The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-10
STAMFORD CAUCUS FAILS TO ENDORSE
 JUDGE CHAS. PECK
Justices of Peace and Repre- SentatiVeS Also Nominated.
Special to The Farmer )

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 Stratford, Oct. 1O.-Judge Charles H. Peck, Republican candidate for judge of probate. district of stratford. did not receive an endorsement of his nomination at the town convention caucus held in the town hall last even ing. Judge Peck presented a letter from Attorney John H. Light stating that his nomination which was made several weeks ago under the direct pri- mary system made him a legal can dfdate and therefore endorsement by the caucus was unnecessary. Fred Starr Beards1ey moved that the ques- ton of the endorsement of Judge Peck by the caucus be laid on the table Before the motion was seconded, At torney John J. Corr moved that Judge Peck be not endorsed and Joseph Mon ahan seconded the motion Frank E. Conine, who had been made chairman of the meeting, promptly put the mo ton and it was carried
 After the warning was read the vot- CTS proceeded to nominate justices of the peace. The BeardsIey-M -Morehouse faction wished to present six names, but Chairman Conine presented the following, who were nominated by ac- .cIamationi John AIolyneaux, Charles H. Peck, Richard Stanton, Gustave Johnson, Max F'redericks, and F. w. NettIeton. The next business was to nominate two representatives to Hart ford. The I3eardsley yzMorehouse fac tfon presented the names of J. Henry Biakeman and Ivan NIorehouse, their idea being to vote for the two on one ballot The ZConine faction opposed this The voters then proceeded to cast their ballots. J. Henry Blakeman was nominated unanimously. Ivan Morehouse and Ernest Reed were then nominated, AHorehouse receiving 153 and Reed 1Os. Harold c. Lowell acted as clerk.
 Vital statistics recorded at the town clerks office for the month of Septem- Der show that there were seven births, five deaths and four marriages. Births A son to MT. and Mrs. James H. Grindrod: a son. to MT. and Mrs. Rob- ert Hanna; a son to MT and Mrs. Mar tin J. FenneH; a daughter to MT. and Mrs Thomas Ramatysich; 8 son to MT. and Mrs. Joseph aPetroich; a son to MT. and Mrs. Maurice T. Curtis; son to MT. and Mrs Frederick Voccolo. Deaths-Sarah L. wheeler, age 73; Oliver A. Patterson, aged 10 months; Alexander St. John, aged TO-; John Morrison, aged 62, and Rose Perra, aged A. Marrfage ages-ChRrles H. Lais- ter, aged 2s to Sarah E. Blamey, aged 25, by Rev. Spence H. Bray of Strat- ford; Patrick Quinn aged 28, to Nell lie Miller, aged 31, by Rev. Ernest Car penter of the Methodist church; All fred Clark, aged. 31, to Mildred Dough las, aged 27, by Rev. Chauncey C. Ken nedy, of Christ Episcopal church and Napoleon watson. aged AS, to Alice Dram, aged 42, by Charles H. Peck, justice of the peace.
 These warrantee deeds have been re- corded. at the town clerks office: An nie Haug' to Fred Troesser and wife, house and land on Huntington road above Paradise Green; Ernest Cox to wilbert Sanford. land bounded and de- scribed as follows: North by land of Wallace Botsford, 50 feet, east by land of Henry Sanford 150 feet. south by the proposed street and west by land of Charles Sturdevant and John Booth. ; A fine of $5 and costs with uspended judgment was imposedA upon Maurice Grant of Bridgeport, for shooting game on Sunday without a license. Grant told conflicting statements about having a1icense but was unable to show it. Game Warden Arthur Par rott made the arrest.
 The trial of Michael Latzke of Hollis ter Heights, who was arrested by Con- stable William Bassett for creating 8 disturbance and resisting him. will be heard Monday October 12, before Jus tice Louis A. Policy in the Stratford court, Latzke is under $100 bonds.
 Masses at St James R. c. church Sunday, will be celebrated at 8:30 and 10:S0. The last mass will be a high one,
 At the Congregational church. Rev E. N. Packard, pastor, will review the ten years of his ministry in Stratford He will preach in the morning and evening.
 The regular morning and evening service will be held at Christ Episcopal church tomorrow. Rev. Chauneey C. Kennedy will conduct both services. -