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The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13
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1.-THE THEATRES.
POLLS THEATER

with a former minister of the Cos
pei in New Haven, Rev. Alexander
Irvine. whose talent as an author has
inspired a versatility which together
with his troublous experiences in the
pulpit fits him to play the title role of
the Rector, in the Parish of ST.
jude Bridgeport is destined to see a
great act at Polls Main street theatre
the first half of this, week. Said to
be founded upon actual experience,
this act deals with the injustice to
labor and the socialistic cause. There
IS a most competent cast associated
with Mr.. Irvine.
Besides tIlis-thirty minute thrill,
handsome pair@AEattheys and Groves
have been engaged to enlighten Poll
patrons on what is new and original
IN song, dance and comedy talk. The
Lavine Cimeron trio, greatest of all
acrobatic dancers are on the bill A
new touch to the violin is given by
ssKarF' who uses but one string and
yet shows marvellous technique. Red
way and BurneIle, in their fantasia,
Wood and Wood, the surprise pair
will be a revelation.
Feature pictures and late film re-
leases close the offerings.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13
THE STAMFORD RANGE.

Al Elwood & Son, Inc, are the ex-
elusive city agents for Stamford
ranges and heaters made by the old
est stove fountry in America, and sold
with a. satisfaction guarantee or money
refunded. If in need of a new range
or heater do not fail to inspect the
Stamford line before you make your
purchase. In addition to being a
high grade range in every particular,
the price is much more reasonable
than other makes of a similar grade.
Elwood & Son are also displaying at
their John street auction rooms a full
line of furniture Aof all kinds, a big
assor trnent of Smiths rugs, Inoleum,
bedding, etc. These goods are sold at
auction prices at private sale on easy
weekly terms.-Adv.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13
THE PLAZA

ITS going to be some week" at
the Plaza Theatre this week COM
mencing with the performance this
afternoon and Manager CaIlan has ar
ranged a real feast in the entertain
ment line for his patrons. The widest
diversity in vaudeville attractions will
be found in the bill and a motion pic
t11re program made up of the latest
releases in special features will be
shown, including the powerful Se1ig
melo-drama, The Conscience Fund -
with Clifford Bruce, one of Bridge
ports most popular leading naene in
the role of the SHINING father. The
Conscience Fund is a unique feature
of our governmental service that al
lows those guilty of defrauding to
make returns and secure for them
selves peace of mind without the
humiliation Of public xposure. THE
Man IN the Street. with the aid of a
White Sister, rights a great wrong of
which his own father is the per-
petrator. Dicks dog and pony show
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WIN do. are you, andsI 1sed, Yes sir,
and pop sed, So be it them, I did my
docty, enyway, all hah, wat have we
heer- And he put his hand in the
cote pockit of, the bloc SCOT and
ppIled out a wissel, saying, That's
so, forgot, they give away wissels
with sum of thare SCOTS And he
put it in his mouth and bloc it,
sounding like a berd, only lowdir
q, sed, I wondir if they give eny
with the black and wife scots. And
l felt in the pockits of the black
and wife wun, not feeling eny and
pop sed, I dowt it, but Ill ask the
salesman. WITCH jest then the man
CAIN up and pop sed to him, you don't
give. wissels with the black and wife
SCOTS, do you, and the man sed, New
vir, we coodent afford it and pop sed,
That's wat thawt
Ill take the bloc wun. guess, sed.
WITCH I did,
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

will be the headline attraction and it
will be an ideal one for the holiday
for 1T is an act that will both interest
and amuse everybody, especially the
kiddies." Emmett & Emmett have a.
very pleasing and prettiIy staged Of
fer1ng. termed ION the Banks of Kill
1arney.' Irwin & Herzog, the comedy
song birds of vaudeville will have a
distinctive place on the bill Ward
and Lewis, the somewhat different en-
tertainers in song and patter will also
appear. Aylafonias in, novel musi-
cal fantasy will complete the vaude-
vile mum bers. stLilIie's NIGHTMARE ,,
9. farce comedy and Cupid Versus
Woman's Rights are included in the
motion picture program
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13
MOTORCYCLE FOR VICE
PRESIDENT MARSHALL

Washington, Oct. 1s-visitors to the
capital soon may be treated to the
sight of viee-President Marshall
sceoting up Pennsylvania avenue to
the capitol astradd1e of a motorcycle.
The VicelPresident has laughingly
told friends that he might purchase
machine since Congress saw fit to
refuse to authorize the purchase of
an automobile for his use. An ap-
preparation for the purchase of cars
for the Viee-President and the Speak
er ST the House was stricken out of
the urgent deficiency bill.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

