The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-11

W / \ The Lobby won a sweeping victory in the Republican primaries. last night the apathy of Republican vot- l lers and their entire disgust with the 1 situation being shown by a total vote of but 2,ss2 votes. of which the King machine had 1.4es votes and the com bined antagonism but s2s. The vote for cbafles H. Me~ris waz boiled brin- ! cipa1lx oa the East Side. He was f beaten in his own, district by some % votes after . gallant fight The liking machine was beaten in but one district, the Ninfh, where the ticket headed by Robert w TOnlinson de- | feated the ticket headed by B. E. i Cooney. cent of the total vote, a third of the entire machine vote. and considerably more than a third of the combined op- J position.
 i It is believed that Thomas Arnold. l1r.. may have few votes in the con yention. but it is as certain as any thing can be that the next Republican ] candidate will be the choice of John fT. King and A. B. Lavery, which prob- lably means the matured choice of De VI Yer Fl. Warner. MT. Lavery has for some years given intelligent attention II {port Hydraulic Co, in connection with other duties. Both Mir. Lavery and MT. King have been described as the fRepublican leaders in Bridgeport, by the Hartford Couraqt, the leading Re- fpubIicari organ in Connecticut. Morris I win continue his campaign for direct tprimaries under the slogan People
 The detailed result of the primaries lis e follows:
 I FIRST DISTRICT. sunpledEed''-Fred Enos 102; Mall coIm Macfayden 102; s. B. Jones 101. js Wflson-J. H- Crossley 70; Freder- I For alderman, Earle Garlick, 1oS; Theodore Steiber, 57.
 T SECOND DISTRICT
 aUnpledged"-A. J. Northey, 93; c. 4C Doerr. 93: Clarence w. F0Ote, 93. t M Morris-John H. Brown, 9; Burdette hL Munson g.: Edward c. Thompson g. 4 For alderman, James Vanstone, l01.
 THIRD DISTRICT.
 ssUnpledged' Eugene G Converse, xs5: Joseph Kolletar, s5; David Hjorth,
 For alderman, H. F. Smith. s4.,
 FOURTH DISTRICT.
 "Unpledged'-James E. Burnes, 143; John F. Riley. 143; John Hagberg, 143 T Arnold-Charles Willis Burges. 11S; George McNamara, 11S; Abe S. Gedul- dig. 11S.
 Hummel 8; Edward Lemery, B. l For alderman, William Chew, 239; tPeter Hummel g.
 FIFTH DISTRICT. jm sUnpledged'-John w. Banks, 23o; Albert E. Macdonald. 2so; Mauritz P olson. 23Q
 For alderman. Paul E. Miller, 267. SIXTH DISTRICT.
 arJnpledged''-Nichola Tesiny, 109 William Langenstein, 109; James J
 Independent-Patrick o'Brien, s7 William Meyer, 67; James J. Burns
 Morris-Frank s. Dunbar. 12; Thos H. Dixon. 12; A. S. Luddington, 12
 For alderman Louis Cocozza. 40
 SEVENTH DISTRICT
 npIedged"-Alexander l.. Delaney
 fl; Howard P. Bayette, Al; Lawrence
 For alderman, W. H. Burley. Jr., s7 A. Grosarth. l.
 EIGHTH DISTRICT.
 ssUnpiedged"-Harry G. Greene 9s George A. Grosshans ss; Charles G i Schwarz. 9s.
 dependent-Francis A. King. 69 George F. Roberts, 69; John M. OCon' nell S.
 Mcrris-Edward Koehler. 8; Charles 6 Ritchie. B.. Walter Marshall, B.
 For alderman. George Seltsam, SS
 NINTH DISTRICT.
 ependent-Frederick We Tomlin- son. 20s; William H. Weaver, POS; Ste phen Erhardt, 20s.
 runpledged' cooney, 201i etoch 2o1, ss
 Morris- Eugene ", Parthenay. 64j