The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-04
Q. B. CURTIS LEFT
 ESTATE OF $7,OOO;
 NEVER DREW WILL
w. s. Curtis Qualities As Ad- ministrator of Late Fathers Estate - Other sStratford News
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Stratford, Jan. 4.-The estate Of Otis B. Curtis: has been probated. vaIued at about $7.ooo is in cl1ded in the estate. There was no will: Walter s. Curtis, the oldest son of the deceased was app ointed ad- rnir1istrator Of the estate.
 Charged with being intoxtcaTed, George O'Donne11 of Bridgeport was arrested by special Officer Joseph arraigned hefore Judge Charles H. Peek. His ease was nolled on payment of costs.
 ,. "A fnesof $1 and costs. was imposed by .Justic Lewis A Policy, upon Max Berg of Bridgeport, for selling rain coats Cwfthouts a license. He was warned by State Policeman Anthony heed the warning. He4was arrested later in the day by Fellows and brought before Justice Policy.
 5 The subscription dance given by the 5 Misses May BeardsIey and Marjorie Si1lirnan in ahe strsafordr auditor1um Saturday evening was a grand success. There were about 50 couples present, the young people coming from MIL ford, Fairfield, Devon and Bridgeport BentIeys orchestra furnished the nau- sic. Mrs. Frederick s. sBeardsley and Mrs. Charles Sf1in1an were the pa i
 A whist and dance is to be given in Red Mems hall Church street to-mor- row evening" under the auspices of the
 ladies altar society of St. James R,
 c. church. This is one of a series of similar events being held under the
 auspices of this society and there is
 no doubt that it will be aS successful
 as have been the other affairs of its
 kind.
 On Wednesday afternoon the S. w r s. A. will hold their meeting at the home of Miss Edith Hastings on Elm
 street and will also Be rendered a. New Years reception. An informal a1d-
 dressswill be given by State Organizer
 Miss A1yse Gregory Of NorwaIk. Tee will be served and every one whethe. a member or not will be welcome.
 A large attendance of Stratford suf- 1 fragists is expected at the meeting op the Fairfield County workers l which win be held in Greenwich Thursday afternoon, Jan. 2, at 3 p. m.
 the memtners of the Greenwich Equa l Franchise league. acting as hostesses l Mrs. H. FK Knox of New Canaan, vii
 preside and among the guests will bt
 Mrs. A. G. Porritt of Hartford and
 Miss Emily Pierson of Cromwell, botE
 well known in Stratford.
 Tonight at the Red Mems Hall or
 Church sareet the installation of tn,
 recently elected officers of the tribe
 will take place under the direction O l Deputy Great Sachem William Louns bury of Bridgeport. The meeting will be open co the public and ath,
 members of the tribe desire that al
 Stratford people interested in tn,
 work of the tribe attend the opel | meeting. Following the installation 1zceremoniees there will be a musica l entertainan ent and dancing. It is ex
 pected that a number of chiefs iron
 different parts of the state will b, l present. Refreshments will be serv ed to all present.
 On Saturday afternoon at the Boys club, BrN1gport, the Bridgeport Hig1 I school Commercials defeated tn ] Stratford High school quintet by tn
 score of Il to 5. This is the lecat1s second defeat of the season. 1 The Stratford Independents wer
 defeated. by the Westport High schoo l five Friday evening in Westport by tn score of l 1 to 10. The game was fas i and exciting.