The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-07-12
MANY SlSN PETITION
Change of Sentiment in the Mat ter of the Proposed Road e Finds Expression
Especial to the Farmer.)


 Y Stratford, July 12-James Peet is cir ,culating a petition to the Selectmen iasking for special town meeting to eescind the previous action taken by t2he voters of the town to build q road lfrom Main street to the Ferry road. MT. Peet announces that he has al fready obtained 50 signatures to his lDetition. and that the idea is being Ireadily adopted by the residents of sEast Broadway and the intersect1ng fpfreets He says that the public has been misihfOrmed concerning the ac- btinn of the- railroad company, and for f4s1fs reason as we'll as others the de- lu1and for the~counter action is becom- Hrrg popular yThe petitioners will ask @or a meetingtto be held as soon as 1T George Webb tof the firm of F. s. mebb & Sons, ice dealers, stole ku1arch on friends Monday night when he and Miss Ruby. Williams quietly tVissted the 1Congregatio parsonage land were married byi Rev. E. N. Pack Srd The bride is the daughter of klfrs Martin Knapp. The friends or kthe couple have beeni suspecting some tehiffg of this kind, and the Dingbat HrIub will undoubtedly be heard from kafer. MT. and Mrs. Webb will reside Nor the present with the parents of the kfpom in the north end.
 n Mrs. Grace M, wife of Patrick J. Nzoach. died this morning at the home Sofs her Erandmot1er, Mrs. George b5tcher. in Main street. The de- Leased was 27 years of age and had R&en i'll for a long time. She was the 6auzhter of Edward Roberts of the tBputh end. EThe Board of Trade announces a kx{eeting to be held in the town hall nf this week. aC
 thich business of importance VIII n4ne up for action.
 \ hharles wood is ill at his Stratford Avenue home.
 N MT and Mrs. A. B. Park and infant b6n left today for St. Armand, Canada, Where they will visit Mrs. Parks rela- Hives. Mrs Park will remain for the
 fTnmer. MT. Park will be joined at Ef3arfington, Vt, next Monday by 0eorge O. Lines and Joseph Johnson, md the party will return by way of 6eake Champlain. Lake George and the
 3udson River.
 s4he old bakery building has reached t6a first stage of it's journey to its destination on Sutton avenue. It is a1ow on railroad property near the sta- eion and will remain until means are 6royided for crossing the marsh and kyrook which lie in its way.
 \ sCharles F.. Gilbert, one of the best
 
 hix home on Judson Place, Monday ev- teufnf. Deceased was 6S years of age hnd had not heen we'll for long E1ime <ss Ter T1 sa71.ac N Mrs. H. J. Lewis will entertain the EWoman's Aid Society of the Congre- xatfonal church at her summer home Cn Lewis Island. Stony Creeks on Fri Eaay of this week. A special car will kcaxry the party, leaving the center at B:S0 Should Friday be stormy, the yanair will be postponed till the next l1ay.
 Percy -Buddington while employed at bsfhe. Lowell hardware store has been preparing himself for chauffeur at "a sBridgeport school. He will be as- vudgned to a permanent position In Flew days
 Miss Marguerite Coggswell. daugh- ter of pr. W. B. Coggswell, with Miss k3uth Merriam of Boston, will sail for hurope on Friday, from Montreal, HSnada
 Mrs. Lillian Austin, formerly of this flown, will return from Wichita, Kan tuAs. today. ' SSamuel Cram is substituting for A. Oa. Park at the Futile drug store. 1 The Nose is smoking the Mug