The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-23
ESTATE IS DIVIDED; WIDOW
 TO HAVE S6,822
Final Accounting Filed In Probate Court Cup
 heags vs. MilforGs
6special Id the Farmer. )

Stratfords Jan. 23-The final ac-| counting of the estate of Charles Ak tell has been filed in the probate court. The amount of personal property as in the inventory in $6,-9 882.01 and the income from the es-l tate is $295.Os. After all. the ex- penses are paid the amount each heir will receive is as follows: To Ra-i ritt Franklin Axtel, a son, $2, 333. 33; to Roland Patterson Axtell, a son, $1, GOO; to Ella M. Axtel. the widow, $6,822.84, and $20O to the Evergreen Cemetery association.
 The second game of the series of Wheel club, in the billiard tourna-: ment, will take place this evening in Milford. There is much interest be- ing manifested in the games by the. members and a. large crowd will ac- company the players to Milford to- night. c. Wilcox of Milford, will oppose Frank l.. Curtis of Stratford in billiards and e. Wilcox of Milford will play iAllen Wilson of Stratford in pocket billiards. On EJanuary 18th. the Stratford team composed of Frank l.. Curtis and Allen Wilson de- feated L. Lockwood and N. P1attt. in Stratford.
 The lecture given at the Stratford public library last evening by Prof Charles R. Brown on The Scholar and the Community,s was largely at tended and proved to be very instruc- 1 tive On next Friday evening Prof. Edward B. Reed will speak. His subject will be "Jane Austen
 A very large attendance assembled at the meeting of the Child Welfare club held yestefday afternoon in the High school assembly hall Mrs L. I. Snyder. the president talked briefly on the purpose of the club for the benefit Of those. who were not present at the inaugural meeting. The fol- lowing committees were app pointed by Mrs. Snyder: Bylaws, Mrs. Sterling FiImer, Mrs. w. B. Bristol and Mrs. w. B. Kelsey; ways and means, Mrs. Thomas Taylor chairman; entertain ment, Mrs. W. B. Moves. chairman; press, Mrs. Paul ;GoodeI; program,
 Mrs. W. B. Kelsey chairman; mem. bership, Mrs. Walter IS. Curtis. chair man; child hygiene, Mrs. Charles Lay chairman. The next. meeting of the club will be on Tuesday, February g. the place to be announced later
 Masses at St. James R. C.. church. on Sunday will be celebrated at 8:30. o'clock and 10:3O O clock the last l mass being a high one. Rev. Michael J. O'Connor, the pastor, will off1ciate 1 at both services in the morning and 1 at the ves15ers service in the evening at 7:3O o'clock.
 Services at the Christ Episcopal church, Sunday. will be held at 10:45 l in the morning with a sermon by Rev. MT Chapman. Sunday school will be held at s12:15 and the even l ing services will be omitted
 At the Stratford M. E. church. Sun
 day, Rev. Ernest c. Carpenter. the
 pastor, will preach morning and eve- ming. The topic in the morning will
 be Praying Until the Morning. In 1 the evening pr. Carpenter will begin 1 g. series of sermons on People Who Get in the Lords Way
 Brotherhood will meet. Luncheon
 will be served. Rev. George Tam b1yn of the Olivet7 Congregational schurch, Bridgeport, will speak
 At the Congregationa1 church, Sun l day, Rev. B. c. Packard, the pastor l will preach in the morning. His l subject will be @Our Church. In l the evening there will be addresses l by members of the Yale Student Vol 1 unteer Band.5 The Student VoIun- teer movement was started at North l field many years ago and has been l the means of drawing more than B. I 900 young men and women in col | 1ege into foreig nnissionary work l The men who will speak are looking
 forward to missionary service The
 new gospel hymn book will be used
 J. Wendell Hotz,- a theological stu
 dent at St. Bernard's Seminary. Roch-
 ester. N. Y, is spending his vacation
 Hotz of East Broadway.