The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1918-09-07
MobiIizing Community Resources.

Bridgeport, Daniel Corbett, of Dan bury, and John K. Corbett, of Lam caster, Pennsylvania.
 The democratic town caucus will be held at the town hall Tuesday night, Sept. 10, at the usual hour. Besides nominating a full town tocket, the election of a town committee for two years will take place. The present committee are A. J. Gallagher, Ed ward Troy and T. F. Bradley. All democrats recognize that this is the golden opportunity to bring the party back again as the dominant party, by putting up a strong ticket with noth- ing but Wilson democrats on it, and then electing them.
 Miss Mary Jordan of the Glen is en- toying a two weeks vacation, which will be spent in various cities. She expects to return next week to the Rem. Arms Co.,, where she is an eX- pert stenographer.
 The Misses Jennie, Catherine and Heldl Lundgren, daughters Mir and Mrs. George Lungdren of Sondy Hook, are enjoying this week with friends in East Portchester, Conn.,, and in Irvington-on-the Hudson.
 MT. and Mrs. T. r. Brew motored to Springfield, Moss. and spent Sun | day and Labor Day with Mrs. Brew's s | parents in that city.
 Mrs. R. r. WheeIer of Bethlehem, | Conn.,, is a guest Of her sister, Mrs. | c. w. Carlsan of Platts Hill.
 Mrs. T. Lillis of Danbury, visited Mrs. G. P. Lillis, Wednesday. The lat ter is in feeble health and is tenderly cared for by her daughter Mrs. Henry l Costello, Dayton street.
 | Joseph Bradley of New York, is en- 1 toying a part of his Yaction at the | Sandy Hook hotel.
 Mrs. and Mrs. Leo Braun of New l Haven, are spending a few days with Mrs. M. J. Kelly, of Newtown.
 The public school teachers will meet
 with Supervisor Leo T. dickson, Sat
 urday afternoon at the high schoo
 building. Schools open for the year
 Monday, Sept g. Teachers have beer l secured to fill vacancies caused by the resignations of Miss Anna Murphy an6
 Miss Margaret Carroll. Two gradu-
 ates of the high school the Misses
 Houlihan sisters have been secured
 for these positions, and the choice
 gives satisfaction to all.
 Miss Anna Corbett Danbury State
 Normal school, 1918, has taken a DO
 sition in the public schools of Had
 dam, Conn.,, and Miss Mary Keane
 also a graduate this year from tht
 +o no1
 to teach.
 Hopewell district is still without
 teacher but the board hopes to b.
 able to secure a teacher in time foI
 the opening Sept. 10. Normal gradu ates are not attracted to Newtowl due to the low compensation for ex pert services, so that high school grac
 uates this year will be offered chance to fill these positions in town Michael Kilbride has joined tn
 troop of Commuters to Bridgeport } having secured a position in the Rem. Arms Go.
 : MT. and Mrs. Frederick Lockwoot are receiving congratulations over tn arrival of son, born recently. . Thomas and Matthew McC:rthy o s New York city, returned Sunda
 night after sending a pleasant vaca } ton of two weeks with Mrs. Mar Scanlin, of Walnut-Tree-HiI. . Newtown, Sept. 6.-Max Kranz wa :. arraigned before Justice P. H. McCar
 thy Thursday afternoon for variou I robberies committed a year ago i f town. He was represented by At . torney J. J. Cullinan of Bridgeport f kranz waived examination and wa Q bound over to the Superior court un . der bonds of $1.00o. Constable ( f B. Johnson took him to jail. Tn