The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-05
SPECIAL TOWN MEETING
 CALLED FOR THURSDAY es,r~Far@ Gordon Builds Fence AcfOss Rc~d Along New Creek-Seiect- men Ask For Some Acuon- Fence Expected to Be
 Torn Down.
WESTPORT

uautnort. Aug. 5.-Under the I'm . ,rsasson that he is the owner or the N imrd. Charles, E- Gordon has erecLeo l. ' fe,Se across the road along NeW I Tyreak leading to Burial Hlli 1l,l N. The road adjoins his property: Ire ! town believes it also mas .sil.ts, rlsmts in tS,a road. and If Gordon persists III uassnAaining the fence, will bring the [ r~e4fer to the courts. This VIII pe s% -Eaauirg with past records Tor in- variahfT the town has some lana o1s- errte before the higher tribunals. o 1o give the selectmen some poWeL nrneeed in the controversy wnleh las
 haan started, Selectmen Coley anu fzarlIt have issued warrant TOT ! sneciaI town meeting to De ne,u
 ThlfrEday. August at the IoWn ua... . The taniectfnen will no doupt ~ Lnae ae lstime be instructed Dy tne & elllhenf to fear sr-vn fine fence, and if he refuses. 10 z fnar down the obstruction themseIses. AG0rrsn acting aS he now does unoer kfFse belief that he is within his risnts, vii undoubtedly take the matter to the courts Gordons renee cohs.ss ssef rF m meraem of poles about TWO Leel ' ay,ss-R saoross the highway. Fne rence -,~iTs- of wagon travel along the roau. 1. A. inc same special meeting the suniactr7en will ask representatives or ' lffe New York. New Haven tS Hart- ford R21lroaus tnS 5cCn1UH1.y Sl.o ffrss =refn<ivs1 to the piece of land the { onrn unr7 is to give tAs town ln eH- rhanre for the strip of property ae ore Greens Farms station. The trial of Samuel Mullins of FSnsaaatuck for breach of the peace \ and drunkenness III saugatck sa, 5norf over a week ago was to nave
 heen held on Saturday but by request l of cosxs1ssl vas continued until next ! Saturday. Mullins is out on bonds or ! sg0 furnished by William Williams
 Justice Samuel A. Purdy IS await
 ing the filing of orieIs py AIs0f 1la fnsys 1sS ! counsel In the Kaiser va. Keenan sult ! hefore he win render a finding The ~,,It was heard Friday before Justice 1 Purdy. The courts finding is await |, cd with considerable interest because { of the peculiarity of the suit; keenan
 was a, tenant of Mrs. Frank Kaiser. | She ordered him from her house. He refused wfereat she brought eviction inrcceedingg in the court. Before the court held session, Keenan vacated. AS a result Mrs. Kaiser was forced ! to pay the costs of the court. To re- 1 cover the costs she had Keenan.s wages attached. The hearing of Fri day was on this latest suit.
 James, son of Mir. and Mrs. Ed ward w. HubbeiL, celebr ated his fifth I birthday Friday, being assisted by ! many or fxB young lK1VAQc. A11s guests came from all parts of West I mort with their parents, making raer- ry and enjoying themselves as only Ifttke ones can. It was most aus Auicfous occasion for little James.
 William F. Kirk and G. W. Bradley 3 of Weston were visitors in town on
 Saturday.
 virilant. Pioneer. Cornpo and Sauga-
 fsiok will attend the FiFemen's parade
 fin panhury on Sept 12, going as the
 Westport Fire department,
 The Linn circus after giving three
 uerformauces here packed up and
 pulled out yesterday morning. The \ T,erforrlances were well patrOnize6 the audiences each evening being wei
 satisfied.
 Harold Sturgess is assisting at the
 public library on Tuesday and Thurs I day evening, on which evenings the
 library is open only for reading puT-
 poses.
 Friends from Pennsylvania are the
 guests of Miss Catherine Sherwood o1
 State street.
 Mrs. Charles Barlow has gone to
 Port Chester, N. Y., where she will zEyend the month of August.