The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-12-01
COUNCIL. WILL
 BE ORGANIZED
 HsoHDAY NIGHT
Eight New Members Will! Be Welcomed And Presi- dent Win Be Elected By New Common Council.

Election of council president will
 De the most important matter that -Ae Common Council will consider
 "A-h IL meets and organizes Monday
 A-=tL- Ei&E- new members will be.
 "etcOHel by LLe council while folIr.
 members or the old council will re urn, ia ing been reelected
 -HaS or r red ALWater is expected to sse1i-,7S The new council briefly on ! us DCLcIeF and plans for -nA rnn1ir,,- 1 year, He also will aD0of0r -I9 1 EalLous committees which are nov, 1tt- J- existence The most important ot lAt@r committees is the finance -olHt4--Lee To which four Democrats VIII be appointed and one IegubIi- gan. the Democratic aldermen lawns -eclaed to have four of their mem 0-s o.1 every a-0FFlnanlc Committee.
 ~ --g ,--sGltS ol Democratic alder --EA last Monday evening it Was de- --Ued 10 name Aldermen E-enass DoAefJy, Kelly and Buckley for tbe -'-s,Ll-I f.i- IgLlilli1iLee, tae chairman 10 be
 ll "S -Ae council It is prOI, i
 'S-, 'oL-ean or the Ninth district. vii | be tG-appOIn-eG rp the committee
 LaFeIy For President.
 Alderman .- l.llaIu j. I..Ieg-s- Don, i-I1L' o- the Ninth district, will be | the council choice Tor president 7-a., Was decided by the DGn0,r1rrl .l,-- -t9 last NOnuay- Alderman Aired h. Neness of the Fifth district is tI L7 assured. LAe Democrats havine. a majority ll Lue council for The 75rz+ 1 --itLe n a number of years
 A-eu a council majority Mayor Ar Il . | -7 SAb-cle- To launch many inn U, - o - sIlLel-lS for the coming year many he" measures, and reforms vii + Ni91 be InauSUrllled by tie mayor |
 II Is also expected that a com II '----~e--bH rom the Charter Revis- | Son committee will be received ask -'-5 TOT d Htfeelal appropriation, not q 70 exceed S4.Uyu. to carry on -ba "OIA or FeVlS-n@ the city charter or IId"lng up new one. as ordered bv | ne electors in the last election.
 'ahles Carroll of the Twelfth dis .CL ,L-CL a Democrat, will be elected | t1 1 ''-I1It page to succeed Cha rIes Ross | ',T ,l.. Dor-l-on ,..-'-L.. pays Sl5o yearly f - .-1 | 1C.'SL, Democrat of the Tenth dis -flel will be received and acccDrnG | IL Is probable that Attorney Bayfd i 1 ,yl,-n ,,,-ll VII ae elected by the council
 alderman Andrew Rusnaz. Demo rat rom the Tenth district. who was oEll between love Of duty as a bridge ender on the Grand street bridge md civic glory vii take his Faat fr l54 'o--'.-! ana Will not resign, it Is
 EcsE Soa.a@ Plans
 -lrE Clerk .--,, F,rr.. .lI '1irrs.E .Eged by '.- -.. 4lrd- N-N Democratic aldermen . III s-l on tHe east side of the council -'-' ..'t'"f 3Mt the TamRiuiug Demo- rat-c and Eepuh-i an members Vii -r on tl- west side
 me newly elected Democratic. L3 ertufn are Gerald Fitzgerald. Ser- 9d nt@Er..t- N ilGum F. Rra-v Third l%tTlct- Thomas E. Buckley. vou~fh i3tTLlt- tr-..ertck A. NTea1e. s7vsT
 -.t.ot- Vivian. J. Riauv Seventh .Elcl AI.-rew Eusnak Tenth dis El'l. Walter -L .ltIuatricIz. Fferth -@-tlnt and William H. Isatr7 .valf-H G+=t--.
 The -...ea aldermen are How LN a.El First 6ts.ricr. David .E". -.'-H district and Charles q -ae5 ham, Eleventh district.