The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-16
Fairfield County News
BanlErupt in Danbury.

Harrv Bomstein, dealer in peants and wall wapers at Danbury has nieo petition in bankruptcy. He mas liabilities Of $5,A1g.16, and $5s2b1-86i of the amount is unsecured htls as- sets consist of stock in trade valued at $500, debts due son open account s1SS34 unliquidated claims, ST 4-45, and interest In the estate of his fath- CT who died in Russia. the amount of which is unknown
 Fracture of Hip.
 Mrs. Della. Sanford of Norwalk fell fn her home, Labor Day, receaylne q fracture of the hip, She uipped over q TUE. She was s8 years old
 Hurt by Sheep.
 Miss Ellfzabeth Grimm, aged sixteen Of Poughqnag. N. Y-s is patient in the Danbury hospital, suffering with serious case or tetanus- Isast week while in the barn yard Miss fsrif1l11 was assaulted by ram and: knocked to the ground Then the animal struck her once mere this time in the mouth and cutting the lip-.
 Auto Accidents.
 An automobile racer was wrecked and an unknown man was badly tnF Jured Wednesday afternoon when tn 2 Autonobfle crashed into stone posts in Darfen. when the driver attempted to avoid running in an Aut0mpbtIe which signalled for the form sr to stop.
 Edmund Esvan of Bronx was bEalis- cd badly. ana William Kuhn of New york was bruised and received a se-I were cut in his foot In a collision. Sunday afternoon, at Stamford with she automobile of Charles s. Finch. Tle injured men were on a nIotorcy- cIe None of the EIncnes was hurt and me antomobfle suffered little danage The naotorcyele was badly daIuaZed-
 Matthew Cullenss VIII Approved
 The will of Ma1thew Cullen who Gied recently in Dariens leaving an es- tate valued at $10soO0 was approved In the Probate Court The docu- r1ent leaves every ytking; to Mrs. Ellza~ beth Cullsn. widow Of the deceased. but in the event of her reuarrying 1t passes to her children or her grand children- This also applies in case of her death. $,
 Losses py Fire.
 barn on the property of the Greenwich Water Eompanys on Stan tch road. was burned to The ground YFedresdays A large quantity of hay sbelong1ng to Frank Spiek was destroyed. A scarrtage-house ad- Joining the barn was also destroyed. The barn and carriage house were in-
 A large hay barn in Danbury owned by Olaf Fl Holkansons was practically destrcyed Saturday morning by a Ire of unknoWn origin. The building was new one The owner states thar he had nearly ninety tons of hay stored in the barn. and he est mates the va1ae at between twenty and tFventy- y-Ave dollars ton The barn. sfAtss cost $eoo This would make the total loss close to sls, 0U9. The loss is partially covered by in- stiTAnce The origin of the fire can not be discovered.
 Charged with Abduction.
 After q two weeks search Of the eastern part of the country for Pas ed two weeks ago from Wilton with 1Svear-oId Mary Choppas daughter Of Salvatore Choppas of that place. as arrested at Darien Sunday alter noon charged with abduction. The zl was also arrested as a material witness.
 Danbury's Grand List,
 An increase Of sss2.814 over the grand list of 1913 is shown in the grand list for the year ending April 15. 1e14s as compiled by assessors for the City of Danbury. The total grand : list is SIS. .946.34s as against $1s,654.- 8s4 for last year.
 Called to Danbury
 Rev. Herbert A. Wilson, of Hu- rolis O., has been appointed assistant to Rev Aaron c. Cohurn. rector Of St James Episcopal church. of Dan bury. and will begin the duties of that posttton on October 1.
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