New Britain herald., 1929-09-25
CRUNB AND HOUGH
 PRIMARY WINNERS
Mayor and Councilman to Ba
 Opponents at Final Election
VOTING IS VERY HEAVY
More Than i,7O0 Votes Cast as Don nelly l. Eliminated From Contest -CCpc Lose, Council Racc-Nrs. julia NUneCh Dics-NotCe.

julia Nunech Dics-Notc..
 In the biggest primary election ever hold in 1his city. Mayor W. Raymond Crumb and Councilman Willard F. Hough, secured the may orally nominations for inc final city election &t thc hands Of the voters yesterday.
 With considerably mor, than half Of tn" total nlmhcr of voters on '1o city voting lists going to the oils, the final results in the mayor atty contest showed that Na-Cr ( rumb led slishily in all four vol ing district of the city oyer Conn ClInan H2ugh and that Former councilman John Donn"lly was con- sjlerahly behind trc other two can Gilatcs. Former Councilman Don nelly was eliminated by yesterdays contest,
 | Th" clc"ticn was rrnlotc Wi'r sur- Nrses in spite of the fact that the { clOsoncss of contest was expected. 1 rlayor lrumb showed surprising 1 strength in the North Side voting district, which is Councilman ,1oushs cWn district, where he led l Councilman Holgh by q margin of | 1dI votes, This lead of the m tyCr'a , Vas cX"o"1rd only in the mayors own Forcstvllo Cistrtct, where he ,ed Councilman Hough by 17..
 Iii t1. fourth thcderdl iIjlD Gis trict whro it was expected tha' most of the CrWub votes would lie and where it was expected that th, mayor would have a large lead. the reserve conditious were true ;nd ,h, nayor nal d lead of only % in that Iislrict,
 One Councilman Eliminated
 Of the Is candidates for colntil- mrn at yesterdays election. only one. John C. Cope. was eliminated from the ballot for tro final GtS election. Mr. Cope was the unluykl l&tr Iaan who received the lowest u1mbcr Of votes.
 The r,nIaimn@ f2 will ra voted upon at th" final election on OCto Ter and Of thot number, six WilI hc finally elected.
 The councilmcn. in the order oi the number of votes received. rank ed as follows in yesterdays election:
 First, Charles E. AN1crson sec ond, William A. Hayes; third Frank W. Dutton; fourth. Thomas A. Tracy: fifth. Lewis G. Parsons , sixth, Ernest F., Merrill; seventh , Homer H. Judd; eighth, Dr, Alex. andcr Bothwoll; ninth, Richard T Lambert; tenth, Joseph r. Landry eleventh, Henry F. Wilcox; twelfth , Prank ?. Gla3ow7)t; thirteenth John C. Cope.
 Minor Leads Assessors Tn th" contest for the Cfficc c assessor Leigh D. Minor easily lcat }hr field, securing more votes thar th" other thry" candidates combin. ed. Althouah William !. Fries anl Mjch2rl J. Reilly ran close race for tn" second place, Mr. Reilly top. ped Mr. Fries by G5 votes, giving him place on the tinal ticket wifi Nr. Mnor Mir. Fries and Dominica J. Xal.sM were eliminated by yes. tcrdays contest.
 Voting Very Heavy
 The voting was unusually heavy in all districts during the evening hours, and, althou:h the polls dit lot close until ID o'clock, there We're some who Were voting even IT to that hour
 Tn all four districts there wor' long lines of voters awaiting thch turn between o'clock and S.&o. , The total vote by districts were aS follows.
 No. |, I2os; No. .. 72G; No. l. ISG; No. {. 17l7.
 Ms. J:lia Nuns:'h Mrs. Julia Wuusch. SC, wifi" o' | Jacob Nunsrh of the Waterbury road, died at her home yesterday afternoon followina seven months | iur,4a.
 Born in Germany Mrs. Wunscl ,anr to this country when a youns ; woman. After a snort time she set tI"t in Bristol Wntr" Sn" mas f' sided for tI" past t9 years.
 She Ia,'s her husband; two sons William Wunsch of Hristo and G.rhardt Wwsoh of Tcrryvillc | and nine daughters. Mrs. Mary ker Of Bristol Mrs Oscar Decker O . Dctroit. lliss OttiIi" Wuusch O Hartford. Miss Bertha Wunsch O |. Bristol. Mrs Martha Eirschnor O Bristol Miss Wanda Wunsch O Tyrry,iIIr. Miss ElIa Wunsch Of Ter . ryvIllo, Miss Dorothy Wunsch o Tcrryvill'. and Mrs. Carl H"Imin = Of HristoI
 The funeral will bn held at h.
 home on Friday afternoon at 1:& n o'clock Services will follow at in German Lutheran church on Wo>