New Britain herald., 1928-03-26
DEMOCRATS OPPOSE
 FULL TICKET PLAN
(Continued from First paee)


 Fifth ward councilnen, James P Murphy and Lucian Macora.
 Sixth ward alderman. John F Maerz, John O'Brien and Abel Gross: councilmen, William D. Boyle and William w. Green. 1 Selcctmau. Darius Benjamin and Kazimir Majcurez.
 School committee, Laura Mangan land George Levitt. Board of relief, Lawrence r. Man gan
 I Registrar, Thomas J. Smith. The republican primary sheet fol- lows:
 Mayor, Donald l.. Bartlett
 First ward counClmcn, Roger Whitman. ". G. Gibney, William Huber, Louis Nogel and Charles May
 Second ward alderman. Walter Falk; councilmcn, Charles c. Holt and Adam Ziceior.
 Third ward councilmen, Gleason w. Parker and Prank Goddard.
 Fourth ward aldermen, John Lar son and J. Gustave Johnson: coun- cilmon, George Molander. William Willametz. Bernard Albert and Walter Nelson.
 Fifth ward counciimen, Joseph Kloskowli and Frank Barszcz.
 Sixth ward alderman, Clifford Fields: councilmcn, Edwin Sand berg and Howard Clark.
 Board of relief, Burton C. Mercy and Emil Hagist.
 School committee, Louis w. Young and Aaron Hanielson.
 Tax collector, Bcrnadotte Loomis.
 Town clerk, Alfred Thompson.
 City treasurer, Curtis Sheldon.
 Comptroller Hanford l.. Curtis.
 Registrar. William Ziegler.
 Seloctmcn. Lewis Lawyer and AL bert Peterson.
 Primaries Next Friday
 Primaries of both parties will be held Friday from D. m. 10 8 D. m. The republicans, having contests in the first and fourth wards only, will have primaries for the first, second fifth and sixth wards at the G. 0. P. headquarters on Main street. The first ward will vote at the Senior High school. using the Rassett street entrance, and iho fourth ward will use Central Junior High school, us- ing the Main street entrance.
 The democrats have no ward con tests in the first. second. third and these sections will use Central Junior High school, using the Chestnut st rect entrance. The fifth ward will vote at the Bartlett school and the sixth ward will use the Elihu Bur rift Junior High school on North street.
 Rallies In First Ward Tonight
 The vote of the first ward elector ate will be the objective of both parties tonight when the republicans of that district gather at republican hcadguartprs to hear Councilman the c. O. P. nominee, while 1 zx-Mayor 4. NJ. Paonessa will be the speaker at a rally at ]. o. ). r. hall on Arch street.
 The democratic meeting will fca- i .ure a repeat performance of ''The ] Political Folies," the minstrel show /! which attracted an audience of 5000 1 o the Y. N. T. A. & E. society hall 1 ast Monday night. The overilo" ! urned away after the auditorium ! lad been crowded 10 capacity is 1carly large enough to fill the Odd . TolloWs hall and for this reason the | democrats are confident of another 1 overflow meeting tonight. After tn" . how dancing will be enjoyed until | midnight Admission 10 the social will be free and the democrats haVo 'xtended an invitation 10 all men and women 10 attend.
 The Swedish American R"publi- an club at it's meeting in Nordeen Bungalow one week from tonight 1 viii also feature dancing after the program which will include George of Now Haven. a mcm- I' cr of the republican state central omnittco.