New Britain herald., 1926-04-12
PAONESSA AND WELD
 EXPRESS CONFIDENCE
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IIufthermore, have q record behind
 them of which they can be proud.
 Be it further resolved that we
 take exception to the mayors re-
 marks, and take this opportunity of Idonouncing his methods in trying 10 seek the reelection for mayor of our city in such q manner. We stand as unit behind Alderman
 K0rpinski. and Councilman Gr2y- bowski believing that they will in the future as in the past, work for the best interests Of our city.
 "rllE POLISH SINESSMEN's 1 ASSOCIATION.
 j"Chester Cichowski, vica-presldent, "Volori Cieszynski. secretary"
 Second Ward~Moderator, Michael
 Hannon; checkers, w. Golf C. r. | Icavitt. Francis Dolan; challengers, $. Gross, Mrs. Blanchctte, Joseph | IfrawIoy and Miss Mary Watson
 machine mon, George Hagist, A. Grculich, r. Epplcr Robert Saun- dcrs, John Wear and Michael J. Lynch. deputy registrars, Frank Iuingworth and John Riley.
 Third Ward--Moderat or. William J. Rawlings; checkers, Fred w. Jost. Miss NJ. Donahue and Mrs. John r. Looney; chalengers, A. Sandberg Mrs. Clark. William Esenberg, Mrs. Martin Connolly: machine men. William Allen. George Rapolye, ], R. Peterson. Owen Riley, P. W. Smith and Joseph Tynan; deputy registrars. C. F. Lamphcr and George Shine, IF,
 Fourth Moderator. Martin Connolly; checkers, ". B. Montague, David Elason and Raymond Gun ming. challcngers, X. Ackorstroln, Sicnc KaUbers: machine men, Bior Johnson. John Edman. II. Herzog, John Noonan, Richard Gilpatrick and Gabriel Traceski deputy regis trars, John Barry and Philip Ker win.
 Fifth Ward Moderator, Louis Holt; checkers, Joseph Gil, L. Sa- morczyk and Merritt Humason challcngers. Joseph Smith, Edith Peterson, Harold Ward. Miss Cath crime Walsh; machine men, Edward Achcnbach, N. Gil. Steve Andronik, Eugene Connolly, Joseph Smith and James McGrath; deputy registrars, James Desmond and T. J. Grace.
 SXith Moderator. James Egan; checkers, John rrodon, Anna Clancy and Joseph Bu, karth; chal- longers, Gertrude rasco, E. Rosen- berg John Stauhly and Mrs. Kath- erin kalinoWsli; machine men, Ed ward rilz, Andrew Clark, Yale Saboi P. Cotfcy. William Lynch and John O'Keefn; deputy registrar An- thony Mathis.
 Only Two Candidates
 This Is tho first election in several at which there are nominees of but two parties. the farmer-labo leader, Henry F.. Gardiner, having selected to cast his lot with the republicans seeking the mayoralty nomination in the G. o. P. primary and having been eliminated.
 City Clerk A, l.. Thompson, Tax Collector Bornadotto Loomis. Comp trollor Hanford L. Curtis and City i Treasurer Curtis Sheldon, republi- cans, hay" been endorsed by the | domoCrauc party, so that q vote for 1 either mayoralty candidate is q vote for them and they arc assured of re- e-olrctinn.
 In the third ward, Councilmen Frank $, Caldwell and Frank A. Goddard have been endorsed by the ! democrats and regardless of which | maworalty aspirant is favored by |, th" voter ballot for them will be TT g,sterod. The same condition is trn" Of Alderman Walter Talk Of | Inc second ward, a republican who has tn" democratic endorsement.
 In the first ward John r. Nee ian who succeeded his father, the &t" John r. Menhan in the control thH John r. M"ehan Monumental %arhs is making an attempt 10 fol low in his fathers footsteps as q mbcr of the common council. |he elder Moehan was elected to r." common council in 1908 and cain in 1@lo, The younger Mnchan a candidate for councilman. run ing with Martin Hoilfelder on the l. mocratic ticket IIonfclder. who . in husincs ss in the district, is mak- "% his first appearances as q candi- lat" for officn, They are opposed '| p2tid l.. Nair. who has served wo terms, and Rodman W. Cham- 'orlain who is mp for reelection.
 Th" second ward offers no alder manic contest because of th" en- l0rs"m"nt of Alderman Walter Falk. l Iohn q. Buckley is out for re-oIec- ion on the republican ticket and as Hs his running mate, Alexander |. Olson. They arc the republican nominees, Tn" democrats have no- pinatod I"o Torti"r anI Frank ]. 'ui'". 'ho latter. as is also his rival 'son. 2 busin"7 7smau in tho dietriot.
 Thor" Is no common council con. oat in th" third ward as there is 70 ald"rmanic berth 10 be filled and h" republican council members 'hoso terms expire are endorsed,
 Fight In Fourth Ward
 I'll" fourth ward will be the scene f 2 lively election fight. Alderman . G1s'av Johnson. republican. and .iotor Watkins. democrat, arc pit od aEainat onn another for the sec nd 'imo. Although Johnson has 'proSontod iho ward fora number : years Watkins. new conner two "2rS agn. cut him down to q mar nv load nf less than 50 votes. C. lrian Carlson and Harry \. Rob ~'son arr ID for rr-rlcrtion with Trudello and harlton E or"llo running on the democratic a'". Trudclle and Torcllo are the