Plymouth, Mass, Oct. His Mrs.
Jennie M. Eaton guilty of murder2
Did she poison her husband, the late
Rear Admiral Joseph Giles Eaton, TO
death at their home at Assinippi, Mass.
on March last? What part did her
two pretty daughters of previous
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

marriage play in the family tragedy?
These and other interesting questions
will be answered at the trial of Mrs
Eaton on charge Of Staying her hus-
band, which starts here on Oct. Ii. The
case last March was a country wide
sensation because CT the high standing
of the rear admiral The trial ex-
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13
PARK THEATRE

A wonderful musical Organization
comes to the ParK tonight for one pres
entation of Rob Roy It is the De
Koven Opera Co, headed by Bessie
Abott, Jefferson De AngeIlis and a
company of 100 appear in this delight
full opera. 1t is one of the finest at
fractions of it's day, and local theatre
goers should see that the house con-
taihs no empty seats
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13
REGISTRARS NOTICE.

The Registrars OF Voters win be in
session Monday, Oct. 18th, 1919. az
their office, room 8, City Hall, State
street, from O'Clock a. N, to
o'clock p m, for the purpose Of per-
fecting the voting lists and to re-
ceive applications OF those persona
who desire to be made e1ectorE- Ar
plicat1ons will not be received after
O'Clock p m on that date
JAMES II. ROONEY.
WILLIAM LOUNSBURY
General Registrars OF Voters
Gsrs
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

Evelyn Nesbit Thaw, the nnost-taIk-
ed-of woman in the world, will be seen
for the first time on a. local stage at
the Park, matinee and evening, tomor-
row, coming direct from the London
Hippodrome and Hammersteins Vic
toria theatre, New York city, SUPPORT
ed by a company of seventy-hve in
the wonderful French musical diver
tisen1ent, t'Mariette,'' by Maurice Vol
ny, recently produced with great sue
cess at the A1hambrA theatre, London.
This will be Mrs. Thaw's only ap-
pearance in this city as she is about
ed States before going abroad to fulfill
contracts calling for her appearance
for several years in Continental cities.
Very soon after new minister had
come to small Scottish community
incident occurred which showed
that the powers of the minister were
appreciated in certain quarters, ac-
cording to William Lennox a mem ber
of the 'Bunty Pulls the Strings com
pany that is coming to the Park the
ire "wednesday night Lennox says
that a boy had been indiscreet enough
to put six pence in his mouth and had
swallowed the coin. His mother, con-
cerned for its recovery, consulted her
neighbors and finally in despair called
in a doctor but without result AS a
last resort, a woman present suggested
sending for the minister.
The minister?'' cforused the dis
tracted mother and neIghbors.
AYE, the meenister,H rejoined the
old dame, t'ods, if there's any money
in him the meenisterII-b be sure to draw
it oout o. him.
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cites equal interest now. Chief Justice
Aiken presides and Prosecutor. Albert
Barker conducts the case against the
widow. One of the most Important
witnesses is Miss Dorothy Aims worth,
the pretty eeventeen-y ear-old daugh-
ter Of Mrs. Eaton.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

DELEGATES FOR 5FH DISTRICT
Michael j. Clabby, So Poplar ST.
:. Frederick Schempp, e58 Wood Ave.
Howard A. Sullivan, 1925 Park AVG.
william w. Bent, 967 Howard Ave.
Edward F. Lynch, 727 Beachwood
Ave.
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Daniel E. Walker, 375 Clinton Ave.
g Frank j. Clancy, 794 Railroad Ave.
Robert G. DeForest, 93& State St.
Thomas c. Carroll, 81 Colorado Ave.
Albert Refchert, 90 Colorado Ave.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

