Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-21


John B. Wood is completing an ener-
getic run for the Republican nomina-
ton for alderman in the Eleventh
ward. His opponent is Herbert l.
Thowless.
Mr. Wood served as alderman from
1898 to 1906, inclusive, a total of eight
years successive service. He was
three times majority leader and chair
man of the finance committee during
his service. He was president of the
council in 1902 and later served as
member of the Board of Health. III IS
claimed for him that he was as ell
cient a chairman of the finance com
mittee as ever served in the Board OF
Aldermen.
Harry b. O'ConneIrs "Flying Squad
ron" was greatly augmented on Sat
urday for the parade of the '1ett-out
candidates" The contestant for the
Republican nomination for sheriff had
ten additional machines in line, all
decorated with flags and O.ConneH
pennants. The whole fleet mem
bers were guests OF Mr.. OConnel al
dinner in the Sixteenth Ward Repub-
lean Club headquarters in the eve
ming. The fleet" continued on It's pill
grimage at night Besides pushing
O'Connells candidacy for sheriff, Two
of the fleet automobiles pulled a
stranded automobile out OF often In
front of the St Cloud Hotel. 1ester-
da.y afternoon Mr. O'Connell was
guest Of the Oppossum Club, at
Bloomfield the Charles Loeffler Assoc
citation. and the Conrad Throm Asso-
citation. at Frankton's grove, and the
Essex Field Club, Belleville. He at
tended the celebration of the Sons OF
Italy at Proctors Theatre last night
/. William Huegel, Republican can
didate for sheriff, issued a statement
today in which he expressed bis sat
isfaction at the way his campaign
has been progressing. lie SAID ne Ielt
positive of obtaining the nomination,
but added that in case or reVerses ne
would let bygones be bygones, pitch IN
and work for the successful cahul-
date. He ended his statement by de-
daring that first, last and all the
time he is an organization Repuoh-
can and will fight for the G.. q +.
Frank M. McDermit, candidate Tor
the Democratic nomination for state
senator, after a canvass of the coun-
ty. announces that everything looks
promising for his success at the pri-
maries tomorrow.
The Chuck Goodman and John Celia
A Association of the First district OF the
First ward last night announced It's
endorsements, The candidates ap-
proved were DIR. Angelo r. Bianchi
for freebooter, Michael a. Castellano
for alderman and Salvatore Nesto TOT
member of the county committee. Inc
entire Democratic ticket was also ap-
proved.
The William Thomsett Saving club
of the Second ward at its annual out
ing at Frankton's Grove, Hilton, yes
terday, Endorsed the candidates. oil
Mayor Haussling for reelection John
T Bracken for sheriff and Cornelius
bradley for alderman in the second:
besides approving the remainder Oh
the Democratic ticket.
The Edward ]. Scott Association
will hold a mass- meeting tonight at
95 Academy street. Several OF the
Democratic candidates for ONCE VIII
make addresses.
Colored citizens of East orange VIII
hold a mass-meetlng tonight AT tne
Hollywood Club Main street ana fiol-
lywood avenue that city. Mayoralty
Candidate John B. Woolston and Lin
coin e. Rowley, congressional candl-
date. will be the speakers
Harry l.. Huelsenbeck, candidate
for the Republican nomination OF al
derman in the Thirteenth ward, is
sued a statement today In which ne
pledged his hearty support TO ms op
ponent In the event of the success OF
the opponent at tomorrow's primaries
David C. F'itterer, candidate for the
Republican nomination for alderman
in the Th rteerth whrd will end his
campaign tonight by attending several
meetings In his ward. He attended
several outings and ball games yes
terday and Saturday He has OBJ
tanned a large number of indorse-
ments.
Oscar Bloch. Republican candidate
for Board of Works, has pursued "a
quiet and persistent campaign, ana
has no reason to fear the outcome.
He seems to hit his hearers about
right at every meeting by his plain,
straightforward talk and knowledge
of municipal conditions and needs.
II never felt so confident OF any
thing in my life as | am that | VIII
win at tomorroN's primaries, de-
clnred Daniel F. Gaven. Republican
surrogate candidate, this afternoon.
81 have endeavored to conduct
clean, dignifed campaign and ! am
conscious of the fact that have sue
ceeded in this regard. / have re-
Trained from abuse or mean CRITICISM
of nv rivals in any respect, nave
placed myself, my private business
and political record before the Peep.
as an open book IL the word and
assurances of honorable men are to
be depended upon am Justified in
feeling more than hopeful.
In summing no the various 1eat-
ures that cropped out during the cam
paign and taking every clement OF
interest and importance into fu
consideration, Scott German, Repuo-
Hcan candidate for surrogate. ex-
presses a conviction and conHde"cN
that he will be returned a winner
nj tomorrow's primaries. He aaFeS
his hopes ON the receptions aecohdau
him at the numerous meetings heid
during the most five weeks. tn" MANY
letters of congratulations containing
assurances of support ana the gen
e,al trend of the voters TOWARDS MS
candidacy
Herbert Hitchcock, in letter In an
swer to tho atntements of Frank j..
Murray, of Oray sc, replying to Frank
] Boettner concerning the surrogate
ship, points out that Mr.. Murray is
chairman of the speakers committee
of the Stickel campaign committee,
=. ....,.n..ts. tint Mr. MnrrAN s pro-