The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-11-12
JUDGE PECK SPENT
 NOTHING FOR HIS
 PROBATE ELECTI0
Other Stratford Candidates at Recent Contest File Returns With Town Clerk.
fspaoial to the .Farner.l

Stratford. Nov. 12-Judge Charles H. Peck, Republican, elected to justice or the peace, spent nothing to win ms position. according to the return of his eanpatgn expenses filed in the town clerks office Neither did Lewis A. Policy. Progressive, elected to justice of the peace MT. Ephradm N. Wake lee, Democrat, elected to justice or the peace Ro1lin A. CuGttss, Progressive, elected to office of first selectman, spent s6. 75 for car fare and auto hire and $8 for cigars at Charles Abercrom- biess cigar store after election. Thomas AIcQuillan, Democrat, defeated can dtdafe for representative, spent $10 for general expenses. David l.. Rhoade, DepubIican, elected assessor, spent $1 for ballots John J. Conroy, Demo crat,- defeated candidate for selectman, spent $1.75 for printing, for postals, 20 cents and writing paper, 25 cents. J. Henry Blakennan, Republican, elected representative to the general assem-. bly, contributed $10 to the Republican
 Judge Peck spent $42.7b to be elected to the off1ce of judge of probate ac- scording' to a. statement filed at Hart ford, yesterday.
 A petition by the residents along South Main street no doubt will be company, asking them to extend their tracks from Hard's corner, Main street, and Stratford avenue, to Little Neck bridge All the residents seem to be entirely in favor of the plan and some have already volunteered to give land in front of their property where the road narrows somewhat. South Main street has been widened it's entire length, the town having expended 800. in the work of laying out of the road to a. uniform width.
 A fine of $5 and costs was imposed T7qo7 E,v Few is A. Policy yesterday charged wirh having the rear light Of his auto mobile out and not having his car reg istered. State Policeman Anthony Fellows made the arrest.
 Miss Ruth R. Wells, daughter of for mer Selectman Charles wells, will be- united in marriage to Albert Worthen of Bridgeport, next Wednesday,, Nov. Is, by Rev. Edward N. Packard D. D., pastor of the Congregational church
 Alexander Kennedy, aged three years, and David Kennedy, aged four months. sons of Rev and Mrs. Chaun-f cey c. Kennedy, were baptized Tuess-, day afternoon by Rev. Stuart Means of St. Johns church, New Haven. A number of intends were present Among those present were John Kennedy, an uncle of the rector; Frederick W. Campbell of New Haven; Miss Pulls ford of South Orange. N. J., a sister of Mrs. Kennedy; Arthur PuIsford of Elizabeth, N. @J., a brother; Mrs. Hem ry Craig of South Orange N J. and pr. G. W. Tracy of Hartford.
 There was a very large attendance at the meeting held by the Stratford people in the library when plans were formulated for the relief of the Euro pean war sufferers, committees were appointed and arrangements were made to proceed with the work of assisting the unf0rtunates rendered homeless by the war. Miss Frances Russell wa the chairman amt map ped out the work for the organization. Mis- Wfnifred Todd was treasurer and Mrs Louise shelton, secretary Gar ments will be made by the members and as soon completed, will be for warded to the central station for ship ment to Europe Dhe society is still open for new members and all those who have a desire to help the suffer CTS in Europe may inquire from the librarian at the Stratford library
 The Oken1ck tribe degree team will trail to Fair Haven this evening to work the Hunters and Warriors de- gree for Ninnigret tribe A large delegation of Red 1Een will accom-