New Britain herald., 1930-04-07

both tickets. Included are Town Clerk Alfred L. Thompson, Treasurer Curtiss l.. Sheldon, Tax Collector Bernadotte Loomis; Alderman Will liam H. Judd, ouncilman Gleason w. Parker, Alonzo G. Bull and Kenneth Walther, third ward candidates; l Alderman J. r. Maerz and Council man W. D. Boyle and w. w. Greene, sixth ward candidates.
 , Alderman Peter J. Pajewslli will be elected to the school board to succeed Comptroller William H. Day, and pr. Henry T. Martin. Jo- seph NJ. Ward, Mrs. Fife kimball and Judge M. D. Sake will be re- elected. Nominations for places on l the school committee are equivalent to election.
 Comptrollership Fight The fight for the mptrollershlp between the incumbent and Paul | Nurczyk, Is expected to prove one of the most interesting of the day. Day has been in office for several weeks. He is a certified public accountant. | IN LII CZS IA, W ilo lldS tL tioli6 AoAio"i' i''5 in the first ward, is treasurer of the Peoples Savings bank, member Of the board of finance and taxation and a former alderman.
 Two aldermanic contests will be waged tomorrow. In the second ward Alderman Walter R. Talk, re- publican, is opposed by Thomas l.. Heslin, democrat, and in the fourth ward, Victor Watkins is seeking the place now held by Alderman J. Gustave Johnson.
 In the first ward, W. G. Gibney and F. William Huber, republicans. are opposed by Martin Hollfelder and Adolph Maitz, democrats, seek ing election as councilmen; the fight for council men in the second ward is between Adam Ziegler and Charles O. Holt, republicans, and Albert Peichert and William kaz- lauskas, democrats. There is no con- test in the third ward. the republl- cans having received endorsement ot the democratic party. Seeking elec- ton as councilmen in the fourth ward are Samuel Gionfriddo and John Hobine, democrats. and Fred Billings and Frank Ohlson, repub- licans, Councilmen James P. Mur- phy and Lucian Maciora are demo- cratic candidates in the fifth ward, opposed by pr. John J. Tokarczyk and Walter Zajkowski. The present sixth ward members of the council lave been endorsed by the repub- liCans.
 Independents Ticket
 Nominees of the Independent party are: Martin J. Kelly for mayor; Frank Gruguc for tax col lector; Aloysius Boyle for treasurer; board of relief, John Gancarz and John Smoek; school committee, Clifton E. Davenport.
 G. o. P. Has Sunday Rally
 Despite the fact that the republl- can party's standard bearer, George A. Ouigley, was obliged to stay away from the Italian rally at the Central Junior High school yesterday, re- publican leaders including Donald l. Bartlett carried on for him.
 Chairman Ginsburg of the republl- can town committee was the first introduced by Prosper Francollno who presided over the rally as chair man. Mir Ginsburg said the party was behind it's candidate. He express cd confidence that the people ''woule be ready to fight for him just as ht has done for the people when the. needed him."
 Bartlett after mentioning his read mess to step into the breech caused } by the candidates illness said he dit so whole heartedly even though h' was defeated by Mir. Quigley. Ill ' said the issues of the campaign Wer' not potatoes or ice houses but grea problems that require the experience of men that are listed on the republl can ticket
 Day Posses Shaft At Pconcssa l Commenting on the fact that tn