The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-01-16
VAL LIE. OF ESTATE
 OF MARY |. JUDD
 FIXED AT S25, 277
Stratford High School Bas lzetbaH Five Victorious
 Over Branford Players
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stratford. Jan 16-The inventory of the estate of Mary J. Judd has been filed in the Stratford probate court. Arden L.. Judd. son of the deceased, has been named executor of the. es- tate. The property shows real es- tate valued at $10. 300 and personal estate at $14,777.59-
 The real estate is as follows: Home stead, valued at $4s0OOs land on East Broadway, set up at $3,000 and land on East Broadway containing 13 acres worth $3 500.
 The personal estate is divided as follows: Deposits. in the Bridge port Savings bank. $2. 2.e69.16; Mechan- ics' & Farm ers@ bank, $2,538.73; Peo- pIe's Savings bank, S2s586.86; City Savings bank, $s,1O5.36 stocks, four shares, First Brfdg geport National bank @$740; five shares Lehi high Valley Coal Sales Go, $400; 10 shares Merchants Compress CO. 6Viclxsburg9 s1oO; mortgage loan (Wi1son1 $500; two shares First Bridgeport National bank, Mary F. Judd, adrnx., s70; two N-- Y, N H. & H conv. debs six per cent, $40 70; three shares City National bank. $500; 36. shares Connecticut Brewer ies, (pfd.) ), $90o; 26 shares Connec- ticut. Breweries l(common) $65O; S5 shares Consolidated Rolling Stock. $17.50.
 In a game replete with many fast and exciting plays the Stratford High school basketban five defeated the Branford quintet last evening in. the town hall by the score of 8 to 6. The score was unusually low owing to the guards on both team watching the for wards very closely and spelling many excellent chances of caging baskets
 At 6 O clock last evening the auto chemical was called out to extinguish
 a;hre in a. haystackf at the home of Edward Way on Linden avenue. Af- ter a few minutes Of work with hand chemicals the fire was soon brought under control The damage done was about $25.
 Masses at St. James R. c. church on Sunday will be celebrated at 8.30 and 1o:30 o'clock. The last mass will be a high one. At the 8:3O church who belong to the Holy Name society will receive communion in 8 body Vesper service will be held at 7:30 in the evening. Revh Michael J. O'Connor the pastor, will conduct all the services.
 Rev Dr. Packard will preach in the morning in the Congregatio ional church. In the evening Rev. Dr. A. H. Goodenough, district superinten- dent Of the M. B. church, will preach at the union service. Full chorus under Prof. Armstrong. The closing e46rC1S0S the series VIII O0 1AS4O in the Methodist church on Monday night and Prof. Armstrong will lead the chorus. The public are inyit- ed.
 The Okenuck tribe of Red Men are invited to attend the union service at the Congregational church tomorrow evening.
 Rev. Ernest e. Carpenter, the pas tor. will preach in the morning. The topic will be Christ the Good Shep- herd. .'' Union evange1istic service will take place in the evening at the Congregational church, Rev. A. H Goodenough, DID, of Stamford, the district superintendent of the New York district. will preach the sermon Dr. Goodenough is an eloquent preacher, and all will be glad to hear him.
 The closing exercises will be held Monday night at the Methodist church. MT. Armstrong will lead an l other song service which was much enjoyed last Monday night Favor-