The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-25
Sharp Contest Waged
 Against John A. Cornell

AXdlItSC JOIln A. OOIItclA
 (Continued from Page One.) Buckley was selected as aldermanic nominee to be voted on at the com ing primaries by the organization Democratic club Votes of Gonn- Chairman CorneM were passed. Wm H. Beloin heads the delegate ticket ssqppor4ed by Michael d1;,l. J. Barrett, 1rnT1 and Thomas McGovern. Jr.
 Insurgents in the Fourth district selected John J. Wallace, Jr., as voted on at the primaries. Frank J. Clancy heads the delegation. The rest of the delegates comprise Martin | Grace, John J. Wallace, Jr, Ernest | Egge and Charles Kane.
 Fifth DiStrict-Regular.
 Frederick W. Hall, 510 Laurel ave- nue, was selected as the Fifth dis trict's candidate for alderman to be supported by the following delegate ticket pledged to him: J. Frederick | Schempp, James Grady, Charles J. Byrne, Mrs. Margaret Scott and Ed ward Harvey. Town Chairman Cor nell was given a vote of confidence.
 Fifth District-Insurgents. Alderman Alfred E. Veness' motion ministration and placing confidence an them was unanimously passed at an open caucus of the anti Cornell forces in the Fifth district held last night in the Linwood avenue Junior High school. Robert H. Newman, 790 Wood avenue, was endorsed as candidate for alderman with the fol- lowing delegate ticket pledged to his support: Alderman Alfred E. Veness, Charles O. Happ, Louis Schwerdtle, William F. McNamara and Mrs. Mar gcret Hayden. Alderman Veness today drew a com parison between the caucus held in the school house and the one held in the Fifth district club. "We nomin-
 l-I ,@oe, fr-.y, he he said. "In the other club everything was cut and dried and pre-arranged at secret meetings"
 Sixth District.
 Francis J. Brennan was elected chairman of the Sixth district caucus defeating Alderman William H. Hogan at a. stormy caucus held in the Sixth district club roms, North avenue and Center street. The faction led by William Moran, chairman of the dis trict, executive board member, and Deputy Registrar of Voters was vic torious over the anti-Corneu faction led by Alderman William H. Hogan, 62 to Al. A roll call lasting over two hours delayed the meeting consider ably.
 streets>was endorsed by both factions as candidate for alderman. The dele gation selected by the Cornell faction is as follows: William Moran, Mary F. Mallon, Edward A. Drew, William Leopold, and John J. Howard.
  the anti-Corne1l delegation supported by George Hutton. Michael Licamele. Richard J. Reilly and John J. that wf are be a there ah wi be to it." Alderman Hogan explained last night
 Seventh District.
 In the Seventh district a Cornell ticket was selected. A vote of con fidence was given to Mayor Atwater and Town Chairman John A. Cornell. nor rvfI @f1 oI,s was named candidate for alderman supported by the following ticket: pr. William H. Ryan, Catherine E. Fitzgerald, c. A. H. Dannenberg, Ber-- nard H. G1ennon and David A. E'itz- gerald. An opposition ticket headed by Lawrence T. Gallagher has been district to oppose the Cornell ticket headed by Dr. William H. Ryan, po- lice commissioner. No action was taken by the Gallagher faction on an aldern,anic nominee. The other delegates' supporting Gallagher are: Joseph jF'. Jacoby, Thomas W. Red dy. Thomas Diguey and John T. Flynn.
 Eighth District.
 Peace reigned supreme in the Eighth district. Joseph J. P1unkett of Whitney avenue, was the unanimous choice of the club for alderman. John J. McGinness, executive board mem Der was selected to head the delegate
 
 Dorsey. Attorney Harry Goldstein Alderman Thomas P. Doherty and Martin Noonan.
 Ninth District
 John Packer was selected as the Ninth district candidate for alderman at the caucus of 200 Democrats of the Ninth held last night at Bearxles- ley school. Lawrence J. Gill heads the delegate ticket to be voted on at the primaries. The other delegates are: Alderman William J. Lavery. Honora Mulvihin and Stephen Gal la.
 Tenth District
 Attorney David B. Cronin was se- Iected as nominee for alderman in the Tenth distirict on the ticket op- posed to Assessor Frank Hearn as executive committeeman. The dele gates selected are: James J. Quig- Faulty, Leonard R. Petrucelli and John H. Farrell.
 Eleventh District.
 No alderman has been selected iu the Eleventh district by either fac ton. At the caucus called by Vim MeCHnch, president of the Eleventh District club, the following delegate ticket was selected, pledged to both Town Chairman Cornell and Mayor Fred Atwater: William McChnch kam, R.. A. Cullen and w. F. Hard. ing. The ticket is opposed to Rich. ard E. Meyers as chairman of the district and executive board mem. ber.
 Twelfth District.
 Two tickets will be placed in the Twelfth district, one already havins been selected by the Anderson grouI opposed to Town Chairman John A Cornell James Nancy has been SC lected by the group as nominee fol alderman. The delegate ticket to be voted on at the primaries is head