The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-11
DEMOCRATS WILL AGAIN
 CAUCUS FRIDAY SEPT. 20
For Congressional and Senatorial
 Deicgates-State Convention DeIe- gates Off to Hartford Today.
FAIRFIELD


 of Fairfield will caucus for delega tes to the Congressional and Senatorial conventions, on Friday evening, Sept. 1 20. at the town hall. This date was decided upon at session of the Town Committee, Monday evening. There are promises that there will be at least two tickets, if not more, in the field | in the fight for the Congressional del- egates.
 The many candidates in the field for the Congressional nomination. have the town for the past few weeks bringing about this diversion of sen timent. Most of the candidates have their supporters here, but it is ex- pected that there will be a, falling off in this feeling, so that when the eau GUS is held there will be but two tick cts. One of these tickets, it is stated, will go to the convention unpledged. It is this ticket that will probably be on the top when the caucus is con cluded.
 Deputy Sheriff Hezekith R. EIwood, James Smith and Casella V. Brothwell are to leave this afternoon for Hart ford where they will attend the -Deng ocratic State convention as delegates from Fairfield. Alfred s. Perry was also elected a delegate to the conven- tend the session. He has the author ity to choose his own alternate.
 The Fairfield Girls Club which has been forming for the past few weeks, young ladies of the town gathered Monday evening in rooms in the Saum building m t,od in Spring street, making 1fan aE the club. The young ladies are most enthusiastic and are formulating plans which will make the club one in which hold membership. Those who had in stituted the idea of the club never sus- pected that so many young ladies would respond. The organization is now an assured fact and will tend to increase the social pleasure of the young women during the coming win ter. Rooms in the Saum building have been secured
 A former Fairfield correspondent of a Bridgeport publication, now an edi- torial writer on the Middletown Sun, takes especial delight in handing a few raps to Fairfield and her inhabit- ants. Hes at it again. Here's his latest effort:
 For long time the advisability of having uniform marriage laws in this country has been urged by the pull pit, the bar and the press. Some day books and then so many foolish mar riages will not be contracted. Among other requirem ents it has been pro posed that one wishing to get mar ried must procure license five days in advance. If this was the rule in Connecticut no such ridiculous per formance could take place as the re- cent bigamous marriage by a druggist in Fairfield. An entire stranger rushes into town at midnight, accord ing to the Bridgeport papers for the next day, in an automobile, with a local music teacher. He wishes to be married immediately, although it ap1 pears now that he is man given to such experiences, as he had been mar ried four times. After rousing tip the town clerk by telephone, the marriage ceremony is performed. A few days after another woman appears in Fair field claiming the much married man as her husband Then the sheriff starts after him, arrests him, and brings him back to the place where the druggist and justice of the peace performed the ceremony What the ou tcone will be remains to be seen. mockery of marriage and cheapens what is regarded by the Catholic church as a sacrament.''
 Capt. George E1wood is nursing sprained wrist, sustained when the engine of his motor boat back fir ed"
 MT. and Mrs. F. M. Roscoe of South port have as their guest Miss Olive Bedel1 of New York.
 Miss Anna Gray is to enter Mt. Hol- yoke college next week She Is graduate of B. H. s. in 1912.
 Mrs. George Jones of New York IS the guest of Mir and Mrs; Harry
 MT and Mrs. P. M. Kennedy are soon to remove to Passaic; N J., where they will reside with their daugh- Edward Pease is soon to re-enter the State Agricultural college at Storrs.
 Mrs. J. N Hill, Homer, Ga, has used F'oley's Honey and Tar Com pound for years, and says she always recommends it to her friends. Tt