The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1921-09-14
Fairfield

Judge John H. Perry, Of Southport precise and exact in all his actions, presided at the Republican caucus at town hall last evening. With the able assistance Of Clerk Joseph I. Flint, the smooth running Republican machine still turns around in it's well oiled course of progress and business meth ods. With one-of the largest crowds that has attended a caucus in Fairfield last nights gathering transacted the business on hand with speed and pre- cision.
 Chairman Perry, pleasantly witty and affable, assisted by the ladies and gentlemen present presented the fol- lowing ticket to the voters for their approval at the next town election: Assessor, Wallace M. Bulkley; board of relief. Charles Grey; select men, (frst) Fred. A. Burr and Vim. Dahling, (second); town treasurer, L. B. Switzer; agent town deposit Fund, L. B. Switzer; auditor, Robert c. Hitchcock; grand jurors, Howard N. Wakeman, Wm. A. Kinsella, Jr., John T. l.. Hubbard, Lorenza c. Ack- CT; collector of taxes, Joseph I. Flint; 1; constables, Thomas N. Murphy, Geo. w. Larson, Arthur J. Bennett, Joseph Brazis: registrar voters. Clifford S. Banks; town school committee, Her bert l.. Sutton; board finance, Oliver G. Jennings. John c. LobdeI; town plan commission @ years) John T. l.. Hubbard Henry H. RenneI1; to fill vacancy on town plan commission e Gray.
 Business as handled by Fairfield Republicans, still travels on it's one- rail course.
 Nothing to the split in the machine that is not much-'tBi1l'' Kinsella, IT,, was there with few supporters; so also was Fred Burr with whole lot of votes.
 Just the same '.Bfn," Jr., had his voice organ with him and kept a sharp lookout.
 The ladies, all power to them, were among those present. Much willing ness on their part, but not much ac- ton. Heard just two little times, MT. Sutton was seconded by a very nice young lady arising on her feet and using her voice. One other Spoken word'' came from the ladies.
 Chairman Perry called for count by hands-good old right hands; all kinds of right hands went up: nice dainty and delicate right handers; some not so dainty from the ladies; some nasty looking right mitts from the men; a good sprinkling of poker (right)- hands; a few hand (me- downs) from the "gruffs Sheriff Pease, assisted by Deputy Sheriff Gould and Constable Bennett kept the crowd orderly, moving uI ana down SldlrS.
 Chairman Perry and Dr Donaldson | don't get along very well together | do they?
 The chairman and Bacon" Wake. man seem to have clearer under. | standing. Smiling and always accommotins | Joe" Flint was right there with thx information stuff.
 | With 3S7 votes as the total cas Fred Burr kindly allowed "Bilr Kinse11a to have A., which was yer, nice on "Fred's" part. | Oh, by the way, what has becom, of Judge Banks. "Joe'' Berry, whe1 hSked about said he really didn' | know. I. wonder if Fillmore is slip ping and losing his hold on machirl, | doings. wonder.
 Taken all in all it was a very nic, | occasion.
 Bart Bennett of this town
 brother of popular Art" is to b | married at Holy Rosary church eas Itside, Bridgeport, Thursday mornin.
 Rumor says the young lady is mos Iip1easing and pretty.
 The Community Fair held at tn, Greenfield Grance hall this afternoo1 | was well attended and a most enjoy
 able time was had by everybody.
 Local ball fans are going to talk
 in the coming worlds series in Iarg
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