The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-08-25
C.O.P.DELECATES IN COUNTY AWAIT
 JOHN IFS ORDERS
After Complimentary Vote For Wilson, They Don't
 Know Stand Yet.

Delegates named at the Republican, primaries in Fairfield county and vi cinity last night will apparently gt to the state convention uninstructed except that they will cast a compli mentary vote for Lieutenant Governor Clifford B. Wilson for governor.
 After that they will probably be fol the candidate whom John T. King ol Bridgeport likes. Up to the present time in this county MT. King has maintained that, the lieutenant gov. ernor ought to be the choice of thu delegates from this section and tho leaders in the various districts have intimated that they would give Mayor Wilson a complimentary vote a least.
 It is known to those on the inside however. that MT. King is 'playin possum'' and that he will wait unti the last moment before taking any ac' tive stand for either Gov. Holcomb Frank E. Healy of Windsor Locks ol Dennis Blakeslee of New Haven. al of whom are seeking the gubernator' ial nomination. The Republican pri. maries held here last night give nc indication as to how Bridgeport VII stand. There were no contests. The following delegates to the town and city convention to be held at Republi- can headquarters Monday night were named:
 First District-Malcolm MacFayden William E. Seeley. Howard Mclean
 Second District-John T. King. Wal ter l.. Elwood. James Flood.
 Third District-Howard F. Smith James T. Reynolds. John Renchy.
 Fourth District-James A. Turner Frank w. Roraback, George w. Sam- onds.
 Fifth District-william A. H. Hat field, Charles A. Bottomley, William F. Blight.
 Sixth District-Charles A. Wills Gregory F. Doyle. Robert J. Connors'
 Seventh District-George c. Peet George N. Finkelstone, William H. Buckley.
 Eighth District-Harry M. Clark Frederick R. Garfield, Salvatore Mon- tuore.
 Ninth District-Chester Downs Clark Bloss. John Pistey.
 Tenth District-Edward F. Seeley Frank J. Kiczka, Samuel F. Leon ard.
 Eleventh District-oliver c. Cole Fred Cooper. Samuel Strading.
 Twelfth District-Vincent s. Whit ney, Clayton J. Griggs. William A. Foster.
 These delegates will name delegates to the state convention, congreesional convention and probate convention. Most of the other towns in the county named all these delegates at the cau- cuses last night.
 In Stratford the caucus resulted as follows:
 Delegates to the state conventions:
 Judge c. H. Peck. F. E- Conine, J. J. Corr and Walter Hanford.
 To the congressional convention:
 c. E. Dufour, F. Starr Beardsley. Harry A. Burnes and John E.. Beardsley.
 To the senatorial conventions:
 David l.. Rhoades. Seymour Wells Leroy M. Beach and Rollin A. Curtiss.
 Judge Peck presided at the meeting and F. o. Rhoades acted as clerk.
 Milford selected these delegates to the state convention:
 J. D. Brown, Jr., Edgar P. Clark, Omar w. Platt and William A. Rose.
 Congressional convention:
 James A. Perry, J. Fred Van Syckle. George B. Mallory and Roger s. Bald win.
 Senatorial conventions:
 Christopher J. Lalley and David &. Wabber. Milford is in the Third con- gressional and 14th senatorial district.
 Newtown, in the Fourth congress sional and 18th senatorial district,