The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-13
TOWN WOMEN SAVE LIVE STOCK
 IN PERIL DE FIRE
Three Daughters of Fl F. Boyson Brave Flames
 Block Brings Suit
 Against Conger.
lsneclal so The F..arneEl

5 1ra.vfr,xts, Ian 1S-E7azas F. Boy son haA Enree daughters na san ol1ld ese uroud cf- When the fire which desfroved his baxns WAS being va l5anfIv foux4st by the men in it's early staeea the COVE were forgotten m the rush to save the horses in their stables. But the women did not for get their pets. Armed with a lkitel1-s en krafe eachs they rushed to the COW shed and cut the tethers Of each cow backed them out of their stalls, giving each s blow with the knife handle on each hind quarter which urged them outside ths fast burning bufAdingn When tho men rushed to pslease the thirty cows they 1ennds these animals being driven to 51eId away from the zone of danger by these daughters of the farm
 E A Ginter, manager of the S. N F. Tel Co.'S buaiIess in Newtoyvn received notification from Super iptendent Ladd Of New Haven. today. requesting the manager to stay In his position here until further orders.
 The hospital staff of St. Mary 2 hospital, Waterbury, have pronounc- ed John Kelly out of danger This will please many friends
 M Haukh of Central IsIip, Long Island has returned to his position there after passing a few weeks with his skstars Miss Mary J Haugh of Botsf0rd
 The property of Charles F. Conger was attached for the sum of $1,000 by Herman Block of Botsford in a suit instituted by the latter, Tuesday. Deputy Sheriff Weller of Bridgeport served the papers and filed the cer- fificaxe of attachment in the Town Clerks office yesterday-
 The funeral of Patrick J. McMa- hon Of Wakerbury. formerly well known resident of Sandy Hook took place from the Church of the Iua- naculate Conception in that city Tuesday, forenoon, with a high mass Of requiem. Edward Troy Miss An ia Troy. Mrs. Peter Bradley, John F. Bradley Miss Nellie Bradley, Mrs. John F. Ksa1ng, Miss B. c. Ksane, Michael and John IF. Keane, Miss Mary Harrfgan. Miss K KiIbrfde. Mrs Thomas c. Keane, Joseph Mo Donald and Miss Clara Casey were srnOnR Rewtown friends who at survived by a widow, and two sons and one daughter, in Waterbury, and two sister, Mrs. Peter Bradley and Mrs John KeaTe of Sandy Hook. MT. McA6ahon was a veteran Of the Civil war and also attached Io the naval service, having been an able seaman on the famous Kearsarge. He was native of Ireland but came to thiE country while very young, and he WAS only eighteen when he entered the 117lt1NarE SerF1c0s OA Ills dd OpIeI country
 The next whist for the benefit o1 st Roses church will be given or Friday light. Jan. 22, 1915. by MT and Mrs J ohn T. Keane Of zoar. 4 6ordia1 invitation is given all frfends af the cause to attend.
 An automobile belonging to Sam nei strisik tied up under an attach n1aut was burned in the fire whicf destroyed the barn Of Edwin T. Hook Monday night The officer who heIt tha automobile stored It there, pend ing the settlement of the legal sauab ble in which if was involved
 A party Of Stamford automo biIist. met with a 1nishap. Saturday after noon, in Sandy Hook, which fortu nately turned out we'll As they wer. closing the bridge in the centef Q ths village the motor Of their ca suddenly back fired and quickly burs tato names. A f,1siIlade Of cneanfca hand grenades by the merchant: nearby soon put out the Flames. Al ter delay of less than an hour tn, travellers departed. with many thanI1i for the timely aid of their benefac tors
 Miss ndlth Northrop and Miss Ma.