The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-10-20
DEMOCRATIC PRIMARIES
 BRING OUT LARGE VOTE
Regular Tickets Win in Every District McMurTay Makes Strong Fight in Second --GiI Ticket Successfu|--AN Con- tests Purely For District Contol-- Nominees For Alder
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Though John E. Lyddy won the al- dermanic nomination in the eleventh by the substantial majority of 26 over James P. ONeil, the present alder man, the district organizations dele gate ticket received a larger major ity. The Cassidy ticket received 210 and the William ticket 160.
 Garry Paddock, the Senator and al- derman from the 18th, was renomi- mated by a majority of s2 over Jos zation's ticket was also victorious but not by majority as large as Pad docks. The Callan ticket received 317 votes, and the Coates ticket, 301.
 The result shows general victory for the district organizations. The various insurgent delegate tickets did not develop great strength except in the Second, the Ninth and the Twelfth and these fights were. carried on al- most solely for the district leadership. The district organizations were trium- phant save in the aldermanic contest in the Sixth.
 The vote in detail was as follows:
 First district-John A. Hurley, 61; Henry Langhammer, 61; John M. Sears. s1; Harry A. welch. s1; Will liam Clifford. 61.
 For Alderman, Charles H. ,Hinman, 61.
 Second district-James P. Gerrity, 289; Matthew L.. Lynders, 290; James A. Kiernan, 2ss; Edward H. Morris, 2S7; John Spears. 2s5.
 Thomas Quinn, 215; William Carter. 217; John H. McMurray, 215; Frank l.. Thornbill, 216; William OFlaherty, 213.
 For Alderman, William H. Mccoy, 265; Peter J. Boyle, 24.
 Third district-John Fl. Cassidy, 60; Carl J. Rising, 60; Louis Wargo, 60; T4I&~ n n, n Dof zenberg. SO.
 For Alderman, John H. Cassidy, 60.
 Fourth district-Daniel Fl Walker. 152; John N. Near, 152;. Frank J. Clancy, 152; Frederick B. Eichel, 152; Robert G. DeF'orest. 152.
 For Alderman, Daniel E. Walker.
 Fifth district-Michaei ciabby. 1s7: George w. Finn, 167; Frederick Schempp. 1e7: Eugene L.. Cassidy, 167: William .McCoonbs, 167.
 For Alderman, Irving Elson, 167
 Sixth district-Charles A. Laufer. 133; James F. Fahey, 133; Robert E.. Egan, 1Ss; Thomas H.. Flynn, 133; John R. Farrell. 133.
 For AIderman-Charles F. Hardy, 321; Henry J. Clampett, 266.
 Seventh district-John J. O'Rourke, 70; James F'alvey, TO-. David Nagle, 70; Sigmund Hirschberg, 70; Thomas Lovely. fO
 For Alderman, Peter J. Carroll, SO.
 Eighth district-Frederick J. Voos. 206; Michael Dwyer, 206; Charles B. Davis, 296; Henry J. Devaney, 206; Jo- seph A Morris. POT.
 James J. Clancy. S4; John A. Cor nell, 84; Henry Fftz. 84; John w. Broadbent, S4; John J. Wallace, S4
 For Alderman, Patrick H. Brady, 216; John T. Remedy. 77.
 Ninth distrfct-George M. Coughlin, 929; Thomas H. Toomey, 330; Jacob Thomas F. Reilly, 329.
 Edward l.. Dumphy, 174; Daniel J. DoRahue, 174; Robert F. Coyne, 175; Frederick G. Rief. 174; Michael Focko. 175.
 For Alderman, John J. Ennis. Jr., 49s.
 : Tenth district William F. Russell, 69; Hugh J. Lavery, 69; Stephen s. Siksay, 69; John Healy, 69; John F. Bro1ley. ee.
 For Alderman. Carl Dorsch, 69.
 Eleventh district-John H. Cassidy, 210; Thomas F. Kearney, 210; Frank G. Schepp, 210; Joseph F. Hart, 209; James M. Williams. 208
 Albert Willman, 16O; Michael Roman, 160; William E. Malley, 159; William T. Luippold, 1S0; Timothy O'Rourke, le0.
 For Alderman, John E. Lyddy, 1s9; James P. O'Neil. 173 Twelfth district-William H.. Callan, 317; Thomas F. Meehan, 317; Thomas w. Hungerford, 317; Patrick J. Elan agan, 317; James McGuire, BY. James s. Coates, 3O1; James Don nelly, 301; Albert l.. Mccarthy 301; Robert Driscoll, 3O1; William G. Wot- 1 ton. 301
 For Alderman, Garry Paddock, 324; 1 Joseph P. Coughlin. 292