The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-09-12
S0USES TIE UP FOOT TRAFFIC ON
 SAUGATUCk BRIDGE
Constable Mills, s'Chic'' Patterson and Fred Darrow Remove the Ob-. struction-ToWn Caucuses
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WESTPORT

WCSIpOTl, sept 1z-ln nose WHO 1AdQ cause to use the Saugatuck bridge yes terday morning between the hours of g and 10 were compelled to hop over the forms of two unknown souses, young men who had chosen the walk which to rest their dizzy heads. They were in such a condition that they were almost helpless, resisting the toe thrusts of those who bade them move. Word was gotten to Con stable George Allen. Even the ap- pearance of the law had no effect for the two loads only cudd1ed closer. Constable Allen summoned aid in the person of Bridge tender Chic Bat terson and Fred Darrow. The latter drove on the scene in his famous pa trol wagon It took the combined into the patrol. One of the number with his seizure and lifting into the wagon became aroused and gave fight. He was immediately subdued and pitched into the wagon. where ..Chfc'' Patterson did the right thing by talk ing tip position on the loads stom- aeh There was another job bund- ling the two into the cooler, but that passed off almost without incident, the unru1y one again asserting himself. The two were far gone it was inn possible to secure their names Both are strangers around these parts.
 Julia Sanford Adams of Greens Farms became the bride of Dr. Thom- as Carron Davis of Phila ladelphia, Tuesday evening at the Congrega tion- al church a o'clock 4 full Epis- eopal ceremony was performed by the ceremony there was a reception at the brides home. The newlyweds left later in the evening on an eX- their residence at 2048 West AAls- ghany street, Philadelphia and will be at home to their friends after Nov. 1. The groom is a we'll known practition- CT kaT ia f. ed with several hospitals of that town. He is a graduate of the Jefferson Medical College and of the Philadel- phia College of Pharmacy.
 Chairman J. M Nolan of the Demo- cratic town committee has posted mo- voters Of the town for Monday even ing Sept 16 at the town hall Town officers will be nominated. Other this time will also be considered
 Chairman Salmon of the Republican town committee has issued the call for the Republican town caucus for Saturday evening, Sept. IA. Town of hcers will be caucused for
 Walter There's and James Brousners of New York registered at the Vest port Hotel yesterday
 The road bed over the Saugatuck bridge has been repaired. EGn nployes of the state highway department have laid covering of asphalt and crush ed stone on the bridge.
 Miss Ruth Allen is to, attend the soon to open for the fall term.
 Harry R. Sherwood and Frederick M Salmon were the local delegates to the Republican state convention at Hartford
 There is sure to be a generous res- ponse to the call of Rep. William H. Burr to all voters interested in the state and national tickets of the Pro- gressive party for the caucus to be held tomorrow evening at the town hall The big split which divided the Republican party locally two years ago. and which sore has not since healed up, is sure to lead many voters into the new party
 The warm weather of the past few days tends to bring many bathers to Compo beach. There are now many cortagers thanking themselves that they took chance and remained few weeks longer. The weather and water could not be better
 Miss Charlotte Stone has reported to the police officials the death of her collie dog through poison. That To- cal resident has a mania for getting rid of dogs in this manner, there is no doubt. This makes the fifth val able dog that has died through poi soning within the past few weeks The auth critics should take some action