The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-11
Fairfield County News
Fire in Bakery.

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 The bakery of J. Fred Wagner in East Portchester, was damaged by fire Saturday. The interior of the, building. on both floors, was badly
 Auto Accidents.
 A car owned and driven by Philip Marks, of Greenwich, skfdded Tuesday and turned over on it's side. MT Marks sustained a. broken arm < Carl Anderson of New Britain Is in the Greenwich hospital suffering from broken leg and other injuries as the result of an accident which occurred Monday afternoon, when the motor cycle upon which he and his friend, Tvers AckIerson, also of New Britain, were riding, collided with an automo- bile owned by William Wettlalfer, of New Jersey, and driven by his chauf- feur, John Ford. Sergeant Tobin placed Ford under arrest on a charge of reck- less driving.
 Fairne1d County Homes
 Statistics relative to homes in Fair field county are comprised in a bulletin issued by the United States Census Department in Washington. Accord ling to the bureau there are 4,S45 homes in the county. of which 49s870 are urban. Owners of urban homes number 15s489, of which number 6, 409 fare free of incunubrance and S,e45 are
 
 fber Ss 8e9 There are 4,475 farm homes, Of which ?, 408 are owned by their oc- scupa11fs and free of mortgage incun- brance. The mortgaged farm homes number 1. 46S and 591 homes are rented.
 From a Spiders Bite
 Mrs william H. Wildman. of Bethel. as a patient at the Ta--ts--- hospital. suffering from blood poisoning which resulted from spider bite received on her thumb.
 Danbury- -Newtown.
 The trunk state highway between Danbury and Newtown is now com pIeted, with the exception of the f1n- ishlng touches, such as the erection of fences. The road formed the prin- cipal connecting link between Danbury y and highways running to Waterbury and Bridgeport.
 Bitten by Snake.
 Dexter L. Stone of RidgeneId, was walking through his meadows last week. when he felt some ething sharp strike him on the ankle He thought little of if at the time, but when even ing came his leg began to pain and swell pr. Mansfield diagnosed 1t as snake bite. It was cauterized and is now improving. No seriosu result is looked for. F
 Frost in Danbury
 A heavy frost occurred in the vicin- itY of Danbury, Tuesday night and nipped late garden stuff
 Asphyhated in His Home.
 Demus Frost. of Bethel. was found dead in his home Tuesday afternoon, when his daughter-in-1aW Mrs. Charles Frost. visited the house She found nc one about the place, but detecting the odor of gas, hurried1y began looking through the rooms, until she came to the bath room, where she discovered her father-in-Iaw's body. Te gas jet was turned on but had not been light ed and the room was filled with the deadly fumes. He was S2 years o1 age
 Sues for $25. GOO
 Because Leslie Gamble of East Norwalk scareIessly, negligentIy and dangerously maintained shacks CT buildings'' upon his property, and or October 4. .tcarelessly. negligently ana dangerous1y' allowed a fire to be kin. died in the said shacks, which firt swept across the street and destroyed the store and dwelling of Mrs. Anns R Jackson the latter has sued MT Gamble for $25, 00
 Huntington Delegates.
 Huntington Democrats have nannel the following delegates: State, LeRo. E Moulthrnp, Max A. Durrschnaidc lee. Senatorial P J Bergen. Dolph P A gsoyertn, George ". Beecher. J. W Wellington. County. William F. Don Ovan, Fred Botsford, John H Keating Michael J. Bergen yCo-~-essfonaI Ar 4nur L. Beardsley. John F. Donovan Richard Lynn sasnd D;.N Clark
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