The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-28
IS HELD IN BAIL OF $7OO
 FOR JILTlNG GIRL
Bridgeport Young Woman Has Battling Williams Ar
 rested by Deputy Sheriff.
Special to The Farmer-)

Special to The Farmer-O
 Stratford, Oct 2S-Declaring thai he trified with her affections and has refused to marry her, Miss Grace Tearne, aged i19 years, daughter sol Mrs. Anna Tearne of 10S0 PemDroKe street, Bridgeport, yesterday, caused the arrest of Lawrence Williams, bet ter known as Battling Williams" the Stratford prizef1ghter- Deputy Sheriff James Kiernan made the arrest Will iens was arraigned before Judge Howard M. Curtis in, the Stratforo town court today and bound over Ito the common pleas court under bonds of $70O- Bonds were furnished py Barney Levinsky, of Stratford- The accused denies the allegations
 Sixty new voters were made yester- day at the last meeting of the regis trars of voters and the selectmen held at the town hall. Out of possible 234, 22S voters have been enrolled on Stratford,s voting list Of this number 164 were made Friday, Oct 23. The voting list of Stratford now registrars close to 1.400-
 Mrs Barbara Tuma,- widow of Charles Tuna, is the chief beneficiary according to the terms of the will filed for probate. The estate is esti- mated at about $6,000. Mrs. Tuna has been appointed executor.
 The Stratford Woman Suffrage as- sociation will meet Wednesday at 8 O. clock in the town hall Dr. Florence Sherman of Bridgeport will be the speaker. Her subject will be on her work in the schools, a topic of especial interest to, school teachers of the town. A large attendance is desired.
 The Cutler club football team de- feated the Arrows of Stratford yester- day at Know1ton park in their first game by the score of 13 to 0. I
 Masses at St James R. c. church Sunday will be at 8:30 and 10:30 o'clock. The last mass will be a high one.
 At the Stratford M E. church Sun day. Rev. Ernest C. Carpenter, the pastor, will preach in the morning especially to the boys. The subject of the sermon win be Great Deeds ot Great Men" Parents are strongly urged to bring their boys
 In the evening the monthly praise service of song will be given in charge of Miss Eu1a Toucey.
 ~Every Boy at Church is the ain of the Congregational church this Sun day. in connection with the week end for boys under the management of the Bridgeport Y. M. c. A The Rev. R c. Whitehead will speak on the sub- ect, '"The Right Triangle" He vii have something to say to every boy and girl and parent in the congre- gation.
 The Sabbath school will meet i'm. mediatey at the close of the morning service. Not content with the splendid offering made last Sunday for Armen. ian and Syrian relief, the school has arranged for a small glass bank to bt placed at the entrance of the building for the purpose of gathering in stray pennies as long as the war lasts. The total offering given by all organiza- lions in the church Last Sunday ex- ceeds $6O, of which more. than $15 was given by the Sabbath school.
 Third Base or Ho4ne," is the sub- feet upon which A. M. Chesley of New York will speak when he meets the boys, of Bridgeport and vicinity in ar immense mass meeting in Polf's the atre at o'clock. A large delegation from this church will join with the boys from other churches of our town in attending this Interesting meeting
 The young people gather at 6:30 te discu the subject "The Rewards o1 Religion"
 Evening worship will be held al .7:3O and Mir. Whitehead will give the second of his series of addresses or "Who Wrote the Bible?" speaking on the subject. "A Measuring Rod" lAr unusually large congregation last Sun day evening is indicative of the inter- est which these addresses is arousing