The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-05-14
Faia field Co o1alty News.
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 5ustfce Dance presided in stsae Darfen court. Tuesday 1ght and tried tiae case of Blake OxkaG, who pAeaded not guilty to two icoa11zfss and guf1tg to two, defsud1zlg hzmaezf. 9EyzdaTlce was gfv- en to show that fdae aceueed had, on Sunday, May 8, about Fl D. u7-, 4sSen driving at am ted sspeed ofs forty nnf7ss per hoars along tho turnpike; that he cazrded no igi1ts on his ma chine that he operated a. car dn Com neeticutl o4l Neax York 1tcenaes and filat he dToz1e without an oDeraEorss license from either state On atae 1at- ter two c12aFgeS. czzas p4eaded gTif1 1ty: son thes Eo4zzer tstos mot g1lIfyzsss The fToazbde zEoa1l collision between Oz1as caR aI&d a team driven by Jol seph Ha1fEnersiaoy, May 3, Aassvghfch X acczdent Ha n1zslersEztyss wagon was snsasaza4 111rnsele badly bruised and cut, and the horse asso beirg bruised and cut Justice . 3ance found
 
 fined him g and costs on eacea point, the tOtaf being h the nefg hbernood of
 Fire Loasess
 Fire on Eedrsasaay dfd damage which will zErsSably amount to $700 to the building in Nzcxgaak owned by aoz1u tJ- B1AsCzoveril, and occupied by several different tenants The loss is only parfIy covered by insurance. Awa1xened by the sound of rat'e teeth gnAwfngs at woodwork. Mrs. AL ice Taylor, resident of tFle block, aroce from her bed and by so doing discovered fEae aress The ire deetroyed the furniakrfngB of the Nardo Brothers 8shoe repairing shop, burned furniture in tf1e Taylor home. set fire to the Horace R. Nash building and resulted in the printing shop conducted by Frederick S. Lyon being damaged con- efderab1y by water.
 Thrown From Motorcycle.
 James Bean Of Darien was thrown from bis p1otorcycIe near the Darien- Hor walk lf41A we6fhes1iag sl and was ren- dered unconactos1sss A fractured nose and Injured right eye are the result of his feI1 not to mention numerous abra- sious.