The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-09-29
VOTERS SEEKING BEST MEN WILL
 FIND THEM HERE
Candidates on Democratic Ticket Are Men Who Have the Confidence of the People Look Them Over and En- dOrSe Them
fspecial to The Farmer.)

ss,s the ensuing wear. It is generally conceded that party lines will be 1g-1 nored when the voters, cast their nai- let's. This fact is not attributed lo its being what is called an +oH year entirely, but because of the gradual irerea se of the inaekehdeRt idea-- The .. lection of the best menAo me town .,s7ces and the abandonment or strlct n: -tr lines Is now considered sane and reasonable. whereas rev years Eas-o such a procedure would prlnI down the wrath of the party leaders {o.. the heads of voters who dared to .slcpart from the established rule. The Democratic part of the towna nEssents it q candidates knoxink tha t<7f flhYAnde- Apendent voter will find them sWoftny uf their confidence. In presenting the Candidate for assessor, Dav1a COG, tne . sssrtv has found probably the best zrr an in the town for the position. MI. Coe has served in this office for years. Experfence is worth something 1n an Z, r,5Eessor. Every year in the office makes the incumbent of more value to the town. Knowledge of property values is one of the most valuable or the qualifications for this office. NO one in the town will deny that Mr. Zoe is equipped with this Knowledge Eained by years of experience III the office and as a resident of the town. Conservative, level-headed men are wanted for the board of reileI, ana s1'imotfy Ryan of the South End, ana 1,aniel c. Wood oE Esthe North End. are about as eligible5f9r theA office as any men in the town Both are in- terested in agriculture and know the town so we'll that they will not be 1nisled. John E. Holmes. the present selectman, has been renominated; HIS Recommendation. His work this year has been entirely satisfactory. Adam Blaclxert who is Mr. Holmes running mate for selectman, is resident of < Johnson avenue, where he has been < engaged in manufacturing. He will representi the new idea in Stratford. .tlhe manufacturing which has been neglected in the makeup of tickets in fhe mast He Is we'll calculated to make good official Oliver Boards lev who is the nominee for town clerk. is known to all the older ress 1dents. He is believed to be one oi the best accountants in the town and will be able to give his entire time. to. the; office Samuel ". Beardsley 5fisces is !ionk ezpsaisn6l 'in town affairs. ne has filled many important offices to the entire satisfaction of the com manity- He is man of property and perfectly reliable.
 A pains taking and thoroughly eff f7cient official is entitled to the first X consideration at the hands of the vot- CTS of the town. John c. Wilcoxson ihas made such a record as tax. collec- tor. No man in the s history !-f ,:of tn, the He faas picked up the tag ends of for uer years, collected his own list to fhe utmost and has made very little splurge about it. Tn re-electing him <to this office the town will be taking no chances. He has, the entire con 4icence of the property owners of the sstis sen saS S ri ssa f6isa s sessisslssSt M H S all other considerations The voters of tIe town cannot afford to make C. ange in this important office.
 William H. Nolan. the nominee for 7 arditor. is we'll known resident of J dson Place. He is equipped for tfis office through much clerical ex-
 The grand jurors nominated on the Demccratic ticket demonstrate that search for good men has been sue
 s[|s sfPs skaIss sga HsF9ls an5 N9lnea MIlIsm \ 1s-Crath. All will. be elected as a nomination is it's equivalent. Peter season who did good work last year z as the Democratic registrar, will look af ter the interests of the party again 5fis year. Arden. l.. Judd has for yfars been member of the town
 
 " Ths sofacg tree E; ca s dsa sa6f sIhore ir'spertance than is generally conceded. It grows more Important every year, a-d d in Samuel wakelee. the Demo rl atic nominee, the party has found man who has demonstrated his Knowledge of the duties of this office n, any times.
 Taken as whole it is a very good ticket. made up Of men tried in the balance and found to be deserving of 1T consideration of the voters of the for the offices of the town look over this list and cast your vote intelli- gently.
 Early this morning baby girl arr rived at the home of Henry Belford of Stratford avenue.
 Mrs. A. L. Winton of Stepney and Miss. Sarah Hayes of Bridgeport calI- c6 on friends tin town yesterday.
 nhs ssaD J q as5Gss otfts E thts tSs S season. Besides the ordinary meadow mushroom several other edible varie- ties have come into use. Out of the hundreds of varieties only a few are poisonous but unfortunately the few poisonous varieties are the most plen- tiful. There have been no cases of poisoning from this source in this town this year. It is safe to use only those varieties which are we'll known The <chances are too great to meddle with unknown varieties.
 Rally day exercises will be- held in the Congregational Sunday school next Sunday at F o'clock. A responsive service will be used on the theme leo Forward" The primary class will take par in recitations and song Deacon Philo F. Haven will conduct an illustrated study of the subject Forward Steps in Sunday School Work" There wi4l be a roll call of classes and a report of the cradle roll will be given by Mrs. James Wales Rev. Arthur Shirley will submit a re- port from the home department
 Miss Theda Dingley of the Centre school was called to New Jersey yes fefday by an automobile accident in which her aunt was instantly killed Sessions in Miss DingIey's room were discontinued until other arrangements can be made. Miss Dingley is one of the earnest instructors in the school and her work has counted much in the record of the school. She has the sympathy of large number of friends