New Britain herald., 1929-03-29
HEAVY VOTE CAST
 IN
(Continued from First Pase)

Lewis w Lawyer and Stanley A. karpinski, in which karpinski was eliminated when His rival piled up a lead of l50 votes. Karpinski was ahead by 27 votes when none but the third ward remained to be counted. He conceded defeat at that time, since the ward was con- sidered to be a Lawyer stronghold.
 The defeated candidate received more than half his votes in the fifth ward alone and took 16 of the 21 ballots cast in the sixth. The first, second and fourth returned cut down the former fifth ward alder mans advantage and the third dis trct sNamped him.
 Pajewski Defeats Jchalik
 karpinski's candidacy was belieN- ed 10 have resulted in the casting Of more than 100 votes in the fifth ward. Here, Peter J, PajeWski ad- minstered an overwhelming defeat to Stanley Uchalik in the aldermanlc race, 397 to 2o. To become a candl- date, it was necessary for lchalik 10 have the signatures of 25 republican voters in the district, and in Sester- days balloting, he did not have the support of the 25 who put him up as . candidate.
 Councilman John Mack failed to win renonination in the second ward and his place on the ticket was taken by John Milford. newcomer in politics. John F. HolmberS was endorsed for a second term. The vote was: Milford, IA; Hollflberg 1l9; Mack, g.
 Councilman II. Stuart Hanes was nominated for reelection in the firs' ward, with a vote of 204, and Nll- liam Scheuy was named as hlS run ming mate with 340 votes. Merton A. Kirby trailed Councilman Hanes by a narrow margin of seven votes.
 Nelson and Landwchr in Fourth
 Tho fourth ward selected Walter J Nelson and Joseph Landwehr as its nominees. The vote stood: Nel- son, 124; Landwehr, 1l9; Frank Narcum. S6; Lewis A. Horwitz, 36.
 Candidates who were nominated without contest are: David l.. Nair, for alderman in the first ward; Don- aid l.. Bartlett, for alderman in the third ward; William W. T. Squire and Edwin L. Sandbcrg for council- 1 man in the sixth ward; Harry Wit kin for second selcctman; Henry T. Burr and William II. Day for school committeeman
 Uchalik, defeated candidate for alderman in the fifth ward, made | known his intention of protesting | against the practices of his oppon- onts campaign directors. He alleges | that ballots were marked outside the | voting place and handed to electors l and he has promised to produce wit nesses to substantiate his claim.
 Primary Results
 The results of the primary are:
 First Ward-I'or alderman, David | l.. Nair 3f0; for Councilmen. Will { lam H. Scheuy $40, II. Stuart | Hancs 2o4, Merton A. Kirby 197. | Nair Scheuy and Hanes nominated. |
 Second ward-For councilmen, | JOIn O. VIII ora Iif, JoilH T.. Holmberg 119, Johh J. Mack 39. ! Wiford and Holmbcrg nominated.
 Third ward-I'or alderman, Dom aid l.. Bartlett 351. For council men, William r. Curtin 292, ". $. Warner 200, John J. Holloway 251, Leonard $. Appcll 1SG. Bartlett, Curtin and Warner nominated.
 Fourth Nard-f'or councilmen. Walter ]. Nelson PA, Joseph Land- wohr 119. Frank Narcum S6. Lewis A. Horwitz SC. Nelson and Land Wehr nominated.
 Fifth ward-I'or alderman; Peter J, laicWski 391, Stanley lChalik a2. For councilmon, Joseph Mlyn- arski 69. Luther Ahrahamson 2S. paiewslli, MlynarsM and Abraham son nominated.
 Sixth ward-For councilmen, Ed win L. Sandberg 15. William w. I. Squire 14. both being nominated.
 For first sclcCtman-IeWls W. Lawyer S7G, Stanley A. karpinski 7e6.
 William II. Day and Henry T. Burr were nominated for reelec- ton as school committeeman and Harry A. Witllin was placed on tho ticket for second selcctmen without contest.