The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-14
SLATE IS PREPARED
 FOR MONDAYS CAUCUS
No Contests Expected. in Fact There Will Be None-ToSyn Clerk Flint
 to Have Easy Going.
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield, Sept. 14.-No contests will
 mark the caucus of the Republicans
 evening at the town hall at 8 o'clock
 The slate has been fixed, nothing re-
 maining for the voters. to do but to march up and acQuiesce.. Edward B.
 Warehouse, former seIectman would
 have liked his name to go before the
 caucus a candidate for the select
 ma nship nomination but hell have
 to wait couple of years The pres ent selectmen, Charles A. Rowe, and
 John c. Lobde1l, will lead the ticket against Elwood and Lyon. Attorney CIitus H. King will again secure the nomination for grand jufor while Will
 liam Dalling can have the registrar of voters nominati tion.Ns Joseph L. Flint the present town clerk will have easy sailing. Clerk Flint will be renom- mated by the Republicans, while he will have no opposition from the Dem ocrats, that gathering sat their recent caucus having decided not to run candidate to oppose Clerk Flint. He did not however, receive the endorse ment of the Democrats
 The Republicans of the town are holding their ou&ing this afternoon at field Htll The outing is run under the auspices of the Greenfield Hill Re- publican elub- It has been the custom of the Republicans to hold such an af-s fair among themselves here each year about this time.
 The registrars Of voters. MeSSrS. Dallingr and Farrell, will be in session next Thursday at the town hall for the purpose of receiving voters to be made-A Tine registrars have print many of which have been distributed. Ii is noticeable that requests for the blanks come from the Democratic workerss At the same tine, the reg istrars will also place on the local lists the names of those who have re moved here from out of town. and have .been.er residents here the legal
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Mrs. E. H. Klein. stan ley Dewitt, James H. Blake. Mrs Lib-
 The Fairfield Outing Club twill hold a sheep roast tomorrow at Dunns Grove on the Pine Creek road.
 Contracts for building the Tide mill bridge and Brothwe1Fs bridge have Bridgeport. These bridges were or dered constructed at legal town
 The Deuaocrats will hold their eau GUS for the election of delegates to the congressiona1 and senatorial con vention on Friday evening. Sept. 20.
 Superintendent of Schools. G. c Bow man can be. found at the sherman school every Wednesday afternoon of meeting with those who desire to talk with him regarding school mataI ters. The superintendent is of the Opln1On that these DF1oI talks W4tn lA0 mothers and fathers of the town will 1 greatly aid in the school work, and | will tend towards the general hd- | of the school children.
 A meeting of the school teachers | with the superintendent was held Wednesday afternoon Supt. Bow | man informed the teachers that he 1 desired them also to be students and advised them to read up inv vHoW to < stu dy', books. The sIrperinten ent i will hold meetings with -the4 teachers the first Wednesday of each month. | The subject of health was thoroughly 1 discussed, the superintendent stating l that the health of the child was a | most important Tequisite, and that | without it the child would be mater | tally held back in his work. -s~ |