The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-12-26
STAMFORD

Yesterday evening, between 6:3o and B. burglars entered the homes of three people in town, and stole about $lO0 worth of valuab1es. The houses en- tered were those of E. H: Judson of Judson Place, William B. Bristol, his neighbor and Isaac L. Belden of Main street and Academy hiu- At the Judson house, the burglars entered through kitchen window. They obtained about $25 in cash and several pieces, of jewe1ry after which they turned on all the electric lights and put chairs against both front and back doors so that MT. Judson when he came back had to climb in a win dow. a
 The BeIdon house was entered by means of skeleton key used to open the front door, Here the burglars obtained 8, few stickpins which were not of much value
 At the Bristol house, there were marks on the front windows showing where the burglars tried to enter but were unsuccessful Probably the barking of MT. Bristol's dog 6ighten- ed them away.
 MT. and Mrs Vernon Morehouse and daughter of Waterv1iet, N. r., are vis- iting their parents in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Charles E. Judson of King street are spending the hoh- days with their son, John E. Judson of East Orange, N- J
 A large tree which has stood for a long time in front of Thad Peck's shop on Main street, has been remov- ed by the tree warden.
 Mrs John Parks of Philadelphia has been the guest of her mother-in-law, Mrs. John Parks of Elm street
 Quite a number of people from town went to see the municipal Christmas tree in Bridgeport last night. i
 George Wilson of Brooklyn is visit ing his grandfather, A. v- Giles of King street.
 MT Ferdinand Decker of stratford avenue took a short trip to New York recently.
 Mrs. Frederick eBennetto of Stratford avenue, left this morning for Danbury where she will visit her parents and also attend the Ma1ory-Paton wedding there.
 A horse belonging to Newton Reed. died Wednesday night at MT. Reeds store on Main street.
 Miss Loretta Parr Of Devon was recent visitor in town.
 Kenneth Warner of Atlantic street, Bridgeport, has been visiting friends in town.
 Christopher Egirt has secured po- sition with the American Graphophone company.
 The Dingbat. club has been presented with a fine graphophone.
 Miss Antoinette Baker has been vis- it1ng friends in town.
 A number of young folks from town expect to attend the dance given by the Lotus club in Bridgeport, New Years eve.<7
 Reginald Culver of East Broad street is taking up a course in pat tern making at the Trade School in Bridgeport.
 David. Len,. the laundryman in, town has had a large new washing ma chine installed in his place. He has also been having improvements made in the front part of his laundry
 Arthur Collins of the Bray Drug Co.,, has been visiting friends in An sonia.
 There are on exhibition at the bowl ing alleys, a cage full of white mice. There are about 15 or 20 of them
 MT. and Mrs. Cranston of Brooklyn N. Y, are visiting MT. Cranston's pa rents on Main street. Mrs. Cranston was formerly Miss Majorie Maynard of this town.
 MT. and Mrs. William Palmer and Palmer of Bridgeport, were the guests of MT. and Mrs. Paul Good ell of Warwick avenue, yesterday.
 Miss Sara Rockwell of Fairfield was a recent visitor in town.
 There was g. large crowd at the bowling alleys yesterday. Tonight | the Outlaws and the No-Names will contest.
 Paddy a police dog of Summit, N. J., received a new spiked collar as a Christmas present from Councilman | Guy Bates.
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