Town chairmen:
Darien, James Bennett: Easton,
John H. Car.dee: Fairfield, William
O. Burr, alternate; Greenwich, John
Maher: Monroe. Edwin A. Shelton;
New Canaan. George Crabbe, alter
nate; Norwalk, William J. Devine;
Ridgefieid. Frank Taylor; Stamford,
John J. Walsh, alternate; Trumbull,
Harry Piatt; V.'estport. John -VieCor-mack;
Wilton, E. O. Eekland.
Judge Keogh is well known. He
is a lawyer in Norwalk. He resigned
his nractice to enter the war. He
trained at Plattsburgh, entered the j
service as a second lieutenant, went !
to France and came home a cap
tain. '
Mr. Curtis also came out as a cap
tain and ha? a splendid record o
military service.
The Bridgeport candidates are :
High Lavery, chairman of the Demo- :
cratic town committee, and George
Mara, a lawyer in good practice and
standing, who has been long an active
worker in the party. Mr. Mara is
i redited with having the support of
Homer S. Cummings, Democratic
National Committeeman. The ap
pointment is made by United States
Judge Edwin S. Thomas, who may
accept a recommendation or make the
appointment entirely on his own in
itiative.
GRAPH FORMS
A CORPORATION
TO BUY LANDS
The Columbia Graphophone Fac
tories Corp. lias been formed to pur
chase lands and erect factories for
the Columbia Graphophone Mfg. Co.
This is a step to provide the latter
company with suihcient productive
f!,ciiitie: tn meet the lnrsrelv increas -
ed demand for its products.
