New Britain herald., 1924-03-24
|BOSCO FORCED OUT | OF 2D WARD RACE Rutherford Takes His Place as Candidate for Councilman
 SUDDEN SHIFT MADE TODAY
E-Masor Quisley in Temper When He Learns Sautter Has Withdrawn fingered Because He Had Been Ignored by G. 0. F. Bosses.

Another sudden shift in the repub-
 lican situation in the second ward l was brought about today when Franl,
 Bosco, who filed petition for the i nomination for councilman last , Thursday, withdrew and the name oi l Arthur N. Rutherford was submitted.
 This, it is said. was done in the inter- 1 est of harmony, but it is declared that
 the result may be disappointing. Quigley Opposed to BOsco. The second ward mix-up command ed the attention of of republican lead
 CTS last week. Rutherford had detied
 Quigley, who aspired to be czar Of
 that district and dictator of republi-
 can politics in New Britain, by filing
 a petition for the nomination as alder
 man in opposition 10 Walter R. Falk,
 Quigley's candidate. Quigley wanted
 Rutherford to run for councilman but
 the latter favored the nomination Of
 Frank Bosco, well known Italian
 citizen. Quigley, because of his dis
 like for Bosco, rushed in stephen
 Satter at the last minute, which made three candidates for councilman. Bos- co, Sautter and John e. Buckley. TO all appearances battle royal at the primaries was in the wind. But the harmonizing machinery of the party was started resulting in Sautter and Rutherford suddenly withdrawing Saturday afternoon, leaving a ciedr field to Falk to run for alderman and Bosco and Buckley to run for coun- atI 1zIatysz mates Bosco and puts Rutherford back in the running, although he will be nominated as councilman instead Of alderman.
 Quigicy Ignored, Flies Into Rage.
 When Qnigley read in the "Herald" Saturday afternoon that Sautter had withdrawn as a candidate for the re- publican nomination for council- man he flew Into rage and stormod into republican head quarters where he breathed lightning for about fiyo minutes About 25 were present at headquarters when the door was hurled open and Quigley appeared. his eyes flashing fire. He to know who's putting in In the second ward" He enlarged upon his question by explaining that Sautter's withdrawal WIS made with. out his knowledge. The group was stunned by his sudden attaok and all remained speeches. except State Gen. tral Committeeman George W. klett. engineer of the republican machine. who attempted to pacify the irate ex- mayor and said he should consult l with the second ward committeeman, l Deputy Sheriff Adolph Carlson. What loes he amount to?" Qulgley is said | .o have replied angrily. He donclud- | ad, it is reported, by threatening to | inlp elect democrat from the ward | unless the aspirations of Bosco were | .hwarted.
 Casalc Democratic Candidate.
 Announcement was made today | hat Attorney s. Gerard Casale of BIO | Maple street will be Q candidate for l he democratic nomination for alder nan from the second ward. Lawyer 1asale is one of the younger mem- ,ers Of the New Britain bar. He was porn in the second ward and spent he greater part of his life as a resi- lent of that district except during a ,eriod when he was at college and in New York city. He is 'raduate of New Britain high school,
 lass Of 1917. and Fordham. class of a2f. After graduating from Ford am he practiced law in New York. 1ter coming 10 his home town 10 ollow his vocation.