New Britain herald., 1924-09-18
SOCIALIST.LABOR
 PETITION SIGNED
12O New Britain Residents Help
 Get Ticket in Field

The petition to be presented to the secretary of state asking that candidates be named on a socialist labor ticket for president and vice. president, has 120 signatures of New Britain residents. The peti- ton must have 1000 signatures in the state. , The list includes the names of a number of city employees and po- licemen. The signers are as fol- lows
 William Hill, 47 Winter; Henry Morous, 74 Hamilton; Oscar Kunge, 213 Main; Sylvester Gaetano, SS7 Moelte. Matthew Mausworth, S7 Winter; Robert c. Johnston, 362 Chestnut: William F. Sternberg, lSl Maple: A. A, Kaplan. 1S2 Maple; William J. Price. S5S Washington; Joseph Reney. $40 Main; James Flood, 450 Main; Edward F. Egan, 2SS Broad; Joseph Campbell, l29 Cleveland; Patrick J. Walsh. 40 Sexton; Samuel Schrer, 27 Union; Axel Carlson. CT Prospect; James Martin Malley, 2S7 Elm; William Politis. 151 Hartford avenue: Ed ward D. Driscoll, 95 Smalley; James J. Lynch, Garden; James McCabe, 329 Maple; Edward U. Hasson, 632 East Main; Jeremiah J. Coffey ST Fremont; Cesail Aid ermin, 58 Cherry: Clarence l.. Lam pher, Lincoln Court; Edward F. Kilduff. 47 Beaver; Joseph Morgan, 12 Allen; Albert Routhier, 14O Brighton; Andrew Littner, SSS Main; Clark s. Anderson, 1557 Stanley; Harry Hart, 31 Ellis; Silas Evermon, 329 Park; William Skene, 90 Arch; William Taylor, 5S1 Stan ley; Gustave Carlson, 1S3 Green , wood: James J. Watson, 16S Main; ) James Casey, 3S Holmes avenue;
 Arthur L. Rothfelder, 37S Main; 5 Artemus Stockman. 95 Whiting; l Frederick Neuman, 623 Stanley: Harold c. Hart, 25 Hamilton; , Thomas E.. Coleman, 2G6 High; - Carl Erickson, 20 Henry; Henry !, Stoly, 65 Harvard; Leonard Sc. t banut, 1O7 Arch; Edward c. Shei. r blin, 145 Fairview; Feordonio Neri
 157 Main; Dr. T. R. Johnson, 272 \ Main; William Reynolds; b6 Harri, 3 son; Isaac Venook, 40S Main; Her, = man Adler, 34S Main; Samuel Rio.
 kin, 51 Olive; John J. Burns, $; l Vine; George Rachlin, 96 West l Mrs. E. w. Frazier, kensington l Conn.,; Charles F. Johnson, 14I n Jubilee; John Cookish, S6 Sexton e John Ross, 321 Chestnut; George { McLaneye. 64 Church; Myer w @ steinbaus, 62 Broad; Carl E. Sea 8 lise, 29S Park: Hyman N. Dubowy e II Griswold; Joseph H. Cohen, | Il Austin: Nicholas Nesta, 17S Cherry h Michael Valukonis, 25 Seymou n avenue; Samuel Wrener, 200 Ire
 mont; Frank CaselIa, IS Green 1T wood; John ?. Kelly, 4S3 Main p Matthew Walsh, 59 East Main; Ot y to J.. Mckee, 179 Pleasant Loui > Robinson, 51 East Main: Hymal 70 Rorbinow. 344 Main; Jock Rud IF man. 376 Main; Herman Hoffman y 300 East Main; John A. Anderson o 4S5 Main; Albert Fouler, Park Ho
 tel; John E. Meskill, 104 Winter
 Fred Wrinkle, 143 Maple; Envi . Tamray, AZ Broad; Fred Grahov
 42 Union; George A. Nevulis 63 4 Stanley; Anthony Fox, 320 Main
 William Riley, 320 North; Ere V Y, Jones, 334 Maple; Henry J. Walk Is CT, 40 Church; Timothy pwyer. 26 4 Elm; John Kempf, 62 Prospect i Fred c. Mitchell, 36S Arch; Georg r Moffitt, 4S Pennington avenue rv Harry c. Billings, 27 Gilber IF Charles H. Clifford, F Fairviev lv James H. Curtin, 129 Black Roc H. avenue; William Hennessey
 y- Main; Edward Fuller, 53 Whitin,
 H, R. Bennett, IS Gilbert; Joser
 McAvay, 8 Bronson; D. Raschko' to Main; William r. Needhar ti- Wakefield court; Arthur c. Ba
 rows, 33S East Main: Solomc
 Scheinman, 50 Lafayette; Max MI - cowitz, 1 Wallace; Dewey Selandf
 63S Stanley; Benjamin Myerson, 1
 Maple; Mitchell A. Belkin, 9S Blat
 Rock avenue; Harry Rabinow,
 Winthrop; Solomon Leventhal, &
 Dubowy. S2 Bassett; Paolo N. Mi
 icrenep, 52 Dwight; s m (
 FNeingold, II Lafayette; Samr
 Bayer, 445 Arch; Morris Bayer, 7
 Arch: Salvatore Squillore, :
 Rockwell avenue; Walter EydTnt
 19 Florence; Edwin c. Anderso
 F.