The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-05
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tion by which the question of munich pal ownership may be submitted to the voters at appropriate intervals. whether any given enterprise should or should not be municipally oper- ated.
 We favor legislation which will safeguard the principles Of bidding and competition in the letting of pub l lie contracts
 We commend the services of our representatives in congress, and espe- cially the service of the representa- tive from the fourth district in his courageous fight against absenteeism. We appeal to the voters to sus- l tain the presidents policy of peace by giving him again congress in sympathy with him aAd with his no- b1e aim to make this nation an ex- | ample to the world.
 On motion of William F. Russell, chairmen of the delegations from the even number districts announced the appoin tment of the following to the l executive committee: Second district, John J. Broderict1; Fourth, Daniel E.
 Walker; Sixth, William J. Moran; Eighth, John J. AHorrissey; Tenth, William F. Russell; Twelfth Thomas Hungerford, Aid. Moran succeeds Hen ry Clampett in the Sixth district and Hungerford James A Coates in the Twelfth. Attorney Hugh J. Lavery read the following list of delegates and nominees which were unanimous ly accepted by the conventions: | Delegates at large to state conven- ton: T. J. Murphy, Thomas M. Gull linan, George Mara, F. c. Mullins, l Stephen F. Boucher William F. R11s- sell, Archibald N1cNen.
 District delegates to state conven- l ton: First, Daniel J. Clifford. Sec ond, John H. McNTurray. Third. sam uel AGellitz. Fourth, Robert G. DeFor- est Fifth, Morris F, McKenna. Sixth, William J. Moran. Seventh, Thoma $ Ninth, George M Coughlin. Tenth, Hugh J. I.avery. Eleventh. James H. O'Rourlze. Twelfth, Charles Miller.
 Delegates at large to Cong. conven- tion: John J. Frederick. Michael H. Ford, Archibald J. Iseverty, John H. Coughlin, stephen F. Boucher John C. Miller and William Corry.
 District delegates to congressional convention: First, Edward F Mo Govern Second Thomas McHugh Third, John H. Cassidy Fourth, John QuinIivan. Fifth, James E. Burnes. Sixth, B. T. Buckingham Seventh, John R. Carney. Eighth, John F. Clancy. Ninth, Lynn W. Wilson. | Tenth. Frank Hearn. Eleventh, John U Barton. Twelfth, Joseph Tichey. l Delegates at large to county conven- tion- James P. Griffin, Patrick J. l Reilly, Edward H. Jones, Patrick H. Brady, Henry Clampett. Archibald Cameron, George Mulligan. | District delegates to county conven- ton: First, William Clifford. Second, John Mccarthy. Third, William E. 1 Cassidy. Fourth, Thomas e. Carroll. Fifth, Michael J. Cla.bby. Sixth, James Horhan. Seventh, Edward H. Jones'. Eighth, Edward l.. Callahan Ninth, Lawrence E. Weller. Tenth. llAnthony VerelIi Eleventh, Albert | WilIman. Twelfth, David Miller. Delegates at large to probate con vention: Carlos Peck, James F. Beck. | Henry J. Devaney, Thomas Toomey, Daniel E. Walker, John F. G1ennon, George Efford.
 District delegates to probate con ventfon: First, William B. Donnelly. Second, Harry P. Lyons Third. Vic tor Verrele. Fourth, Robert G. De- Forest Fifth, Edward Lynch. Sixth, James Saunders. Seventh, William Hearn Eighth, Henry J. Dexaney. 1 Ninth, Michael Lptah. Tenth, Thom- as F. White. Eleventh, Archibald A. l Cameron. Twelfth, Charles J. Poole As candidates for members of the | board of education the convention
 named Dr. George W. Osborn to sue ceed himself and Robert Goddard to | succeed William Iieberun1, the pres l ent president of the board, who after
 many years of faithful service in the | interest of the city desires to- retire
 from public life MT Goddard is the paying teller of the Bridgeport Trust | Go.
 As candidates for selectmen the con vention named Joseph Yirga, Joseph 1 Mccarthy and Lawrence Foley.
 The delegates named to the repre- I .L fHA l ent districts were:
 1 Dennis Gaynor and Charles Hin man.
 l ?. John J. Ford, Harry Sieger. | B. John Flanagan. William Allen.
 4. Frank J. Clancy, Albert Reichert.
 5. Howard Sullivan, Joseph c. Yir-
 ga. Jr.
 2 John H. O'Rourke, Charles F.
 8. Albert A Tibba1s Ernest Kali mer.
 g. stephen L. MoMahon, Charles I Sachs.
 10. John Capozzi, Joseph Teska-
 Il. John H. Tague, James A. Hart.
 12. John B. Ryan, George Rickel- 1 The following were the delegates
 who composed the convention: l First District-John A. Hurley, Will
 liam Clifford, James McCann, William b. OOnhS14y oiiO <AA AACANA OeOA p 7AAA' | Second D5strict-Thom McHugh Thomas Ward, Joseph Mccarthy Joseph Healy, and James P. Griffin. | Third District-George E. Mu1ligan | John B. Flanagan, John H. Cassidy l William Allen, and Clifford B. Cassidy proxy for Joseph D. Ratzenberger. 1 Fourth District-Daniel E. Walker IYRobert G. DeF'orest, Thomas c. Car | roll, John R. Quinlivan, and AIber1 | Reichert.
 1 Fifth D:ktrict-Michae1 J. C1abby | Howard A. Sullivan. Edward B. Lynch
 James B. Burns, and Joseph Yirga.
 Sixth District-John H. Casey, Pat 1 rick J. NoI1oy, John F. McKeon, Her
 man F. Miller, and Michael Brennan cs-4-.--tl i.,t-