The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-12
NeWtOWn Democrats
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 Netwown, Sept. 12-The Democratic caucus. last night, at the town hall, organized by cleo ting Thomas F. Brad ley chairman and Oscar P1tzschler clerk. Town Committeeman A. J. Gal lagher read the notice, and the voters Immediately proceeded to the work of the call There were no contests, except in the matter of Registrar of Voters in the Second voting district in which the present incumbent, F. J. Kirby, won over John J. Carmody by a. majority of 50 votes. The. ticket put in noTnina- ton follows:
 First select1nan, Ephrafnn D. Bris- COG; second selectmap, Thomas F. Brew; assessor, Fred B. Lake; board of relief, Richard Egan, Frederick Rein jurors, P. H. Cannon, Austin Conger; tax collector, John F. Houlihan; town clerk, Oscar Pitzschler; constabIes Austin Hurd, C. Conger, Frederick Lockwood, Thomas Carlson; regis trars of voters first district, Thomas F. Bradley; second district, Frank J. Kirby; high school committee, M. A. Corbett, Rev George T. Sinnottt; school visitor, Martin A. Corbett.
 Newtown ladies who are agitating ment association. have aroused enough interest to warrant the calling of q special meeting for Saturday evening, Sept. 2G, at the Library building. The call includes the good offices of the males, and under the auspices of War den c. G. Peek, who takes interest in the beautifying of our Main street, it is believed that a good attendance will be found at this initial meeting Every body admits that such a society is nec- I'essary, and it's members will find plenty of occupation in making lbeautiful Newtown.
 1 Policeman P F. Grove of Danbnry, m7ied at his home Thursday His fun era1 will occur Sunday, and many rel. atives from. his native town of New | town are expecting to attend. | The Con ngregational church bi-cen- ltennial celebration will occur on Octo- Der IS. 19 and 20. The following ladies 1 Of the parish are a, committee on dec bration. Mrs. A. J. Smith, Mrs. L. c. Morris, Mrs. A. w. Reynolds Mrs. Ida Hubbe Mrs! J. B. Woodhu1 Mrs. IT. w. Wheeler, Mrs. P. B. Abbott, and Mrs. w. H. Thickett. t< NEWSY ITEMS.
 Horace A, Case of Clinton, Conn, the new teacher at Taunton school, Is boarding with Mrs. Cornelia Sturges
 Miss Charlesina DriscoIl, teacher at Palestine, boards at MT. IF. P. Boy sons. sfN
 Miss Nora Blake Of Walnut Tree HILL has secured position in Summer field school. Bridgeport, committing daily.
 South Center opened this year with a fair. attendance. Miss Anna Ruffles teacher.
 VISITORS IN TOWN.
 Miss Margaret Blake and friend. Miss Julia Wallace of Naugatuck, spent Thursday at MT. and Mrs. Michael BIake,s, Walnut Tree Hill.
 MT. Edward KIbride, Jersey City, N J., is spending two weeks at MT and Mrs. flames Corbett's, Botsford
 Perry Mosier Triton, N Y. is a guest of Mir, and Mrs. George R. Wilson, Taunton.j
 Mrs Martha Twiner is in New York city, attending the funeral of her aunt Mrs. M. Merritt.
 Mrs Alice Northrop attended the State fair at Hartford Thursday
 Miss MoIlie Reiser is spending the week with Bridgeport friends
 MT. and Mrs. James Egan and Miss
 Helen Egan spent Wednesday in Dan bury.
 Mr and Mrs M. F. c~nwe and MT and Mrs. John Maloney spent the hoI- iday with MT. and Mrs. Steven Horan of Bridgeport.
 William Loughran. Jr., has returned. to his home in New York city. 1 Miss Kate Finnell is guest at Mrs. Nora Kean's, Gold Springs low school in Bostwick avenue will
 be placed on half time because their 1 school is not large enough to accom- modate the humber who have applied for tuition in the lower grades! This arrangement will continue until the Jackson school which is building in 1 BOStWick aVeneu near SprI1ee street jS