The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-01
SCHLAETS WILL GIVE
 SHORE ROAD TO TOWN
Especial Town Meeting to Consider Proposition on Oct. S-Westport Market Sold By Owner to
 His Clerks
WESTPORT

westport Oct IA special town meeting has been called for Thursday afternoon, Oct. 3. by Selectmen Rob ert H. Cooley and John K GauFt to consider and act upon a proposition of Arnold Schlast in regard to prop erty owned by his wife Annette V. sSchIae<. and to authorize the select meeting. Also to consider the matter Of erecting a barn upon town prop Ierty for the Women's Town Improve snent Association
 The Schlaet property is that over which the town and the Schlaets have mad so much trouble in the courts A recent decision of the Common Pleas court found for the Schlaets. They offer a 30 foot road along the shore sto the town
 The W T. l. A. desire to erect barn to the rear of the town hall in which they may store implements which are necessary for the successful conducfion of their work.
 Messrs. Baker, Burr and Production, who have for some time been clerks in the Westport Market have now brznched out as partners in the meat and provision business The trio. have spurChased from their former employ CT. Edward H. F'anton, the entire bus iness- The sale and transfer was completed yesterday
 Funeral services over the remains of Charles W Ball were held at his late hone in State street, last evening at E o'clock. Rev. Levi W. Holes, pastor Df the Methodist church. conducting Df Pythias. of which the deceased was "a charter member, also read their ser morning train today to Naugatuck for snterment- MT. Ball was stricken with an attack of apoplexy while rid 5ng in a trolley car in New York on Saturday He had left his home here in fine spirits and was joking and con- sversing with others Oh the trip to ney Harry R. Sherwood. William Fay Tor and B. F. Chase. At the Grand Central Station. the quartet separat- ed. Mir. Ball taking a car for Brook when he was overcome with the fatal attack MT. Ball had often stated to n5e is survived by a widow NLr. Ball with William G. Staples of this town nvere the proprietors of the Premier Chocolate Go. of Brooklyn.
 Frank N Talbot after a few days ebsence from town has returned thereby setting at rest all rumors toI ed here MT Talbot's reasons for his absence were solely of a business na- lure It was not necessary for a writ of replevin to be issued, as stated 7 Tor the books of the Shepherds of Bethlehem were given over to the trustees of the order without the need Df a writ.
 Friends of Maurice Carew. who COW sers Westport for the Norwalk Hour, Will be pained to hear of the death If his father at his home in Norwalk, Saturday evening.
 Walter Price while alighting from Tar near the center, Saturday even tripping to the ground. Naturally he Bung out his right hand to break the fall One of his fingers was dfslo- fated and his hand lacerated. His Trousers considerably torn.
 Fred NJ Wood. who 2, short while Ee-yice and assigned to duty at the Brand Central Terminal in New York, i has resigned that position and is now ht his home here
 Thomas Shortiiff who has been pending the summer at his summer home in King street, has returned to 1 his home in New York
 AIiss Hazel Jandrew Of New York is l The guest of Mrs. Chanhing P Harris l hf East Church street.
 MSS Lillian NJ Sauer of Jersey City | Fpent Sunday with Mrs. Thomas | ouinlan Of Main street.
 Joaeph T. ouinIan has secured a po- | Firlon in the office of the freight de- l partn1ent Of the Delaware. Laclza- | sanna & MeStesn R. R He is now |
 Rev. Kenneth Mackenzie resumed | sie charge at the Memorial Church of i lhe Holy Trinity, Sunday with Mrs. | Mackenzie he has been spending d |
 Friends in town are receiving pos tpending the week at Atlantic City. sIs- Gcrhs has 9 two weeks vaca- lion from his duties at the D M. Head Co. Bridgeport, one week of l which he intends spending at the ia E7ons New Jersey shore resort.
 Mrs L. J. Jackson. of New York. Whfie visiting friends in town is stop l ping with Miss Esther Downs of Main Efreet
 Henry Hunenberg. the rural free de- very carrier. is preparing himself for parcels = man Hunsnberg is now flashing over