The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-30
ACC0UNT TING MADE
 OF HUDSON ESTATE
Residuary Request of $7. .562. 16 for Alice c. Judson, Sister
 of the Testatrix
(special to The Farmer.l

Sfratford, Oct. -According fo the account of the estate of Maria Hudson just filed In the probate court the state Of Connecticut receives $675. .57 q in succession taxes and Alice c. Jud- son, sister of Maria Judson receives $Ts5e2.1s as residuary 1egatee. Other beQuests are as follows: Alice C.. Jut1- son, $3, ,800s Cornelia Judson. $2. SE0; Minnie L4 Jndson. $s50; Martha Miles, szoo; Genie Judson. s1so; Alice .. Judson. trustee for Grace McDonald, $500; Edith Teller, s2O0; Pauline Perry, $1o0: Susie HawIey, $500: Sarah Haw1ey. $500; Grace HawIay, SS00; Mrs. Alva Beers, $295s Congre- gationaI Church society, $500; Union Cemetery Association $1sQ; and Mar Una c. Miles. watch and chain valued at $50.
 These Warrantee deeds have been recorded in the town clerks office: Horace Allen of Bridgeport to Minnie Cranson of Stratford, land on East Main street; ConceIto Lupariel1o to Roehlna Verrtllas lot 50 at Hamilton Park: Flora sLA Decand Of Stratford to Arthur J. and Lucy A. Lenangh. lot 4 at Eleanor Park; and Frank ViIlello Of Bridgeport to Maria. Mastrianno of Bridgeport lots 499 and 500 at Drexel Park.
 upon Mrs. Mary Bridges Of Hol1ister
 
 for breach of the peace and abusive language. Mrs. Annie Rusnack made the complaint.
 Donations of all kinds Of clothing will be gladly received by the Chari- ties department at the Town hall. The society would appreciate boys c1oth- ing. as there is great demand for it at present
 E The E;yening Star lodge, Daughters Of RebeAas will give a. whist In the Town hall, Tuesday evening, Noyern- ber IT.
 school will present the opera King Olaf,' at Red Mems hall the first week Of December.
 Simon Lake; the inventor of the submarine boat. will give an illus trated lecture on the work of sub marines at the Stratford M. E. church, Thursday evening" November 4 under the auspices of the Mems Brotherhood Union of the church. No doubt the church will be filled to it's capacity
 Over 200 people enjoyed the supper last evening at the Congregational church by the Ladies Aid society. The proceeds of the supper will be added to the parish fund.
 The Stratford football team Is prac- ticing nearly every evening for their annual game with the Milford eleven on Manufacturing day Much rivalry has always existed between the two teams and the contest is looked for ward to with keen interest
 Paul Castelot has accepted 9 posi- ton in the engraving room Of the Whiting Silver company, Bridgeport.
 Mrs Ivan Warehouse Of East Broad way has returned home after visiting Mr. Morehouse's brother and wife in Watervleit,s N. Y
 A very large attendaf4ce was noted last night at the progressive whist held fo rtfle benefit Of the Stratford fire. department An exhibition of agrf- cultural products was made in the front of the hall, disclosing that Strat- ford may well be proud of her fruit and vegetable growers achievements Of special note were baskets Of home grown white onions, carrots potatoes and beets. The affair was successful both from a; financial as well as social standpoint.