sweep of a corner in Will lon. to allow another machine room 10 spass, the five passenger autowmo- Fen, overturned Thursday throwing put all passengers and seriorEy in turing two of them. The injured and fheir injuries are: George W. Austin, shook; Mrs. George W. Austin, shock; Henry T. Seydeil, contusions of chest. shock: Mrs Henry T. Seydeil, face decorations, body bruised, right leg in Jured.
 An automobile containing l.. J. Nick srson and other delegates to the Re- sury Saturday. struck Mass Rosenbeck bicycIist, while coming into Torrfns- : ton- Rosenbeck was riding on the wrong side of the road and attempted 10 cross to- the right when the auto struck him The man sustained se- Eere bruises but was not seriously in tared. The automobile belonged 10 w '. Wilcox of Cornwall.
 Charles Moffitt, who was on his way 10 Danbury Thursday morning from Stars Plain with a load of milk and sgGs, was run into by an automobile. Several motor vehicles were approach n@ the team, which became trapped in pocket and the driver of the car. which WAS from New Canaan, was nnable to stop his machine in time to srevent the accident. Mir. Moff1tt was thrown from his wagon and injured k0OUI L1e nSaQ ana SnOulQSIS. HIS wagon was smashed.
 Dr. James G. Gregory of NorwaIk, Figured in an auto accident in Darien Thursday when three machines came together. An automobile owned by Eharles A. Ericson of Stamford was coming toward Norwalk from Stan- Ford, George J. Bernard of Springdale, Fas coming from Noroton Heights and Dr Gregory was going from Norwalk Rhen they all met. The shock of the eeIlieio nthrew two women from the So <-P T @v-5 I,1Tf oif haV was injured, beyond a number of Bruises and severe shaking up. The machines of Dr. Gregory and MT. Eric Son locked together.
 Work of Burglars.
 Burglars footed the residence of pr. Alverware. cut glass and jewelry val lred at a few hundred dollars, Thurs Bay It is believed they carried away Ehetr loot in an automobile They eafned entrance with a false key
 Found Ill in Woods
 Mrs Hattie Gage, who was found In a critical condition suffering from lack of nourfshment and neglect, in lernoon. died Sunday afternoon. Mrs. Eage was thirty-four years old. Her husband has been dead a number of years. It is not believed the woman months.
 Resignation of Rector
 The members of the -vestry of the shurch of the Good Shepherd; Shelton, sesignation of the rector, Rev. Charles E- Clarke It is understood that plans are on foot for transference to the l parish of St. George, in Brooklyn, of the rector, and that this is to take | place sometime next month
 Wanted for Burglary.
 Application has been made to Gov | srnor Baldwin for requisition on the Eay1nond, charged with the crime of | Etatutory burglary committed in | Greenwich, April 15, 1912.
 A s150.OO0 House.
 c. W. Luyster, jr., of New York has he contract for one of the finest houses ever erected in Sound Beach. Fhis building will be built between Riverside and Sound Beach, on the J. af brick and limestone, and will cost Ejoout S159.OOO. MT. Langeloth recent x laid out $40.OO0 in improvements to. lis old dwelling and other buildings '1 the estate.
 Boys Leg Cut Off.
 George C. B1ickensderfer Of Stam- ord was driving his motor car in Purchase. late Sunday afternoon, when s<lich belonged to R. J. Bucholz, a .hauffeur was bringing MT. Bucho1z' Evo sons home from q spin around the avn The younger boy, 6-year-old, Charles Bucholz, was pfned beneath lis fathers overturned machine, while he other three were thrown to the treet. MT. Blickensderfer and the 1der BuchoIz boy escaped with slight injury. but William St John, the hauffeuF. and Charles Bucholz are in he United Hospital at Portchester- The boys left leg has been amputat- q at the hip- Eddie Nichols, chauf- eur for George C. BIickensderfer. who 1 -as driving MT B1ickensderfer's new i 4x-cylinder at the time of the acci- ent- has been held quite blameIess pr the collision The Blickensderfer IT Eaa proceeding moderately along i