The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-09-20
STAMFORD WARNS UP FOR ELECTION
 OF TOWN OFFICERS
Many Candidates Will Be Eliminated at TomorroW's
 Voting.
Especial to The F'armer.)

'NoPNOAS(A Stratford Sept -20-The first direct primary election in which all the of fees of the town will be voted upon will take place tomorrow at the town hall The polls will be open from 12 o'clock at noon until 8:3o o'clock in the evening" Interest throughout the town over the election has De- come very intense. Following is the list of candidates for the different or fees: First seIectman, Dr. Ro1lin A. Curtis and James Lally; select men, Martin E. Knapp, William J. Williamson, John J. Williams, Fred w. NettIeton, William A. Stagg, Ed ward B. Roberts and Timothy J. Ry- an assessor, J. Henry Brakeman. C. Edwin Dufour and Richard l.. stan ton; town clerk, Harold c. Lowell; tax collector, John 0. Wi1coxson and F, o. Rhoades; town treasurer Walter S. Curtis, Walter A. Goddard and Geo. T. Jewell; registrars of voters, Theo- dore Blac1zert, Henry B. Wells, Chas- A. Abercrombie, Frank L. Hanson and George H. Bateman; school board, Mrs. Louis A. 4Synder, Mrs. Rosamun- da Winton, Mrs. Sterling F1l1mer, Abraham Wellington, Frederick B. Cummings and Frederick G. Taylor;
  Charles f. Judson, Max Fredericks, Minnie L. .Judson and Madeline Holmes; auditor. Kingsley B. Hill, William H. Nolan, Gilbert Y. Ed warGs and John A. Graham; board of relief, Edward Allen, Frederick G. Beyans, Charles Graham. Louis H. Wells ~Gustave R. Johnson and Cliff ford B. Kearney; board of finance, Fred Van De Bogart, Robert V. Tur- 1io Ia ri A bell, Melville Goodwin and William H. Fryer; {constables. Charles Zerrelly, Frank G. Berard. James A. Hale, Ed ward Manchester Arthur A. Parrott, Wilkes A Donaldson, William Bass cit, Frank L. Palmer, H. Briggs Bar mum, Alfred w. Stacey, George F.. Ash, James R. McQuilan, George H. Fryer, Joseph Buskey and Edward W. BurPitt.
 Charles Warwick of Philadelphias has been appointed as station agent to succeed Walter Curtis, who recent ly resigned to accept the position as assistant cashier at the Stratford Trust Go.
 A very pretty wedding was solemn ized this morning at 8, o'clock atqSt. James R. c. church when Miss Rose Beaudoin, daughter of Mrs. Dalia Beaudoin of Bruce avenue, became the bride of Bernard R. Scully of Bridgeport. Rev. Michael J. O,Con- nor, the pastor, off1ciated at the cere- mony. Miss Emma Lydisken acted as maid of honor and Louis Scu1y, brother Of the bridegroom, was the best man. Following the aceremony there was a wedding breakfast served at the home of the brides parents, on Bruce avenue.
 The wedding of Miss Katherine. E. Mohan, who for several years has lived at the Walter Wheeler home on Academy Hill, to Raymond Bou- tin of Bridgeport will take place Thursday morning, September 29, at St. 1Jatnes' R. c. church. Rev. Mich ael J. O'Connor will perform the ceremony.
 The annual fair of St. James R. O.. church will be held in Red Mems hall, Church street, from October 4 to Oc- tober 1 4inc1usive, A musical and dance program will be held every eve ming.
 Mrs. Ernest c. Carpenter will be the speaker at the meeting of the Child Welfare club to be held Tuesday af- ternoon in Miss Bertha Hinckley's room in the portable building in the center school Her topic will be t'ChiId Labor in Connecticut The meeting will be called at 4:3O o'clock.