New Britain herald., 1929-09-21
TUESDAY PRIMARY
 STIRRING UP CITY
Contest for NayoraIty Prefer
 enCo Leads in Public Interest
13 COUNCIL CANDIDATES
Trinity Episcopal Parish 95 Years Old-Nary kriscensi Dies at Ago of l1-Ctty Clerk Steele Files Quarterly Report.

With unusual interest shown In the various candidates for office Bristol will have one of the most lively primary elections in years on Tuesday. Owing to Brstors non partisan form of city government, all candidates will be given no party or other mark of distinction.
 Each candidate must be voted for separately and those receiving the highest number of votes to twice the number of offices to be filled will be nominated for the final city cleo tioa on October :.
 AS q result one of the three can didates for mayor will be eliminated by the primary election. which is the real reason for the intense in tere6t that is being shown. Of the l3 candidates for city council po- sitions, the primary election will eliminate the one candidate receiv- ing the lowest number of votes.
 Two of the four candidates for the office of assessor will also be eliminated.
 The election will bo held between the hours of noon and 10 o'clock at night, daylight time. The voting places will the old town hall for the first voting district the Fire mems hall in IorcstvilIo for the second voting district, tn" North CiJn c.,,bca1 FCr h, trict, and the Federal Hill school auditorium for the fourth voting district
 The names of the candidates in the order in which they will appear on the machines, are as follows:
 For mayor (vote for one)-W. Raymond Crumb. John Donnelly, E. Hough.
 For councilmen (votc for any six) Charles E. Anderson, Dr. Alexan- Ter Pothw"ll, John C. Cope. Frank ". Dutton, Frank P. Gladowsl<. William A. Hayes, Homer H. Judd. Richard T. Lambert, Joseph r. 4andry. Ernest F. Merrill, Lewis G. ! 'arSons, Thomas A. Tracy, Henry E. | Wilcox.
 For treasurer (vote for onr) -t tcorge $. Peach.
 For assessor (votc for one) - William ]. i'r:es, Leigh D. Minor. ! Michael J. Reilly, Dominick j. Za- cs!,i.
 For board of relief (yote for twop Edward InGraham. Arthur N. iarro&s.
 For auditors (voto for two) - Walter l.. Crouch, Stoddard F. i NiEhtm0n.
 For town clerk (vote for onc) )- 'homas B. Steele.
 Red NCa to Visit West Haven
 The famous chiefs degree team f Compounce tribe. I. 0. R. NJ. un- CT the leadership of Charles J. nolan will confer the chiefs degree | meeting of Tountoncmoc tribe f W"Et Haven next Thursday night he meeting will be gathering of ed Men from all parts of the state nd will be held in honor of Al rench. Great Keeper of Wampum the Red Men of Connecticut. Several Of the great chiefs of the rdrr will be present. It is expected lat number of this city will ac- 'mpanv the degree team.
 Sr!crtmcn in Session The first session of the Board of aloCtm"n to make voters in antici itlon Of the coming city elections
 being held at the city clerks Of 1e today. Today's session will con- nuc through until o'clock tonight. iylGht time and 1t is expected that 10 larger part of the 300 applicants i'll have been made by the end of session tonight. Those who are ade voters today will be able to 'rtictp"te in the primary election l Tuesday,
 o3th Anniversary The o1th anivcrsary of the found, X of the Trinity Episcopal church -rlSh will take place tomorrow ann B onday. Appropriate religious srr. rcs will be held tomorrow and O.. onday evening at o'clock an in rm2l reception will be held with dresses The regular parish celebration Of . Holy Communion will be held
 sunday morning at 8 o'clock. The ". Mercer Hall, rector Of Trinity < urch Of Bridgeport, will he the \ Iehrcnj, He will also speak at the iSion Of the church school on Sun y morning at 9;%o, at which time E Q "hildron's eucharist and com lnlon will be celebrated. He wir X
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