The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-20
MRS, JODD'S ESTATE ESTIMATED S30,OO0
stratford Woman Leaves Bulk of Her. Properties to Son. Arden |.
 Judd.
Special to the Farmer

Stratford. Nov 2o-The will of the late Mrs. Mary !. Judd has been filed in the pro bate court Arden Ix Judd. son Of the deceased, has been appoint ed executor of the estate. Mrs. Judd leaves an estate estimated at over $3O, GOO. Tn her will. she requests that all her funeral expenses be paid by the. executor- She leaves the sum of S3G9 to Mrs. Charles K. Allen of Norwa1k, Iowa. All the rest and residue of her estate. both real and personal. is left to her son. Arden L. Judd
 The case of Clayton Beechers of New
 Haven. who was arrested by State Policeman Anthony Fellows a week ago for operating a motor cycle with a side car attached without motor vehicle registration was noIled yes terday on the recommendation Of Sec retary of State Albert Phillips, who telephoned Justice Policy that tho laws were to be changed shortly. At present the laws are very complicated and many violate them without the iel Bailey appeared for Beecher
 The Stratford Library association has arranged and completed it's lecture course for the season of 1945.E The first lecture will commence Friday, Jan, P, 1915, the subject being The Charles S Brown; Friday January 29. aJane Austirl,ss' s3lby Prof. Edward B. Reed Friday, Feb 5. ti11g- Wolves on Srowshoes,ss illustrate by James A.. Grlikshailk Friday, Feb 19, Living English Poets by Pror ssThe wonders of ConssFuction, I- illustrated by Warren R. Briggs; teHu-1 n1or in Art Illustrated by James X CruikshanK. z.An auto truck owned and driven by William A. Stagg. the local epntractor. coIIided with wagon owned and driven by Modesi1no GilninoEa of De- von, Wednesday evening about 6 o'clock, on Ferry Boulevard, near tie place where Frank Bateman was in trolley car near the approach of Washing gton bridge, prevented the drivers from seeing one another until it was too late to avoid the collision, the left back wheel of the motor truck hitting the wagon and causing it to veer and plunge into a small ditch near the road. Neither driver was injured. The damage done to the truck was about $100.
 The work on the Nichols avenue school is progreasing very nicely and the job will be pushed to completion #as quickly as possible. The piers have already been set and the foundation walls are slowly rising. Casey & Hurley of Bridgeport. have charge of the work,
 A sWnaSts ana splnQcfltess t0ssbe given under the auspices of the Ladies Altar society of st. James church for the benefit of the ch hurch, will be held at fhes home of Mrs. IT Walsh, stratford avenue, this evening. A large at- tendance is expected to be pTesent s
 The meeting held at the library this morning by the women of the town who are taking part in the work of aiding the sufferers from the war in Europe was largely attended. Many garments already have been prepared and sent to New York to be shipped abroad for immediate use
 A number of Stratford young people are planning to attend an informal dance which is to be given by the senior class of the Milford High school in the assembly hall. Wednesday, No veTnber 25.