The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-29
M'FAYDEN BOOM FALLS FLAT AT
 8. Q. P. CAUCUS
Won't Buck Administration Stagg to Try Again in
 First District.


 Alderman MacFayden has been put back in line and it is expected he will stay put John T. King on his re- i turn from Maine stabbed a hole in the boom which friends of the alder man were swelling for his nomination for mayor. If the Republicans should | have a majority this year, however, he will not be elected president of the lcouncu At the caucus of the First District. Republicans held last night l lAfderulan MacFayden and a number tof his, friends were present but they made no attempt to upset-the program made by the administration
 F Haarie earIick, clerk Of the city loourt, presided and he with John J, iHines and Leonard Cort were named ldelega4es to nominate delegates 1o the stov1n and city convention Thelr nom nom fractions will be confirmed without con t4est at the Republican, primaries next "wednesday night. Following the rule Eof the Republican party MT. Gariick Ia@ the first delegate from the First t6issract. will b@ the Chairman or the bnnxRvautaon-
 kEta1enent regarding his attitude on 1fl4es saa-voralty nomination other than k1o eay that if people want him he kV.zfn run Joseph H. Stagg will receive Sa reronn1natdon for alderman in this FskistK1ct.
 gre,vrn Chairman J. Alex Robinson kxesterday afternoon named Deputy beherfR Thomas Cunningham to suc- koaed Charles Kingston, who resigned nss caaarnnan in the Sixth district. To- kuaozzozv or next day he will name Sen fatur John M OConnell as chairman in kaa1e Eighth district to succeed James zE Galncreswho also has resigned.
 George Grdsshanss the assistant IctxaaEnaar,, is d candidate for the job sAuE John T. King believes that Sen Is Es1site sta1e. zvarring clements in the dis k eanaeor OeConneu declared today tNlzax under no circumstances would he Ehe q candidate for the Republican t1aaKnfna4lOn for alderman in the dis
 tfT7aa people of the district were good enough to send me to the conn
 mon council once'' he said, they all I1o helped send me to the senate. would be ungratefu1 for past favors Y if asked them for anything more.
 NO candidate for alderman has been named by the Republicans of the Fourth district where Alderman walker is likely to run again on the Democratic ticket The delegates named at the caucus Monday night were William Chew, William Cannon and Homer Commette The Republi- cans are experiencing considerable difficulty in getting a. candidate.
 Neither Ralph S. Brodericl, Repub' lican alderman in the Third distric or Frederick IL. Delaney Re publican alderman in the Sevents "a istr rict vii seek renoIn1ha tions and the Repub1i cans are rather hard put to find can didates with the same vote gettins powers to take their places
 Thursday night the Republicans o the Tenth district will caucus in Man warang hall and Friday night the Re pubIicahs Of the Twelfth district vii meet to name candidates for delegate and an alderman The Republican are rather fearful or the plans of tn Commission Form of Governmen 1eagueAto name an 4ndependent tickei
 Chatham lC. C. B1ackhanl of tn Eleventh district. has called a caucu for 3pmorrow night O. c. Cole wi
 be named as aldermanic candidate
 The delegate ticket has not yet bee
 named, but BIackha1n will probabI Ihead t