The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-13

over the turn of affairs in their ranks Judge Charles G. Root of Devon president of the Milford Better Gov ernment League, defied a well knoWr politician of Milford to come out ano
 flick" him. Judge Root is In favor of the town manager form of govern"
 ment for Milford and the Milford G O. F. politicians are said to be op- ] Hunter of Stratford, addressed the meeting of the League last night and stood Up under bombardmen of | questions.
 G. O. P. Activity 1 The Sylvan Crest Republican club. recently organized to secure neigh- l borhood Improvements, will hold l meeting tonight in their club rooms, | Sylvan avenue, for the purpose Of dis | cussing needed improvements in that | district Several well known speak CTS will address the gathering Re- treatments will follow.
 The Ninth District Republican clun met last nIght and discussed plans for the coming campaign. A com mittee was appointed to assist new voters to register during the coming week
 Tune Up Voting Machines. Voting machines were being tuned up yesterday at City Hall while the rest of the building was closed. All the voting machines have been sent in the basement of City Hall and are being given thorough going over in order that they will be conditioned by November :, Election Day New Parties on Machines. There will be two new parties on the voting machines this year. They are the Socia1ist-Labor party and the Workers party. Both parties nave state tickets in the field and the latter does not intend to place a city tick er in the field at all. The other parties that will be on the machines are the Dem ocratic party, which Will heao D the Socialht :Jarty. The Liberty party failed to turn in it's petitions before the required date and hence cannot have a place on the ticket The Ques, ton Shall a Commission be Created to Revise the City Charter" will ap- pear on the machines.
 Maire,g of New Voters Tomorrow.
 The Board of Selectmen will con veen tomorrow at City Hall ahd will sit until Oct. 21 for the purpose Of making new electors. A total of 2,o45 names have been turned in to the Registrars of Voters office from the names now appear on the ito p@ made" list and they are eligible to become electors.
 Sixth Democrats Meet.
 The Sixth District Democratic club met last night. Routine business and plans for the coming campaign were discussed. The club went on record as opposed to school changes. The
 
 and it was voted to compile a list to be presented to the Registrars Of Voters. Checkers, moderators and other officials to be present at the polls election day will be named.
 Shelton City Convention.
 The Democratic, city convention of Shelton will meet Tuesday to nomin- ate candidates for the coming cleo ton. Democratic Town Chairman B. x. Baird has called the meeting.
 Pease Answers Ginty.
 High Sheriff Simeon Pease, Repub- lican candidate for renomination, to- day answered the criticism of Captain Edward c. Ginty of Danbury, Demo- cratic nominee for sheriff, by saying that the county jail on North avenue, here, and the one in Danbury, were at all times open for public inspec- ton.
 "Get he Dough. Boys"
 "Get the Dough, Boys was the headquarters today by Republican leaders who are going attempt to win the city election by elecbng their nominee for the common council. The slogan has been adopted despite the apparent apathy in the ranks. How aver lax the Republicans are they are always plentifully supplied with dough. Republican Town Chairman ' Alex H Robinson today completed the makeup of the Finance commit .ee. a sub committee of the town exc eutive board. In each district a wo- nan and a mal have been named to he Finance committed Their plan is irectly opposite to the Tlan of the Democrats who have appointed but wo workers to swell their campaign ,hest.