New Britain herald., 1921-06-18
ONLY } PER CENT OF VOTERS TURN
 OUT TO PICK CITY MEETING BOARD
Public Evinces Little Interest and States As Adopted At Caucus or Private Con- ference Are Approved.

Only a trifie more than per cent of the total number of voters in the city turned out yesterday to vote in the special city election for the selection of ward members to the city meeting board. There are 14,- POP registered voters in the city and but AS took advantage of their right of franchise.
 States Ahe Adopted. States of candidates for city meet ing board places which were adopt ed previously at non-partisan ward caucuses or made up more or less on the quiet by interested politicians were ratified in practically every in- stance at election. In each of the six wards, eight delegates were selected for a three year term, eight for a two year term and eight for one year. It will not be necessary, the mayor explains, for those elected to be sworn into office as is the procedure with other elections and memberships on city boards.
 First Casts Heaviest Vote.
 The AS votes cast were split up in the wards in the following man. ner: First 100; second, 50; third, 105; fourth, 61; fifth, 73; sixth, 5S. Those whose names appeared on sug- gested ballots but who failed of cleo ton are: Earl Kisselbrach, William C. Kranowitz, Daniel Coughlin, Dan- ieI Hayes, Henry Abrahamson, Mich ael Richter, Charles Fox, Gustav Tor reIl. w. P. Steele, Thomas Murphy, A. P. Marsh, Henry Bush, Thure Bengston, E. x. Callahan, A. c. Ma lone, Mrs. Hannah Hunter, Daniel M. waddell, Henry schilling and O. I. Davis.
 First Ward Choices.
 The first ward choices are:
 One Year-Cornelius J. Dehm, Claude J. Leroux, Jesse Atwater, Frank B. Cox, Harry Morton, Miss cliffe, William Blair.
 Two Years-Joseph G. Woods, J. A. Ericson, J. McCabe. Mrs. A. Wal len, C. H. May, Amandus Odin, Wal ter Meyer, E. F. Hall.
 Three Years-E. F. Neumann, Os- car Moberg, Richard Vogel, L. T. Shipps, C. H. Maxen, B. A. Hawley, Frank Anderson, Miss Ida Scheutze.
 Those elected in the Second ward are:
 One Year-Wm. F. Roy, Antonio Napoli, Henry Martin, August E. Wal len, Aaron Danielson, Patience Ern- est, Clara Bradley, Louis M. Dyson.
 Two Years-Geo. A. Quigley, Arth- UT N. Rutherford, James A. Coyle, Pher Uno Johnson, Alexander Olson, Louise Edwards. Edward H. Carroll, Pierce Nj. Boyer.
 Three Years-John Olson. Arthur H. Parker, Robert c. Vance, Frank R. Woods, Arthur J. Bottomley, Eu- gene J. Foley, Charles M. Schurr, Arthur F. Spencer.
 The successful Third ward candi- dates are:
 One Year-Mrs. A. c. McKinnie, H. S. Robertson, J. c. Loomis, A. J. S1oper, A. F. Nelson, J. L. Doyle, f. G. Platt, M. I. Jester.
 Two Years-Mrs. J. H. Robinson, J. J. Watson, F. A. Wooster, S. w. Menus, Charles Mueller, I. Wexler, J. V. Lacava, I. D. Russell.
 Three Years.-Mrs. H. H. Bates, F. F. McDonough. c. F. Smith, w. E. Atwood, w. l.. Hatch, Geo. T. Kimball, P. K. Rogers, E. w. Christ. The following were chosen in the fourth ward:- l
 One year-George Weyh, Mrs. F. | B. Mitchell, Isaac Rothfeder, Morti- | mer Rhodes Loren D. Penfield, James | Edwards, J. Gustave Johnson, J August Carlson.
 Two years-AIbert Anderson, c. | Adrian Carlson, Miss Nettie Gammer- | dinger, James F. O'Connor, James |