The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-10-11
POLLS OPEN FOR PRIMARIES AT 5
 O'CLOCK TODAY
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 Alderman Daniel B. Walker is unop- posed, and in the Fifth, where Thomas F. Flynn of 986 Norman street, widely known in the district, is a candidate. F. In the Sixth there are two tickets and two candidates for the alderma nic nomination. Attorney John H. Casey, who has served one term, desires to be returned to the common council. In i this district the Democratic nomina- 1 ton is practically equivalent to cleo tion. He is opposed for the nomina- tion by Thomas M. McNamara. The latter is the secretary of the Bridge port aerie of Eagles
 | The candidates for delegates in the i Sixth district are: l William J. Moran, 1,464 North ave 1 nue; Lawrence Foley, 27 Rosedale street; Martin I1utz, Woodside avenue; Andrew T. Campbell, 611 Grand street; | Peter Glennon, Jr., 127 Hurd avenue. Henry J.sCIampett, 138 Jones avenue; | William A. Farrell, 391 Harral avenue; John F. Clancy, 1,044 North avenue; William Partridge, 2,161 Main street; Herman SakoWitz, 309> Pequonnock street.
 Two young attorneys who have talk en much interest in Democratic po1i- tics and have spoken. at rallies for the party in former campaigns are the unopposed candidates for the alder manic nominations in the seventh and Flights districts. Attorney Daniel E. fireman is candidate in the Seventh and Attorney John A. Cornell, Jr. in the Eigth district. But one delegate ticket has been named in each of these districts.
 Democrats in the Ninth, Tenth and Eleventh districts have but one ticket The candidates for aldermen are Frederick Martin of 169 Spring street in the Ninth district who was the candidate last year; John J. Scu1ley, 683 Kossuth street in the Tenth dis trict; and James M. Williams of 3O6 East Main street in the Eleventh dis trict.
 In the Twelfth district there is a contest for district control. The can didates are: James Monahan of 245 Bunne11 street and Daniel J. Connors of 919 Stratford avenue Those in contest as delegates in this district are:
 William M. Dillon, 23 Edwin street; James Seymour. 34 Revere street; nue; Robert s. Jeliffe, 46 DeForest avenue; Max Feydt, 93 Clifford street
 William H. CalIan, 494 Connecticut avenue: Joseph Hickey. 1e4 Adam street; Peter J. Umstatter, 145e Strat- ford avenue; Joseph Deegan, 434 To- gan street; Edward Colgan, 164 sher- idanA street
 The polling places in the various districts are:
 First district, 2s2 State street.
 Second district. 254 Railroad ave- nue.
 Third district, 2oss Fairfield avenue
 Fourth district. 32S State street.
 Fifth district, 107o Hancock ave- nue.
 Sixth district, s42 James street . Seventh district. 1889 Main street
 Eigth district, 335 North Wash ington avenue.
 Ninth district, 11s7g East Main street.
 Tenth district. s46 East Main street
 Eleventh district, Ma1ley building, Pembroke and Nichols streets.
 Twelfth district, 1265 stratford ave- nue.
 The moderators have been desig- mated as follows: First district, John M. Sears: Second. Henry P. Lyons: Third, Edward Flanagan; Fourth. Thomas Carroll; Fifth, David w. Lyons; Sixths John "A. Noteworthy; Seventh, John F. Toole; Eighth. Ed ward Morriss; Ninth, Matthew E. Mo Ginty; Tenth, Charles McMahon; Eleventh, Archie Cameron; Twelfth, James J. Hurley.