The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-27
IT'D BE MADE" VOTERS
 TO BE MADE TOMORROW Annual Town Report Will Soon Be Ready For Distribution-WeH Known Fairfelders Return
 From Abroad,
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield, Sept. 27.-The Board of Se- l lectmen meet atethe town hall tomor- 1 row from a.. m. till D. m. for the purpose of exan1ing the qualifications of voters ito be made About 38O ito be nades'' appeared before the re- gistrars last week. The seIectmen will also enroll those who have been residents of the town for the past six l months and of the state for the past year. Politicians figure that the Vot- ing list this year will be increased about 400 names.
 The anuaI town report, now in the ] ready for distribution. The report con tains many interesting figures and l should be perused by every citizen of the town. The total taxes collected for the year including town, personal and dog license amounted to $73,S38 32- This amount is $3, 06S 21 more than was col saving over their expenditures of 1910 In that year they spent out $42,O 2,OO0, while last year they expended $35. .296.64 The school board fell but a, few dol lars short of it's appropriation, $50, 900, expendzng s2e. .s54.A .A.
 The town has a bonded debt of s122.- 800 and a floating debt obtained last year of $7,500, making in all $130.0oo. This figure is $2,5G0 less than the year previous.
 Samuel Wheeler returned to- his home yesterday after several weeks travelling in Europe. Eds boat dOcked yesterday afternoon.
 SnouId tomorrow De stormy or the Fairfield Girls society will hold their sale in the Saum building in Sanford avenue instead of on the town green. structure. has given the young ladies permission for the use Of the building.
 Miss Annie Jennings arrived at her home in Fairfield avenue yesterday af-s ter pleasant two months spent trav- cling in Europe
 Automoblists are always springing ginfa car speeding through Spring street yesterday had large felt ban ner strung across the back of the ma chine on which was printed Excuse Our Dust"
 Miss Ethel whe =ler has returned to her home in Southport after weeks visiE to New York. Her sister Mrs. Ashley Howell, and niece accom- panied her home for a short visit.
 Mrs. c. J. Conover is visiting at the home Of P. H. Redheld in Mill Plain.
 James Coates. Isaac Brock, John Fox and Edward Russell were the local delegates to the Democratic congres- sional convention in Bridgeport today served for them at the state armory this evening, where woodrow Wilson, Democratic candidate for president will speak. There are many Fairfield politicians, irrespective of party, who have made arrangements to listen to the address.
 There are advertised letters at the post office for Mrs.e E4 H. Klein, Stan ley Dewitt, Joseph A. Blake and Mi ohaeI OBrien.
 Oliver G. Jennings returned yester- day after several weeks trip through Europe.
 Herman Hagedon of New. York has. rented the John R. Taylor place in NTH Plain for the winter. MT Haze don is constructing a handsome bung- allow near the duck farm.
 Sleeping in the cottages at the beach these nights is said to be glorious though people do not have to go to the beaches at t4lis time of the year to have a. refreshing Snooze It is estimated that at the present time there are A cottages occupied at Fair field beach. an unusuaily large mum Der for this time of year. It is stated that though the air is quite cold and and very good for bathing. Bathing parties are still frequent.
 The Fairfield Juniors and the South ports will meet in the second game of their series for purse of $25, at Mo Garry's lot on Sunday The South day at Southport 1O-9. The local lads are confident that they have it on their neighbors and intend to annex the next two contests To make the game all the more secure, the resi- dents will have Joe Skull perform the 1 box stunt
 Thomas Dell returned today to Lea l gue Island, Philadelphia, where he is 1 a member of the crew of the cruiser 1 Montana
 Miss Sarah Jane Perry has returned to her home after a short visit with 1 her sister Miss Eunice Perry in Nor walk.
 This evening the members of Green field Hill and ESaSton granges will pay a return visit to Norfield grange.