New Britain herald., 1929-04-08
PAPER ATTACK 0N DEMOCRATIC RALLY
Republican Handbills DStribu.
 ted At Rialto Hall Meeting

Republican handbills on which were printed questions concerning the tax rate were distributed at a democratic rally in the fifth ward yesterday. The meeting was held in Rialto hall with Alderman Frank J. Zapatka, candidate for reelection, as the principal speaker. The handbills are said to have been circulated by the Polish American republican club which has endorsed ex-AldHman Peter J. Pajewski, Zapatka's op- ponent.
 | Alderman Zapatka spoke in the interests of the ticket he heads. Others who came into the ward to carry the fight into what is expected to be tomorrow's storm center. were Mayor Paonessa, Registrar Thomas J. Smith, Paul Nurczyk and Coun- cilman Samuel Sablotsky. Casimir Majewicz, candidate for reelection as selectman. former Councilman James Degnan and John J. kata, the last two named being the council manic ticket of the democrats, also spoke.
 The work of Alderman Zapatka was laudcd and his stand in the in- terests of the 2S mills budget de- tended. IL was pointed out that the choice was between 27 1-2 mill tax or a tax of 2S mills. the former affordinC no funds with which 10 carry on Zapatka's program of fifth ward street improvements, and the latter making such provision, and that the alderman chose the budget which would benefit his district.
 Republican Rally Tonight
 Republicans will hold a meeting tonight at Falcon hall at which Pa jewski will be the main speaker.
 Attorney Harry Ginsburg, chair man of the republican town com mttee, will make his first public ap- pearance in that ward. Others who will address the meeting include Joseph Kloskowski. Attorney B. J. MonkieWicZ. chairman of the fifth ward republican town committee: Joseph Mlynarski and Luther Abra- hanson, candidates for councilmen, and others.
 Voting Machines Tested
 Voting machines today had been set up and tested and polling places put in readiness for the annual city election which takes place between the hours Of a. m. and p. m. to- morrow.
 
 With the exception of the six places on the school committee which are to be filled. there is con- test for posts in every department Of the government to which officials will be elected tomorrow.
 Of the candidates whose names appear on the voting machines, the following, having no contest, are as- sured of election: Patrick F. King, Joseph NJ. Hailoran, Dr. Henry Mar tin Joseph M. Ward, Henry T. Burr and William H. Day, school con- mitteemen: Donald L. Bartlett, Will liam s. Scheuy and William F. Cur tin, candidates for places in the common council. The latter group T is therefore possible for them 10 be elected on either ticket.
 For places on the consta bulary eight are candidates. One of the fol- lowing must be defeated: Fred Wrinkle, John S, Recor Charles T. Rowland, Raymond D. Beatman, Frank Clynes, James w. Manning. Joseph F. Hayes and Michael O'Brien.
 Election Day Workers
 Registrars Thomas J. Smith and William J. Ziegler have selected their election day workers and as signed them as follows:
 Moderator: first, Michael Hannon; second, A. l.. Rice; third. Martin Connolly; fourth. John Middleton: fifth, William Dorsey; sixth. William Rawlings: checkers. first, William