The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-09-12
FAIRFIELD DEMOCRATS
WILL CAUCUS TONIGHT
William O. KinceIIa and Samuel I'll
wheeler Are Candidates For the
school Committee.
By our special correspondent.)


Fairfield, Sept 12.-But one contest
Is Anticipated at the caucus Of the
Democratic voters OF the town which
will be held this evening at the town
hall Rumors have it that William
C. Kinsel1aS whose term as q member
of the school committee expires this
year. and who Is q candidate for re-
election, viii be opposed by Samuel h.
Wheeler. The latter has been a mem
Ter of the epscial school committee
Tt Is probable that there will not be q
contest as neither gentleman desires tc
enter into a. contest with the other
However, their friends may force the
issue in which the contest will be 9
friendly one.
John CzaJkovski was very penitent
yesterday and paid the town court So
and costs for asaultins Katie Kasaso-
witz Last Sunday, John and Mary
attended a christening held at home
IN Cedard road. Mills Plains. There
was an overabundance of joy with
quantities of liquid refreshments. John
took too much and when he demanded
more of Mary, who had charge of the
dispensations of the merry ~mucilage.
she refused. Cons tant refuSa1s arc used
Johns ire to such an extent that he
spanked the determined Mary. She told
her troubles the same day to the grand
Juror who swore out q warrant for
IOQn. Judge Wak6nan QlQ the I6SL.
Stephen Swan told Judge wakeman
that the knowledge that he possessed
funds and the fact that there were
thirst Quenching par1ors about, har-
monized- He wanted it known that
when he had the money to spend he
was a good fellow and liked nothing
better than to raise his foot to the
brass rail and lean on the mahogany.
Swan was financially right on We'd
nesday and found surroundings con-
genial. He went too strong on the JOY
Juices with the usual results-Sherih
Elwood was called. He told Judge
Wakeman that on Wednesday he was
released from the county jail in Bridge
port after serving thirty day SEN
kence for intoxication. At the Jail Of
zee he received money which had been
forwarded him from his sister In
Queens. L. L. with instructions to
come there at once. He followed one
suggestion in that he took the money,
and started out to complete the
stretch back to Long Island, but the
fact that he had regular money and
the cafes were handy conquered him.
The court gave him a sentence of 10
days with costs.
The cars of the Connecticut CO. met
With a series of mishaps at the Pickett
switch Wednesday evening and yester-
evening cars coming from Southport
split the switch, the forward trucks
going UP one track and the rear trucks
M another One car stopped only
when q tree was reached. erday
morning two more cars went Of the
tracks Under the same circumstances.
All day long the cars took the switch
carefully.
The drop in the temperature has in
duced the Conn. Co. TO put on the
closed cars. Yesterday morning with
the first cars from the Bridgeport
rarns the closed cars were continued
throughout the day. They were really
needed, but there will be many warm
days yet to come when the open cars
will go much better.
The new permanent road laid
through the town by the Warren Bros
Co. has so pleased the officials of that
company that in many places along
4he route they have erected signs call
ing attention to the fact that this is
Warrenite laid over macadam.' The
>-~-@aaaz Considers the stretch between