William S. McMullen, 81 Reservoir
John ]. Mcdonald, 55 Trur-lbuI Ft1.
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Henry J. CIampett, 13S Jones Ave.
Thomas H. Flynn, S9s Catherine St.
Matthew F. Connors, 81 Jones Ave.
Joseph J. Whelan, 1917 North Ave.
Thomas F. Reilly, 1879 Park Ave.
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FOR ALDERMAN 4TH DISTRICT
Daniel e. walker, S75 Clinton Ave.
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FOR ALDERMAN BTH DISTRICT
Samuel L. Johnson. III Linwood
Ave.
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FOR ALDERMAN 7TH DISTRICT
Daniel E. Brennan, 81 Center st.
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FOR ALDERMAN. STH DISTRICT
Joseph f. Doherty, 81 Whitney Ave.
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No matter what you want
try the Farmer Want Col
I'm.
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FOR ALDERMAN sTH DISTRICT
John H. Coughlin, So Gem Ave.
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FOR ALDERMAN 9TH DISTRICT
John H. Casey, 576 Grand st.
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FOR ALDERMAN nth DISTRICT
Patrick J. Carroll, IS Center ST.
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Thomas L. Lovely. 139 High st.
James Falvey, ITO Milne ST.
Stemund Hirchburg, 81 Center st.
Frank C. MCNAMARA, $50 Pequon-
mock St.
John Weldon. 724 Main st.
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DELEGATES FOR 2ND DISTRICT
william P. Corr. 24O Lafayette st.
James J. Fitzgerald, LAG Austin St
George H. Flynn, 2e2s Main st.
James p. Griffin, 27 Austin st.
Joseph M. Mccarthy. 276 Railroad
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FOR ALDERMAN 9TH DISTRICT
Thcs. M. Mcnamara, Al Worth ST.
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JoEaa r. Carney, So Fulton st.
Fred L. Ki1ey, 43 Arch st.
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DELEGATES FOR STH DISTRICT
Michael J. Reyes, 139 Parallel st.
John D. Broadbent, 329 River ST.
Theodore Schauwecker. 1858 Main
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
William j. Moran $50 Grand st.
Lawrence Foley, 27 Roseda1e st.
Eugene Schaaf, 331 Charles ST.
James A. Saunders, 1O6 Linen Ave.
George B. Mansfield. 1917 Madison
Ave.
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GGOAAAN'S DRUG BEOUU
$40 D1arn street. BEidgep0Ee, Gen.
Lady AaEeadAaGl A1WaIB HeEa
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Patrick H Brady, 1o1 Parallel ST.
Patrick H Ryan, 16S Parallel ST.
Henry ]. Deveney, So Trunlbuil Rid.
Patrick DAILY, 81 Wells st.
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FOR ALDERMAN 1ST DISTRICT
Arnold CargiII, $50 Warren st.
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FOR ALDERMAN 4TH DISTRICT
Charles H. Gallen. 262 Clinton Ave.
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Lawrence J.. Gill, 1884 East Main
st.
Thomas H. Toomey, 1877 Orchard St
ST.
Edward Mansfield, s22 Noble Ave.
Martin Quinlans 1921 Pembroke St
FOR ALDERMAN 9TH DISTRICT
John Marin, 535 Park st.
DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT.
Robert Coyne, PA Berkshire Ave
Edward J! Murray, 78 Orchard ST.
Stephen Saksas Jr., $50 Berkshire
AVG.
Joseph shaughnessy. SGT Brooks st.
FOR ALDERMAN 9TH DISTRICT!
John F. Marin, -5S5 Park st.
DELEGATES FOR 10TH DISTIICP
Richard Ivers, 115 Brooks St
Alphonse H. Gosch, z29 FIalIa7rs ST.
Antonio Verrellt, 70 Church St.
James Brannigan, 1042 Pembroke
St
Joseph Teskay 25s William st.
FOR ALDERMAN 10TH DIsTTsICr
Alphonse H. Gosch-
DELEGATES FOR 10TH DTgrRICE
Hugh J. Lavery, 164 Brooks St
Prospero Petetti, 459 Hallett St
Stephen 8. Siksaye, 80 Reilly st.
Patrick ]. CoughIin, 40 Maple St
FOR ALDERMAN 10TH DISTRICT
John F. Hart, 49S Arceic St. g.
DELEGATES FOR nth DISTRICT
James P. O'Net1, 1856 Cedar St
Joseph P. Mcclure, 27s Hough Aye.
William E. Bryan, 90 Ann st
%
John Alexander, S173 Hough Ave.
DELEGATES FOR nth DIsTTlICr
Albert Whitman. 43S Pembroke ST.
James NJ. William, 1873 Nichols St
John F. Glennon, IT'S Fsasr Main St
John T. Murphy % Hough Ave
John J. Barton, 15S Pembroke st.
FOR ALDERMAN nth DISTRICT
John E. Lyddy, 90 Housh Ave
DELEGATES FOR 18TH DISTRTCzF
Peter j. Umstatter, 81 Holly St
. william r. Wottons 1850 East og-
den st.
Peter ]. Lough1in. 1855 connecueas
Ave.
Charles P. Chaplin, 100 Jefferson St
John ]. Hope ~ Drew Place.
FOR ALDERMAN 18TH DIsTRTOu
James H o'Esour1<e. b4s Union Ave
DELEGATES FOR 18TH DIsTR1cT
cut Ave.
Joseph Tichey, 1s4 Adams st.
John @. Miller, 1913 Fifth St
George ]. EffOrd. 1O16 RaFnum
Ave.
Joseph F. Heating. s54 Bishop Ave.
FOR ALDERMAN 18TH DISTRICT
Charles ]. Poole, 265 -Bunne1 St
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

