The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-15
SARAH WHEELER
 WILL PROBATED
Most Of Estate Valued at $4,O00 is Divided Among Three
 Children
aenecaal fo tha Farmer.


 stra tford,. Oct 15-The will of the late Mrs sarah Wheeler which has been filed In the probate court leaves an estate valued at s4,0oo. She be- stagg. all the personal property, wear ing apparel iewe1ry. silverware. and furniture contained in her homestead sAfso s1,000 which is deposited In the Eeport Savings Bank
 She leaves to her son. William, s4o0 dn cash, a mahogany table, and a Wheeler chair over 200 years old and his pronnissory notes. She beQueathes Ito the heirs Of Robert Wheeler, son of ffne decsaseds the notes that she holds itB Wheeler, togetIer with the interest on s400 ana to Marion Wheeler, daughter-in-lasv, mahogany table and dresser.
 Her grandcmldren. Robert T., Ed ward B. and Eya1zabeth Wheeler. are estate to be divatagd into three equal shares. one to haars of Robert Wheeler o1i5 to her son, william, and to her daughtez Eazabeth staEg
 Miss Nina Ashford, daughter Of MT. and Mrs Frederick Aun0rd Of Jrdson Rlaces EzH bs united in marriage to Herbert Eryer of Sutton avenue, on Saturday afternoou st o'clock, at the Christ Epdacopaz church, by the rector Rev Chauucey C.. Kennedy
 
 fer Miss Grace Aufrord and Harold c. Lowell. cousin of the groom, will act as best man The bride will be given. away by her 4Atxaer, Freneg1ck Aufrord, sr The ugher~ will be Brederick Auf- ford, JE., Er1c walker, Arthur Beards- Icy and vzerLEs1 Holmes.
 The church will be prettify decorat- cd with palms and chrysan th emurns and the seats reserved for the invited Eg71ssts wdn be marked with white rib l[L BOtn pnzeses are very well known about ne0Mzn, Azfss A1fTorgt beaaax former a11hst1t<H 1EhrarEan at the strat6ord 1Ehr4ry ard 1fr- BEyer an e1ectrfcian.. Over FOO tuE4ta<sons have been sent to fr4smGs and no doubt the church will be GIled with Guegtg to witness the csreun1zzA Inzx11od4ahe1y after the ia11AxT1&ge wedding supper win be s2wed at fhs home of the bride, after EszhlCh MT. and Mrs. Herbert Fryer win 1sRve for 2 hOneymoon trip to the south
 An open aaaessfug win be held on Esa4urcmy evenaug October IT at s eeuloclz under the auspices Of the. AoutnNegt Improvement club, at their IxacxnD on EDneyspet road. Speeches yv1zF be made ky @herfn william voIl- ard A1t&urzaeE Robert Beecher, eI 1ur ses1aAur Hur. the Twenty nth seneAoE4a1 d4gtrtct which includes tho town of Bzratrord It is expected that q large attendance will be pres eEt
 rae veseta'bae sa1e ard whfpt held in inc town han by the members of the ppaugh4sas of Esbekah last evening fwas h9BEly- a1eended and was a grand sazeceeg. nEAny handsome gifts were esggardsd b the ones having the high est scures.
 The dezeHates from Stratford who arc at4sndang the Foreign Missionary Society oonvent1on at Pittsne1d. Mass. are Mrs. Walter Curtis. Mrs H. Barnurn and Miss Carrie Peck.
 Chauncey Lewis, son of Mrs. H. '. Lewis of Main street, left town yes tsrday for Tennessee where he will at- tend school
 The annual harvest supper and sale by the ladies Of the Methodist church will be held this evening in the church basement from Bs30 until SEQ Several booths have been erected and the la dies will sell homemade pies. cake and other eatab1es.