The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-10-05
FOX REELECTED
 IN FAIRFIELD
For Roads S2O, 900 is Appropriated aBd
 Town Will Borrow $30,0o0.

The election in town turned out much as had been anticipated, the Re- publican ticket winning, with the ex- ception of First Selectman Fox, by the usual majorities. MT. Fox ran nearly 100 ahead of his ticket. The whole number of votes cast was 7S4.
 Attorney Joseph I. Flint as tax col lector and town clerk had goven such excellent satisfaction that he was placed on both tickets.
 Selectmen-Andrew B. Wakeman, r, 361: Charles A. Rowe, r, 475; Charles
 Town Clerk-Joseph I. Flint, r. and d
 Collector of Taxes-Joseph I. Flint, r and d, 496.
 Assessors-Edgar S. Banks, three years, r. 466; Alonzo c. Acker, two years, r, 463; Clarence H. Bradley, one year. r. 437; Hanford w. Lyon, TOT one year, d, s34; Clarence H. Bradley, for two years, d, 2S5; Monroe R. Perry for three years, d, 297.
 Board of Relief-Charles B. Jen- nings, r, 47O; William H. Gould, r, 46e William o. Burr, d, 281; Eugene COG frey, d. 286
 Constables-Mads Mickelson, r, 451; Thomas Carey; r, 454; Frederick E. Willis s. Gorham, d, s03; William H Jennings, d, 2ss; George Buttery, d. 298: Edward A. Russell, d, 303.
 Grand Jurors-Clitus H. King, r, 45S Charles c. Lacey, r, 456; James Cum mings. r, 456; Frederick B. Northrop r, 456; Cassela B. Brothwea, a, Z1S @ samuel B. Wakeman, d, 288; Levi W Rurr d. 2s8: Edward J. Flanagan, d 2SS.
 Town treasurer-Luin B. switzer, r 475 William Burr, d, "A.
 Treasurer of school defosit fund
 
 Town school committee = Moses Banks. r, 45S John Hawkins, d, 2S7.
 Registrar of voters-William Dali ing. r, 454; James H. Farrell, d, 28S
 Auditors-Robert c. Hitchcock 45s: Isaac N. Book, d, 2S9. Treee, Warden-J- Walter Perry, E 457; Henry Horn, d, 289.
 During the election the annual towT meeting was held, Dea. Andrew F 1 Wakeman being Icalled to the chair while MT. Flint acted as clerk. The husiness transacted was as follows The reports of the various branches of the government were adopted. The report of the special committee or town sewerage. was accepted. while tht report of the Selectmen on the Asf | Creek sewer was also accepted. was recommended that the town wal until the outcome of a suit instituted 1 in Bridgeport, in reference to 1nJunc | ton proceedings to prevent the sew CT from emptying into Ash Creek, hal been disposed of. If the court granti a permanent injunction there will b' no need for the town to take action It was agreed that the sum of $7,OO be substracted from the sum Of $9,0o appropriated for dirt roads voted U appropriate s20,000 for state roads Il accordance with the terms of the res oIution furnished by MT. Macdonald the State Highway Commissioner. Al amnedment was offered that as mucl as may be needed of this sum be ap propriated to be expended under tn State highway law on the Black Rocl turnpike and to oil and repair al state roads in the town. The sum O s7 .0OO was appropriated for use on tn maeadam roads. The sum Of s2,5o was set apart for the poor. Las year the amount was 5000. It wa agreed to defer the laying of a ta, until the action of the Board Of Re lief is known The iSelectmen wer l empowered to borrow S30,00O. Tn matter of widening the main road Reinecke's corner was laid on the ta ble. The Selectmen were. authoriz