New Britain herald., 1929-09-23
PRIMARY ELECTION ID BE IMPORTANT
BallOting Tomorrow to Deter
 mine Candidates for Offices
THREE SEEK MAYORALTY
Elimination Held of Greater Import than Final Notc-SS0 Taken from
 Store-Mayor Reviews Admins. tration Record-Bristol High Loses

Store-Mayor Reviews Admins.
 tratiOn Record-Bristol High Loses
 Not for years has there been Sd much interest shown in a primary election as there is in the primary which will be held in this city to- morrow. Due to the fact that there are three strong candidates for mayor, the interest shown is mora than usual and it is expected that there will be a large vote cast. ,'
 Under Bristols bipartisan form of city government, no political dis tlnction will be given any of the candidates and it will be necessary for the voters to vote for each candi- didate individually.
 AS result of tomorrow's primary, one of three candidates will be eliminated and the two receiving the highest number of voters will be nominated for the final city elec- tion on October 4. Due to the even strength of the three candidates, it appears that any one of the three may be the one to be eliminated Because Of the peculiar set-up Of Bristo's electoral machinery in hav- ing a primary election which is an | elimination contest, tomorrow's primary election will probably have more effect on the final selection ot a mayor than the final city elec- ton.
 With 13 councilmen in the race to- morrow, the primary election will eliminate one of this number and he will be the candidate receiving the | lowest number of votes. Two of the four candidates for the office of as- sessor will also be eliminated.
 Polling Places
 The polling places will be the old town hall on lower Main street for the first voting district. the Firemen's hall in Forestville for the second voting district. the North Side Side school building for the third voting district and the Federal Hill school auditorium for the fourth voting dis triCt.
 In the third (North Side) voting district the North Side school build Ing will he used as a polling place instead of the Uncas fire house which has been used in the past The election will be between ths hours of noon and 10 o'clock at night, daylight saving time. There will be no questions to be voted upon at the primary election as these will be decided at the final election on 1 October T.
 The Candidates
 The candidates to be voted for tomorrow are as follows:
 For mayor (vote for one) w. Ray mond Crumb, John Donnelly, Will lard F. Hough. a'
 For councilmen (vote for any 1 siX) Charles F. Anderson, Dr. Alex andor Boutwell, John C. Cope, 1 Frank ". Dutton. Frank P. Gladow- ski, William A. Hayes. Homer H. Judd, Richart T. Lambert. Joseph P. Landry, Ernest E. Merrill Lewis c. Parsons Thomas A. Tracy, Henry B. Wilcox
 For treasurer (vote for one) George S Beach.
 For assessor (vote for one) Will liam J. Fries, Leigh D. Minor. | Michael ]. Reilly, Dominick J. Za- | leski.
 For board of relief (vote for two) Edward Ingraham, Arthur N. Man. l ross.
 | For auditors (vote for two) Wal ter l.. Crouch, Stoddard E. Wight man.
 For town clerk (vote for one) ! Thomas B. Steele
 Clothing Store BurgIarized
 After breaking q plate glass win- ! dow with a piece of pipe in soma | unknown manner so that the sound of falling g,ass was muffled. burglars entered the clothing store of Land and Johnson at 2n9 North Main street during the early hours of yes. terday and removed about $50 from the cash register.
 The break was discovered by Pc. | Hceman Warren Burlington as he 1 was making HIS fOunGS Snortly pe- fore 1 o'clock. The burglars were evidently familiar with the location and the time that the officer made his rounds.
 A small safe. containing a sum oi money, was evidently overlooked by the burglars. The police are inyes. | tigatinE.
 Anniversary Meeting
 special meeting and get-to. gether of the members of friends oi l the Trinity Episcopal parish in ob- | SerNatiCn of the 95th anniversary of ! the founding of the parish will be 1 held in the church this evening al Continued on Page 1o)