Republican farmer., 1920-04-16
BEDDING
Special to The 1snes9

Special to The TYmes) Bedding, April ls.---JHsttce Joel EsokArey came from Georgetown to 3he iEsdge last Thursday to try the ease Of Daniel w. Green against Owen Il,An action to recover $1eO for rent Judge Cunningham of DaRbury ap- peared as counsel for the deienoant and con4ended that at the time of bringing the suit there was due only $50. the rent for one quarter, inas- 1nsncaa as the written lease entered into by the 4itdgants did not cadA TOT 11ay7Taen4 iz advance In reply the plaintiff alleged that such advance payment had been expressly stipulated by a verbal agreement, an assertion which GiH fatly denied The defend ant also presented as an offset to the rent claim bills asgregating $87 for rez5airs and Improvements. The plain tifEss rejoinder was that no part od the sum represented by these claims was justly due from hdn &ecalse the oral agreement referred to proVtaed that the de<ezraant should furnish the labor for needed repa1rs in consider atron of being furnished the required materials To tine truth of tnzs aMe- ] s-zaffon the defendant fnt6TpoSed an z1,s,o4zzsss denial. The plaintiff also z,ro1zhx cat the fact kha& with the eSoepfson of a. h6a of about $a4 for one 1s5D tor which the materials coS1 him $S3 the defendant never corsaseed him sbou& the matters w2xzch figured in the zEezo4e b5aa and had presented no claim for comPeusaGion WnesA the time of the trial The nearing was held 5n the Community HoGzse- Jus 1ioe Godfrey took the papers in the caSe and reserved decision
 There being a good attendance at { the Ezlsnopeza church last Sunday for the fdrxE time sance weather coEd1- tiorzs hacckxsd travel a vote was taken, following the service, to ascertain the sentiment of fhe parish regarding the faupcGnknnez1t by the County Archdea- conry of Rev Rayrnond Cunningham to rgKMDa4n special missionary Work UniSs1- the chzzrrh's extension plan and i his cozt1nRance, under the proposed new ccand1fions, as rector or the aocai parrish The vssIy went upon record i'm apprUxa7 of Ehe plan several wee&S asD and although sufficient paabhIatS had Aeen given the matter to make Il | sr41ErzslFz uzaderstood free and com | prefex1saVe discussion covering Lnf caaa inn adH It's bearings preceded thf tsGzing of fHse vote at Sundays parasf meeting The pzincdra1 speakers were tSle resztor and Frederick Maaney, w c. Sau6ozd and D. S. Sanford, vestTy-
 
 eo1rTaxe4zre in the veErys action with only one dissenting vote B5 another 1ota the meeting pledged it. self to co-cPerate i'm the new under taking In addition to the further la1,ors and responsibilities Rev. MT Cz1za11inegszan will assume through his a1rsosrtuaent as missionary his field is to be enlarged by acceptance Of thf 1sasxoS=ate of Emanuel church in Wes ton. a position recently rendered him This is a renewal of a, previous reiar tiorns71dE1 Mir Cunningham haE1ns been in charge of the Weston cafS1rcf previcas % IIlS going to France as ad army chaplain in 1918. His first ser vice at the Weston church under tht present arrangement VIII De held or the afternoon of Sunday, April 25-
 Charles Woodruff, for many year q resident of this town, died at hi home in Spring Valley, N- J., on Sat urday Last aged nearly S0- The bod, was to have been brought here ol Monday for fntern1ent in the Rid9 cemetery, but the virtual suspension of railroad traffic disarranged plan so that the funeral party. resorun to auto transportation, did not arr1V until Wednesday afternoon The de ceased was a veteran of the Civ War and a member of the Sandeman ian church. a sect which several year ago had become so nearly exhnc that it's edifice for worship in Dan bury was one of the only two the remaining in this country. Abou fifteen years ago Mir Woodruff sol his place in Pleasant Valley, no owned by Mrs. Hegeman, and remoN ed to New Jersey.
 Charles L. Hingle has arranged sell his property at Redding Cents
 <NfE an excellent buildings to Mrs Ann Green of Danbury. The price is n' announced, but is reported to be the neighborhood of $S,0o0- TT place will be occupied by the pu cfaser's son, Gerhardt, who is a gra' uate of Storrs Agricultural Coiies MT. and Mrs. Hingle expect to maf their new home in the South, prob; bfy in the state of Maryland
 The financial troubles of MI Elizabeth Rochelle. first indicated the placing last fall of attaehnen for $6000 upon her real estate Bedding Center, were further di closed last week, by her voluntary a sienment in bankruptcy in Refer Keogh's court at Bridgeport IT accompanying schedules showed Ii fbiffties of about $16,00O represent by obligations she had assumed in b half of New York motor compan The assets reported are apparently
 only nominal value. A probable effe of the bankruptcy proceedings will
 the vacating of the attachments. :
 though these still remain on reco
 at the town clerks office here.
 Mary L. Jones has sold her pro
 erty in the Dimond Hill district
 John w. German, who resides in t
 same locality on the place which
 bought two or three years ago fire
 Albert Bigelow Paine. The Jor
 property consists of 23 acres a
 buildings of no great value. MT. Gt
 man is the New York selling age
 for one of the leading auto manufs
 turing companies
 4 valuable COW belonging to Aar
 H. Sanford died on Sunday in con:
 quence of a dietary indiscre6on, hE
 ing obtained access to a barrel
 wheat middlfngs and gorged hers
 with the contents. Her stomae
 diresfive fernaentS converted the grs