FOR ALDERMAN. 1ST DISTRICT
John D. Lannon, $40. Broad ST.
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FOR ALDERMAN End DISTRICT
Thomas McHugh. lit Rennell st.
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DELEGATES FOR 9Th DISTRICT
George A. Hawkins, 219 Poplar St.
Eugene L. Cassidy, 316 Poplar st.
John A. L. Julian, 1929 Irantstan
Ave.
| William Keefe. so7 Beechwood Ave.
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Frank G. O'Rourke, 40 Fulton st.
Archibald Leverty. 62 James st.
Samuel Thomas, Jr.s 206 Congress
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FOR ALDERMAN nth DIsrR1cr
John E. Lyddy, 90 Housh Ave.
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DELEGATES FOR FIRST DISTRICT
Edward F. Cole, 700 Lafayette st.
Harry A. we1ch, 1913 West Ave.
Edward J: Crowley, 163, State st.
Albert Smith, 1877 West Ave.
PhiIip CuIligan 2O1 Fairfield Ave.
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DELEGATES FOR sTH DISTRICT
Frederick j. Voos, Jr., 51S Lindley
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FOR ALDERMAN 1sTH DISTRICT
James H o'F8our1<e, B4s Union Ave
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FOR ALDERMAN sRD DISTRICT
John H. Cassidy. 4 Crowtrer Ave
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FOR ALDERMAN 9TH DISTRICT
John F. Marin, -5S5 Park st.
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DELEGATES FOR 2ND DISTRICT
Matthew ). Lynders. 500 Lafayette st.
Patrick J.. Grace, 6O2s Atlantic ST.
John E. Brown, 1875 Main st.
Thomas LAWN, 399 Gregory st.
Patrick w. Reilly, 398 Gregory st.
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DELEGATES FOR FIRST DISTRICT
Daniel J. Clifford, 38 Courtland st.
John J. Fitzpatrick; SOC Broad st.
Charles H. Hinman, 851 Myrtle Ave
Ernest p. Leonard, 868 Broad St.
Thomas Digney, L Gilbert Court.
The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1913-10-13

FOR ALDERMAN. End DISTRICT
= William H. Mccoy, SO Summer st,
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Michael j. Barrett, 124 Black Rock
Ave.
James B. Walsh, 80 Bassick Ave.
Edmund T. CrossIey, TAG Railroad
Ave.
John e. O'Ma1ley, 25S Clinton Ave.
Thomas McGovern. S15 Colorado
Ave..
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POLITICAL ADVERTISEMENT
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DEMOCRATIC PRIMARY TICKETS
(Oficial)

