The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-25
Fairfield County News
Wanted for Burglary.

Governor Baldwin has issued a re- quisition on the governor of Pennsyl- vania for the extradition of Edward B. Dacey, who was recently arrested Stamford to answer to the charge or burglary. alleged to have beens com mitted December 5, 1909.
 Contest Bethel Will
 James Johnston of Brooklyn, N. r., in, behalf of himself and other Brooh- lyn relatives, have taken an appeal from the probating of the will of Vii liam Johnston, of Bethel Ine VII d4 was admitted to probate on June 25. The grounds for contesting the VIII have not yet been made public.
 Mad Heifer Shot.
 A teifer belonging to Vernon Young, of Danbury, which was bitten by dog owned by Thomas Moran, six weeks ago, went mad while in pas ture Tuesday. Dr. Knapp snot ere animal The heifer did no damage and seemed to have case of the -dumb'' rabies, believing, and roth ing It was paralyzed in the legs and was unable to lift itself or ICS launches. The owner will be com pensated by the town which Tn turn 11.l in such cases is reimbursed by the state.
 Benedict will Void. '
 Surrogate Sawyer of White Plains, N V announced Tuesday that nc would sign an order giving the GUS todv of George Todd Brady, son or the late Mrs Wynnetta Brady Beneo1cI of Danbury to Miss Cornelia Braoy' of Czoldens Bridge, N. Y. Mrs. Bene- dict who was the widow of Arthur T. Brady. of GoIdens Bridge, was XIII ed on the evening of July by the oV- er+1,rnins of an automobile In Wnlcn she was riding with her huspand me child is heir to the estate leIb Dy ni9 l father. who died in 1910. Mrs. Braoy n1s rried James A. Benedict, of Kato- nah. N. r., in June of the present wear. The estate, of the late MT. Brady is said to amount 10 aOou' l s1eC. oo0 The child Is six years otd ot Tn her will Mrs. Brady gave all tne nrenertv from the estate of her laLe 1 t,'11'a,d to her infant son, and add l ad sTt is my expressed wish ana | dasira that no member of the Braoy I family shall ever have the care anu @ i c,,etodv of my son, knowing every one of them to be unfit to propeaiy s,aod od # I1-, my child' The will provided II a4v of the Brady family did get the 1I+t1a how. who Is but six years oAo' that he be cut off without cen | T7g7a court held that the marriage "5tn NT- Benedict annu1led the will unoer 4z ta 1o b1t that the child inherfts s1Oo. 900 direct from his late Aa l Auto Accidents.
 | While driving his lately purchased II auto on Thursday James E. D1heIlfs1i l i of weston glanced backward TOT an II instant and the machine took the oP- | ,1oytIiritv to mount a nearny seoho weli badly. damaging 1t in seVeral | ,1Iaces. and throwing MT. D1keman lO the ground. 4.,a nrn- olov of Mrs. George H. Curtis was fr9ed before Judge Tierney in the Graen1yich Borough Court, Tuesday oe+a111oon. On the first count, for reckIegs driving, he was fined $oo ana coe+s He was fined $25 for ne8lecc- ine to blow his horn at an intersectlne s+ree+ The case was appealed the | bond being fixed at $25o.
 F,rederick Smith. driver of E. Fl uookers car, which crasneo 1nto | George H. Curtis car, was 1ouno g,5i1tv at Greenwich, Tuesday morn ;ssa He was sentenced to 30 days for l -sa,,I+ on the first count, $2s and coa+a for not blowing his horn, on the second count, and on the third couh' s25 and costs. for reckless driving
 Burglary in Darien.
 The home of pr. George F. Pente- oos+ a+ Tokeneke, Darien, was the eeene of a. daring burglary, last Fri Ssv evening. A thief entered through
 beIf-onen| door from the front porch io+o .tne dining-roorn, and gathered saoo worth of silver and table linen Into a bag while Dr. Penteeost sai reading in his studio, few rect dis tant. He heard not the shstnes' sound. All of the family were al 1ooToe he said, but all had retired ex- cept himself