The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-08-30
GAULT IN WRONG
 WITH REPUBLICANS Is Likely to Be Displaced By Another Worker-Caucus For Delegates This Evening-Democr
 Tomorrow.
WESTPORT

Westport, Aug. 30.-Selectman John
 K Gault has not worked in harmony with the Republican leaders during his administration. it is said, and will have opposition for re-nomination when the Republicans again caucus for that office. The rumor goes that
 many of his official acts have dis pleased those who believe he ought to be with them. Selectman Gault has his friends however, and they are working hard for his retention. How
 Gault can secures the re-nomination
 choice of Chairman Salmon's crowd which is now in power, nor of South ey, Sherwood & Co. Former Select man Lewis P. Wakeman has announc- ed his intention to again run for that office, and it is believed, he will be the selection of the Republican forces over Gault.
 The Democrats are awaiting word from First Selectnan Robert Coley as
 to his position in the coming caucus. Selectman Coley has never really an. nounced his desire to be returned to the office, but if he says that he wants it, the saying is sufficient Select man Coley, however, is unwell at the present time and for that reason may decide not to run. Friends of Rob- ert Mills are boosting him for Coley's running mate, and if the latter decides
 
 the nomination for first selectman.
 There is no scrap on among the Dem ocratic forces, Town Chairman Nolan having the committee well organized. The Democrats feel that this year they have a fine chance of landing their candidate for state representa- tive. This view has been reached be- cause of the decreases in the Republ1- can vote as compared to the increase in the Democratic voting in the last three elections. William J. woods ] made a great run in the last fight for
 state representative, but has declined to again enter a contest. The Demo crats are not yet ready to name their choice, but say that he is an equally good vote getter as MT. Woods. Everything is in readiness for the opening of school next Tuesday. All l the school teachers have been ap- pointed and are ready to take up their dations for any increase which might
 occur among the children in any part of the town.
 The Republicans will hold their town caucus for the election of delegates to the state convention at Hartford Sept 1 10 and Il. this evening. Delegates will also be elected to the probate, senatorial and house conventions. There will be meeting of the Dem ocratic town committee Tomorrow. ey- ening, when arrangements will be made for the coming campaign. The town caucus for the election of dele gates to the various committees will probably be held some, time next week All indications point to a most suc- cessful campaign.
 Mir. and Mrs. George Frank Perry this evening will celebrate their gold en wedding anniversary quietly at their home State street, opposite the old Catholic church. With them will be several of their dearest friends and their two children. Edgar H. Per ry, the local barber and Mrs Nettie Bradley of NorwR1k. Tomorrow and Sunday, Mr. and Mrs. Perry intend going to Bedding to be with relatives. George Brown of Brooklyn, is soon
 to erect bungalow in King, St., near
 the home fhis father inlay, J. Mill ton Elwood.
 Westport artists and their friends are not only interested in their ex- hibit at the library which will come to a close to-niorrow, but also in the exhibit of the Silver1nine Group of Artists which opened last Saturday This exhibit will be opened again this Saturday and will continue through Labor Day. Among the contributors are E.. M. Ashe, D. Putnam Brinley, debrandt, F. T. Hl,tchens. A. r. Mil lar. H. G. Thomson, Fred c, YOf1n,
 and J. Cassell. Mrs. E. V. Borghun,
 Mrs. F. T. Hutchens and Miss B. Ga bay have exhibits of jewelry. MT. and Mrs. E. O. sniffen are now in Albany, N. Y., making the trip up the Hudson. They left Wednesday
 morning and expect to return to-nor- row.
 The Westports will meet the Sausa- tucks tomorrow at the Compo grounds at 3:SO o'clock. This is cerr tain to be a real game.
 MT. and Mrs. Homer s. Beers. have removed from South Norwalk to quar-
 ters in Main street.
 F. J. Bats of Pittsfield. Mass, has
 been selected by Supt. of Schools Bowman to act as principal at the Staples High School MT. Bates is "a Wesleyan grad and has had several years instructing experience.
 Rev. Charles F. Taylor will preach his farewell sermon Sunday Next week he will leave to assume his new charge in Greenwich.
 Dr. c. H. Ellsworth, Dentist. Is
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