The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-24
THOS. M'QUILLAN'S CANDIDACY GAINS
 POPULARITY DAILY
Nominee For Representative Has Served Well Tn
 Public Office.
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 StratfoTd, Oct, 24-Wita1out doubt the candidacy of Thomas McQud1- Ian for representative should appeal with convincing force to all Democrat ic, as we'll as many independent voters of Stratfor1.
 MT NDcQuilEan was born in Straft- ford in 1884. He attended the public schools of the town and then entered the employ of the Union MetaTic Cart ridge company in which factory he has advanced himself to foreman of the chemical department. When g. young man he enrolled as a member of the Democratic party and has ever staunchest workers. MT McQuillan has always taken an active interest in town affairs. In 1910, MT. McQuillan was elected as an assessor for three years, defeating his opponent David Rhoades, by a substantial maj ajoIdty. While on this board he performed his duty in every detail and left an ex- ceElent record
 MT McQudllan is a member of the Board of Trade and also director of the stratbord Savings and Loan as- sociatfon.
 1 MT McQuIIah fully realizes the re- sponsibdlfty attached to the position for which Ele is striving and if elected the people of Statford can be as slhred that he VII have their best i'm l
 Charged with excessive speeding of an autounobfbe, Ira B. Orr, of 25 George
 street, New Haven, was fined $5 and costs yesterday by Justice Lewis A. tPo1ley in the Stratford court. State I Policeman FoweN Wheeler made the arrest.
 The case of K. c. Jesonhs of Hollis
 ter Heights, who was arrested by Con
 stable William Bassett, charged with
 Bassett when he was arresting Theo- l dore Ilatske on the afternoon of Ocbo- Der 6, was nolled as the testimony ] against him was conflicting
 aOn Monday evening, the case of Louis Goldberg, who was arrested on September 26 by State Policeman Am I tf1ony Fellows on a. warrant sworn Eout by Benjamin CIough charging him ] with damaging property will be heard I before Justice Lewis A. Policy.
 ] Twelve qew voters were made yes terday by the registrars who were in lsession from a. m. until 8 p. m T Yesterday afteTnoon tn e Friday Af- lternoon Bridge club held their first meeting of the season at the home of
 Mrs. Clarence Gooden on Broad street. At the needing it was voted at the end
 of the season to have a theater party. The members of the club are Mrs. Harvey Newburn, Mrs. F. S. Boards ley Mrs. Charles Sflirnan, Mrs. Rob II eTit SilliInan, Mrs Robert Wheeler. d Mrs. John AIdlIer, Mrs. c. w. Walker. Mrs George Wilson, Mrs. F. L.. Cur tis, Mrs Edward Judson, Miss Flor s.I A number of friends of the members of the NIut-N11t club have been invited { to attend a box social to be held al
 their club roo1ns on Nichols avenue
 this evening.
 , Services in the Bethany church bo- !, morrow are At 1o:30 a. m. the pas tor, Rev. s. H. Bray, will preach and the session of the Sunday school vii : be held at the close of the morning l,service. The Young Peoples meeting i will be held at 6:45 followed by preach i, ing in the evening. All are vel come.
 The 8 o'clock service will be orlfttet : at Christ church tomorrow the Rev > Chauncey C. Kennedy is out of town 2 Rev. Mr. Hermans of West Heaven 7 curate to Rev. MT. Kenyon, will preacf at the 10.3o service. At the T:S( ser-vace Rev. Chaanacey C. Kennedy will be present and conduct, it
 At the Congregational church, Rev
 F. A. Sumner, pastor of the Fdrs 2 Church, Milford, will preach in ths . morning in exchange with the pas ' tor. In the evening there will be ar ? asddress by Rev. w. w. Ieete, D. D. . formerly of the Dwight Place church : : New Haven; upon the work of tn, 2 Congregations Church Building so lciety. Believing that there can be n4 ' better preparatton for the winter 7 work than a study of the early cha1rcl 2 as seen in the Book of Acts, Dr Pack : ard will begin next Wednesday night ]
 series of lectures on the .tG1oTiou
 Morning Days of the Church Ser
 vice of song and prayer as usual. Al
 interested are invited. The first lee
 tlr'e will be upon Forty Days Witt N the Risen Jesus''
 AI Rev. Ernest c. Carpenter, pastor Q 7 StTatford M. B. church, preach morn
 Ing and evening. The topic in tn e morning will be 'eThe Comfort of tn q Gospel" In the evening tine topic vii -sl be 1.-The Making of Men.' A Iarg t delegation of Red Men from Bridge
 port and Milford will be present an F la1so Okenuck tribe of eStrafford Tn : fine male quartet Of Konkapo otanaug a tribe will be present and sing two SC ' lecstdo1ls.