Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-11-16
Thirty FILE
PETITIONS FOR
THREE OFFICES
Special Commission Rule Elec-
ton to Be Held n BeIIeviIIe
November "a.

With only three offices to be filled
a / the special election, to be held in
Belleville on Tuesday, November "a
the voters of that town will he called
Upon to make their selections from a
list of thirty-fiye candidates who are
seeking commissionerships The time
Tor filing petitions expired at mid
night, Saturday. Town Clerk Ed
ward e. Mathes is sending out notices
today to the candidates whose petit
tons have been verified under the
provisions of the Walsh act.
While the nominees include both
present and former officials, eiEhteoa
of them now enter the political arena
& for the first time. Among the can
didates are men prominent in the
Republican, Democrat Progressive
and Socialist arties. Following is a
list of the candidates:
Councilman Edmund W. Bechtoldt;
serving his first term as a melr Der
of the Town Council; was a member
of the old Township Committee; en-
ployed in plant of Tiffany & Conn
pany at Forest Hill.
John j. Bennett; has never held
public office; employed as foreman
with 2 contracting company.
Charles f.. Bradshaw; has never
held public office, employed as sales
Germ.
Thomas A. Breen was a member of
the old Township Committee for sew
eral terms; later served as supervisor
of roads; now employed as a chief in
spector on the sewer work being done
in town.
John Burns; served as fire chief
about ten years ago; has held no
other public office; machinist by oc-
cupation.
Frank A. Cadiz: was councilman for
one term; defeated at recent primaries
for the Republican nomination for
tax assessor; in employ of Newark
Life Insurance Company.
John d. Caldwell; has never held
public office; engaged in undertaking
business.
Councilman Frank ]. Carragher;
serving second term as member OF
Town Council from Second ward; en-
gagged in building business.
Councilman Edward o. Cyphers:
serving first term as member of
Town Council; was member of old
Board of Health and served as town
physician; Is trustee of Free Public
Library; is a physician.
Councilman George w Daniels;
serving first term; never held public
Office before; employed as salesman.
G. Lyman Denison; was first mayor
under town-form of government; was
defeated for reelection a year ago;
served previously for several terms on
old township committee; holds ex-
ecutiye position with a New York
furniture house.
Angelo Domenick. has never held
public oboe; is a saloonkeeper.
FL. Walter Fackrell; served as
supervisor of roads; has held no
other public office; is engaged in
painting and paperhanging business
John F. Flanagan; member of
Board of Health and board of man
ayers of Essex County Isolation Hos
pital; served as member of old Board
of Fire Commissioners; wire
drawer by trade.
William G. Hacker; has never held
public office; is employed by Tiffany
K Co.. Forest Hill.
Benjamin Harrison; has never held
public office; employed as salesman.
Charles Hollweg; has never held
public office; manufacturer.
John L. Hudson; has never held
public office; served as inspector
when Town Hall was being built and
also at Isolation Hospital; carpenter
by trade.
William H. jacobson: has never
held public office; in plumbing and
heating business.
Harry l.. tombstone; has never held
public office in Belleville; was men,
Der of Board of Education in New
ark; employed in Newark bank.
John N. Klein; former assembly
man; candidate on Progressive ticket
for State senator at recent election;
was member of township committee
for several terms; druggist.
James j. Kennedy; has never held
public office; newspaper editor
Thomas Malcolm; has never held
public office: president of Riverside
Foundry Company, of Newark
Town Clerk Edward e. Mathes;
has held obce for three terms; en-
ployed as cabinet maker with Tiffany
and Company, Forest Hill; exalted
ruler of Belleville Lodge of Elks.
Jeraldo Maioran; member of Board
of Health; formerly postmaster in
Silver Lake section; conducts shoe
store.
Robert c. Minion; has never held
public office; for many years was
superintendent of Eastwood Wire
Manufacturing Company and Dewitt
Wire Company; now retired.
David Fl. O'Toole; has never held
public office: employed by Montclair
Paper Company.
John 0. Penter; playground COM
missioner; lawyer with offices in New
ark.
John S. Price; formerly member of
Board of Education and Board OF Fire
Commissioners; employed in New
York law Office
Richard p. Scaine' was for many
years superintendent OF Dewitt Wire
- #