The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-12-02
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 New town ec. Among the promfn- ent local Republicans who attended. the party get-togeth er-and -dfTide patronage-m meeting at the Casino. Bridgeport last night were merchant R IT. Beers Hobart IL and Newton 2 Curtis, w. c Johnson, Constable o. B. Johnson. C. PIatt, David zabriskie and Herman. N. Tiemann, The delegation went in two autos, and seemed deterrnined to be on hand at all conferences to properly represent the town partisans who firmly be- I5e9e in the time-honored principle t1iat to the victors belong the spoils.,' The delegation expects to be right 511r- der the plum tree when it is shaken.
 Town Clerk Rttzschler has not yet. be afilxed to all deeds and mortgages. notwithstanding the law is in effect December l. He proposes, however to record all such documents as they come to hand and aflix the stamps later. As he is on jury duty in Bridge port this week he will apply to the sub-conector of internal revenue for a supply of documbentary stamps. and hopes to be ready by the end of the week for all Newtown patrons.
 W. Troy and the Misses Anna Troy, May Egan and May Houlihan spent Tuesday in the campaign for funds for the St. vancentss hospital, and report that everyVvhere they were received courteously by all our towns people and met with . hearty response about $100 being subscribed the first day, The party went about town in MT. Troy's car.
 Jesse A. James, station master at HawIeyviIle. ds on jury duty h Bridge port today as one Of NewtoWns Jur- ors
 Mrs James caznpbeH of sandy Hook " as recent visitor In Bridgeport.
 MT. and Mrs. Marcus Connors and son A1chaeI visited Bridgeport on Tuesday.
 Michael !. Ac11ahon. son of Michael 1GeMahqn of Bridgeport. was buried in St 11tchaefs cernetery today and many NeWtoWn relatives attended the funeral. The deceased was born in Newtown and was 34 years of age
 Frank Blaclxman autoed to Bridge port with a large party last night to attend the theaters and incidentally enjoy the delightful weather and the Beautiful moonlight, and each other society
 Phdfip IL Haugf1 of Botsford. son of the late Michael Haugh, died Tues day afternoon at the family home. af- ter an illness of some months aged trade, and was well known all over town. being very actdve in Democratic politics a few years ago, in which &C., tivity he held an enviabIe position for II11SIW0fIn1AeSS ana ability to get out the vote. He lived with his sister Miss Mary Jane Haugh, who together with several sisters and brothers sur vive him. There is genuine regret for his untfme1y death. The funeral will occur Thursday morning from his late home at g a. m. and from St Hoses church at 10 a. n. He was a
 ember Of the Holy Name society and Ned other society affiliations
 Rev. George q. Sinnott is spending a few days in Hartford where he went Monday with his sisters, who were his guests for the Thanksgiving holi- day.
 Rev. Father Coho1an enjoyed visii with New Britain relatives the end of last week returning Saturday to Newtown.
 and Mrs H M- Greenman and children visited MT. and Mrs Frank lin MaI1ette of TrumbulI, Sunday.
 Mr. and Mrs. James Clark of Half way River district, entertained thetl daughter, Miss Florence Clark of Lone sEIili, for the holiday festivities
 Miss Caroline George is enjoying the hospitality of Trinity rectory, with Rev. and Mrs. James IT. George
 Miss Florence GAffney of Walnu1 Tree HfI had as guest for the weel end her cousin, Miss GenevfeVe Browr of Bridgeport.
 Miss Irene Peeso. who is at the home Of her father, Edward Peeso of Rock wood avenue is convalescing from severe spell of sickness
 Merchant L. C. Morris is exnnnkad