The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-10-08
Fairfield County News
Feneed the Highway.

Anton Cura is a Hungarian resident fof Monroe and owns a little place in E1lm stret, one Of the principal thor pughfares For some reason he be- came incensed against his next door nneighbor. and proceeded to construct a fbarbed wire. fence completely across hhe highway, thus shutting off the neighbor from the business portion of lthe town It was soon removed by a roosse- 4Cura says that he has the right Ito place a fence across in front of his property. Since the action of tearing down the fence was taken, the select txnen have been receiving type-wrttten tcommunications setting forth Cura's claims and threatening to fence in the etreet again A grand jurors complaint lhas been made and Cura will be called fbefore the local justice to answer for his actions
 Threw Kerosene in Fire.
 CecH RuggFes. son of MT. Percy Rug igIes Of Greenwich, eight years of age itvas badly burned Wednesday at his lnonne. He threw kerosene oil into a lHre. causing an explosion which lacer- lated his face and hands. His mother FTas away
 Hcrps Kicks Auto
 A horse owned by Edward M. GouI- lden and valued at $500 was injured lbadly at Stamford, Thursday after moon The horse was one of a team iattached to a truck. An automobile, said to be owned by C. W. Hodges of New Canaan, attempted to pass the truck, both vehicles bound south, and hhe autouibiIe bit one of the team and caused it to shy into the other The latter horse 1ashed out with it's hind Rect. and one of the feet struck the autoRnobi1e of D. G. Mcfarland, which was standing alongside the curb The fbIow vas so severe that the hoof pen krrated between the mudguard and the H- 4rn ha in a manner that the 11oof was caught lightly. The horse continued to kick hnd finally kicked itself free of the ear MT McFarland's automobile was damaged about s2O, and another car which stood in front of it was also Haraged slightly It is doubtful if MT. EouIden will be able to use the horse again in heavy work
 Resignation of Postmaster.
 Joseph Morton, for the past four years postmaster at Saugatuck, has resigned and will undoubtedly be sue eeeded by Patrick flakes, now ena- bloyed in the post office.
 Resignation of Pastor.
 Rev. A J. W. Tongue, pastor of the Methodist Episcopal church at Red Hing. has resigned and will go to Iowa, where he has taken an appointment.
 Abandon Their Property
 Leaving their 2,OOO acres of land, house herI of 200 hogs and 25 horses As well as 500 acres of standing crops hnd a considera be amount a personal property, Barrett Jones and Waldo EheIdon of Greenwich, with 150 other -sAmerican ranch owners in the Yaqui Valley in Mexico, fled, taking refuge aboard the Q. S. s. Buffalo and landed In San Diego.
 Had No License.
 Ernest J. Minor, age 20, of Stamford, fTas Aned $5 and costs by Deputy Fudge William J. Ferris, in the Green STich Borough Court, Saturday, for operating a car without having a 1i- cense or certificate of registration. Mi nor said he was employed in the Evens tstore in Stamford. Saturday even- its=- W. R L1ngnam, the manager, sent him to Greenwich garage to get Ian automobile left there earlier in the day to have the carbide tanks ref11ed, mot realizing that it was necessary for the young man to have a license
 Legacies to Rural Churches The will of Aaron s. Avery. of North Stamford who died on Sept. 20, 1913. ldisposes Of a personal estate estimated ito be about $s. .O00, and it makes be- euastE= to -xzraA zchurches sin Stamford