The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-14
STAMFORD DEMOCRATS
 IN CAUCUS TONIGHT
Father O'Connor Is E1ated Over Suc-
 cess of Recent Fair.
STAMFORD
speciaI to The Farmer.) )

( Special to The F'armer.)
 Stratford, Oct 14.-The Democrats of
 the town will caucus tonight and
 choose candidates for representatives,
 judge of probate and justices of the
 peace. The voters of the party are
 determined to select candidates who
 will inspire the respect of the com
 munity and be elected on account of
 personal fitness for the offices to be
 filled In the active three cornered
 contest which is in progress the most
 capable candidates will have the best
 Chance of winning Indications point
 to general desertion of party lines
 and the concentra ton of forces on the
 best candidates. With a bitter rival
 ry in the ranks of the enemy there is
 reason why the Democrats should
 not elect a representative and the
 judge ct Srobate if the proper candi- dat1s are selected.
 Mrs. Eugene Lynch of the Broad
 bridge road, who has been ill for
 months, has completely recovered and
 able to attend to her duties nurse as before she was taken ill. Mrs. Lynch has the confidence of the com munity. and her many friends will be glad to learn of her recovery.
 Saturday morning St. James church
 was crowded with a happy throng, who had come to witness the marriage of Andrew Creavey and Miss Anna M- Simendinger, sister of John Simen- dinger of the Huntington road. Rev. M. J. OConnor, Rector of St. James, off1ciated- John Creavey, brother of the groom. was best man, and Miss Is maid The bride was given away by her brother, Joseph Simendinger of New York. A high nuptial mass was said by Father OsConnor after the eeremoney- The bride is well known here, where she has been very popu- IaE The groom is an enterprising the American Tube and Stamping Co. of Bridgeport. He was formerly a resident of Stratford. The happy couple are receiving the congratula- tions of a large circle of friends. Af- ter short wedding tour they will take up their residence in Stratford- church, is eIated over the success of the recent fair given in Redmen's hall. 1 Over H,1O0 was taken in ten cent pieces which is the record for the church and also for the town Of the 50 handsome articles contributed for [ disposal at the fair nearly all came | from donors who are not affiliated i with the church. The proceeds will | be added to the building fund, which 1 has assumed very satisfactory propor- | tions.
 Joseph Yates and Walter Parks left | town yesterday for Providence, where | they will pass the winter in the eM- ploy of the Sealshipt Oyster company l They are first of the Stratford cont1n- l gent, which will increase in numbers | as the season advances.
 William Wark who witnessed the l world series game on Thursday, re- ports that to the lover of the game a l visit to one of the series is well worth | the time and expense. Base ball to | a scientific nicety is witnessed at these l games
 The newly elected board of assess orfs begin their work for the year on | Oct. r, when lists will be received and |
 The seIectnnen and the town clerk will be in session on Friday, Oct. IS | and Friday. Oct 25, from a. m. till | 5 D. m, to make voters for the No Vember election Those who wish to | receive the franchise must appear on l one Of these days and be placed on the list.
 A hedge of mammoth Cosmos at the residence of Mrs. Charles w Blakes- 0h nn e plants m are oger m4eh teh Feet high and covered with vari- c"lored blossoms, which make bril-
 Tree Warden James LaIry removed the much discussed trees from the in front of the residence of Bankwitz as his last officiaIl ace selectman. The removal of lose trees has improved the appear N ;dened and made passabIe thor D. ghfare.
 The Taxpayers Improvement Club 1as asked for hose as a protection to he property in the vicinity of the club r. case of fire. The town, owns a nook and ladder truck, which is now sheds- The chief of the fire depart nent says there is room for it in the Ire house at the cente-. Why not To- ate this piece of apparatus at the Nichols Avenue club house, and fit it put with sufficient hose to meet the of this section It would De housed and cared for there with DO danger of it's going to pieces trough exposure.
 The grand eneampnent of the Odd Fellows of the state of Connecticut gill be held in Bridgeport tomorrow md OronoQue lodge of this town will 70 represented by a large delegation