The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-11-26
DONOVAN IS TO
APPEAR BEFORE
JUDGE BRAKEMAN
Frank w. Knapp Volunteers
to Stratford Fire De-
partment
BESSIE MULDOON
WEBS HEIMBU2GER
Kabibonokha5 Camp Fire
Girls Will Hold Cake Sale
December 7th
Especial to The Farmer)

Stratford, Nov. discharged with
manslaughter, and held under bonds
Of $4,000, Joseph E. Donovan, SIS
Andrews street, Naugatuck, will be
1rraigned before Deputy Judge
Frank E. Brakeman in the Stratford
town court Wednesday evening, Nov.
% at 1880 o'clock. Donovan was
held criminally liable for the death
of Rebecca KenroWsky, aged IA
years, of 500 Pembroke street, Bridge
port, Conn, by Coroner John j.
Phelan. The Kenrowsky girl died last
Sunday afternoon as the result of in
juries received when she was struck
md run over by the automobile in
which Donovan was driving. The
fatality occurred in front of the mid
die gate of ST. Michael's cemetery,
Stratford avenue.
ANOTHER VOLUNTEER ADDED
Frank w. Knapp has appended his
name to the petition posted in the
fire house asking for volunteers MI
Knapp is the 28th name to appear on
the list The fire department IS out
for a membership of so. The volun-
teers have already started to LEND
their services to Chief Allen ID. Jud-
son by staying at fire headquarters
three nights a week. to assist In case
of fire during the night.
HEINIBURGER-M
Much surprise was expressed IN
Stratford circles today when 1t be-
came known that Leo Hamburger,
aged 26 years., station agent at the
Stratford railroad station and Miss
Bessie Muldoon, aged 20 years, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. James Muldoon
of Stratford were married Thursday,
Nov 22. The marriage took place
at the Stratford Methodist church par
sonage Rev. Ernest C. Carpenter,
pastor, performed the ceremony. Both
persons are widely acquainted in
STAFFORD.
INJURIES FINGER
Mrs Felix Arsenault of Curtis
Place met a painful accident Thurs
day afternoon while engaged in sew
ing for the Red Cross at the club
rooms. A large needle with which
she was stitching pierced the index
finger of her right hand. A phys1-
clan was summoned to eXtricate the
steel.
MADE S11O
Final reports from the committee
in charge of the bazaar given at Red
Mems hall, Wednesday afternoon and
evening for the benefit of the Red
Cross show that the sum of $11O was
netted. The committee wish to thank
all those who in any way assisted to
make the affair a success.
TO HOLD SPECIAL MEETING
The Red Cross meeting of the Par
ochial society of Christ Episcopal
church will be omitted this week.
There will be a special meeting Tues
day. Nov. 27 at 2:30 o'clock in the
parish house to make plans for the
work to be done in the first week in
December.
TURKEY TOURNAMENT
On Thanksgiving morning, Nov. 20,
| a. turkey tournament, an Is hole han
dicap medal play golf match, will be
held at the Weatogue Country club,
The club will hold a dinner at the
club house Saturday evening Dec. 1.
Supper will be served from $50.
Dancing will follow.
ENTERTAINS BRIDGE CLUB
Mrs. William A Bristol of Elm
street entertained the Friday after
noon bridge club at her home. Those
present were: Mrs. Charles Sflliman,
Mrs. Robert Silliman, Miss Florence
Beers, Mrs. Harvey Newbury, Mrs.
| Thomas Taylor, Mrs. Frederick S.
Beardsley, Mrs Frank L. Curtis, Mrs.
Edmond Judson, Mrs. G. r. Wilson,
Mrs. David L. Rhoades, Mrs. Clarence
Goodell, Mrs Miller, Mrs. Patterson,
Mrs. Wheeler, Mrs. Ario Walker and
Mrs. Charles Stage.
| PERSONALS
Misses Martha and Gertrude Bank
WITT of Stratford attended the Yale
and Princeton football game at New
| Haven Saturday. They spent Sun
day visiting relatives in New Haven.
| William Lewis of Huntington road
| is Ill at his home.
| Mrs. George Lacey Of King street
who has been i'll, is convalescing.
Mr. and Mrs. Edison B1atchley are
entertaining at their home, Main ST.,
relatives from Waterbury.
TO HOLD CAKE SALE
| Final arrangements were made at
Fire girls held Thursday evening for
the benefit cake sale to be held Dec.
L. The proceeds will be turned over
| to the soldiers. The girls will COM
mence this week soliciting cakes for
| the sale. =
| CORTEZ @. ROCKWELL, plumb
1 ing and heating; jobbing a speciality.
| 3051 Main and Hillside avenue.
| phone 114-2-3 B 10 *tf