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DELEGATES FOR FIRST DISTRICT
Daniel J. Clifford, 38 Courtland St
John J. Fitzpatrick, 500 Broad ST.
Charles H. Human, S51 Myrtle ave
Ernest P. Leonard, 868 Broad ST.
Thomas Digney, L Gilbert Court
FOR ALDERMAN 1sT DISTRICT
Arnold CargiII, $50 Warren st.
DELEGATES FOR FIRST DISTRICT
Edward F. Cole, 700 Lafayette st.
Harry A. WEIGH, 1913 West Ave.
Edward J. Crowley, 1913 State st.
Albert Smith, 1877 West Ave.
Philip CuI1igan, 2O1 Fairfield Ave.
\ FOR ALDERMAN 1ST DISTRICT
John D. Lannon, $40 Broad ST.
DELEGATES FOR 2ND DISTRICT
William P. Corr. 24O Lafayette st.
! James J. Fitzgerald, lag Austin ST.
George H. Flynn, 2s2e Main st.
James p. Griffin, 27 Austin st.
Joseph M. Mccarthy. 276 Railroad
avenue.
FOR ALDERMAN 2ND DISTRICT
Thomas Ntzhugh, LII Rennel st.
DELEGATES FOR 2ND DISTRICT
Matthew J. Lynders. 500 Lafayette st.
Patrick J. Grace, 6O2, Atlantic st.
John f. Brown, 1875 Main ST.
Thomas LAWN, 800 Gregory st.
Patrick W. Reilly, 1913 Gregory st.
FOR ALDERMAN End DISTRICT
= William H Mccoy, 80 Summer st,
DELEGATES FOR BIRD DISTRICT
Thomas j. Bray. 29s Pine ST.
Henry Rohlmans 221. Howard Ave.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, Jr., 2309. Fair
field avenue.
George Buczko,. CTS Wordin Ave.
Victor G. Verri11e, SIG Brewster st.
FOR ALDERMAN BIRD DISTRICT
Daniel Ragan, 233 Spruce st.
DELEGATES FOR BIRD DISTRICT
John H.. Cassidy, 4 Crowther Ave.
William Allen Brewster st.
Joseph D. Ratzenberger, 971 Wor-
din Ave.
Louis wargo, SO wordin Ave.
Edward J Flanagan, zoos Fairfield
Avenue.
FOR ALDERMAN sRD DISTRICT
John H. Cassidy, Crowther Ave
DELEGATES FOR 9TH DISTRICT
Michael j. Barrett, 124 Black Rock
Ave.
James 3. Walsh, 80 Bassicls Ave.
Edmund T. CrossIey, TAG Railroad
Ave.
John e. o'Ma11ey, 25s Clinton AVG.
Thomas McGovern. S15 Colorado
Ave.
FOR ALDERMAN 4TH DISTRICT
Charles H. GaIlen, 262 Clinton Ave.
DELEGATES FOR 9Th DISTRICT
Daniel E. Walker. 375 Clinton Ave.
Frank j. Clancy, 79A Railroad Ave-
Robert @. DeForest, 932 State st.
Thomas G. Carroll, 81 Colorado Ave
Albert Refchert, 90 Colorado Ave.
FOR ALDERMAN 4TH DISTRICT
Daniel e. Walker, 375 Clinton Ave.
DELEGATES FOR 9Th DISTRICT
Michael j. C1abby, SO Poplar st.
|. Frederick Schempp, e58 Wood Ave.
Howard A. Sullivan, 1925 Park AVG.
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DELEGATES FOR 18TH DISTRICT
Peter ]. Umstatter, 90 Holly St
: william r. Wottons 1850 East og-
den St
Peter J. Loughlins 1855 Councillors
Ave.
Charles P. Chaplin, 100 Jefferson St
John J. Hope, ~ Drew Place.
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FOR ALDERMAN 10TH DIsTRIC-r
Alphonse H. Gosch.
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DELEGATES FOR BIRD DISTRICT
John H.. Cassidy, 4 Crowther Ave.
William Allen, Brewster st.
Joseph D. Ratzenberger, 971 Wor-
din Ave.
Louis Wargo, SO wordi-1 Ave
Edward J Flanagan, 2O9S Fairfield
Avenue
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FOR ALDERMAN 9TH DISTRICT
John Marin, 5s5 Park St.
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DELEGATES FOR 18TH DIsTRTcT
William H. CaIIan, 494 Connects
cut Ave.
Joseph Tfchey, 1914 Adams st.
John G. Miller, 1913 Fifth. St
George ]. Effords 1o16 BaEuun7
Ave
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FOR ALDERMAN BIRD DISTRICT
Daniel Ragan, 233 Spruce st.
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DELEGATES FOR 9TH DIsTRICT
Robert Coyne, PA Berkshire Ave.
Edward j. Murray, 78 Orchard St
Stephen Saksa, Jr-, $50 Berkshire.
AVG.
Joseph shaughnessy. SGT Brooks st.
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DELEGATES FOR BIRD DISTRICT
Thomas J. Bray 29Si Pine st.
Henry, Rohlman, 221 Howard Ave.
Patrick Fitzpatrick, Jr., 2309 Fair
field avenue.
r George Buckle, CTS Wordin Ave-
Victor G. VerriIle, SIG Brewster st.
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FOR ALDERMAN 10TH DIsTRICr
John F. Hart, 49s Arctfc St. F.
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Edward Mansfield, s22 Noble Ave.
Martin Quinlan. 1921 Pembroke St
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DELEGATES FOR nth DISTRICT
Albert Whitman. 43S Pembroke ST.
James M. William, 1873 Nichols St
John F. Glennons 175 Fast Main st.
John T. Murphy, % Hough Ave
John J. Barton, 1853 Pembroke St
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DELEGATES FOR 10TH DIsTTIC-P
Richard Ivers, 115 Brooks St
AIphonse H Gosch, z29 FIalIa7r st.
Antonio Verrelli, 70 Church St.
James Brannigan, 1042 Pembroke
st.
Joseph Teska, 25s William 81.
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FOR 10TH DIsTRICT
Hugh J. Lavery, 164 Brooks St
Frank ]. Hearns 135 Beach St
Prospero Petetti, 453 Hallett St.
Stephen 8. Siksaye, 80 Reilly St.
Patrick ]. CoughIin, 7To Maple St