The Waterbury Democrat., 1946-08-19
CALCUTTA DEATH TOLL PASSES 2,000
 MARK AS HlNDU-M0SLEM RI0TING ENDS
Light Is Expected Wednesday
 Wallace, Sullivan
 G.osps to Hold
 Rotssss Tonight

KdUaSs lonI9ht
 A light vote is anticipated for Wednesdays 18th District senatorial Democratic primary contest be- tween incumbent Senator Patrick Wallace and former Alderman Mar tin F. Sullivan. There are 1855 registered Democrats eligible to go to the polls between 4:30 and 9:30 P. M.
 Various predictions were heard today among political observers as to the vote to be cast, with the es- inmates ranging between 1,500 and 2500.
 In April, 1914, when Senator Wal lace defeated former Senator John F. Tobin in similar contest, a total of 2,979 votes was cast, with the incumbent solon winning by majority of 319 Two years prior, in 1942, Tobin defeated Wallace, in a primary, by a majority of 426 as 2,434 votes were cast.
 Polls Open at 4:3O
 These same observers today bal anced these figures with a measure ment of the colorful campaigning ability of Sen Tobin as compared to Sullivan, the present contestant. The latter has conducted the great CT share of his campaign behind the scenes. That a law total vote was boiled when the spirited Tobin was a contestant leads to the be- lief that an even lower total may be cast Wednesday.
 The 4:30 to 9:30 P M. voting hours for the II districts marks the resumption of original party regu- lationS as to voting hours for pri- mary contests. During the war years the hours were juggled to permit convenient voting for the city's thousands of war workers. In the contest two years ago the voting hours were from 1:30 P. M. to 8 P M.
 Each of Wednesdays candidates has made but one major address. Each has stood on his record as representative of the public. .--- Ballots were sent to voters today by the headquarters of the respec- tive candidates and were accom- panied by form letters asking for the electors vote.
 The people of the 18th District know me and know that will serve their interests" the Sullivan letter stated.
 Delegates Filed
 T have done my best to repre- sent fairly, all the people of my dis trict and I submit that my work in your behalf entities me to be designated as the candidate of the Party" the Wallace letter says in part.
 Delegates of both candidates were filed at the meeting of the Demo- cratic Town Committee Saturday night at Party Headquarters. Dele gates to other conventions also were filed.
 The Wallace slate is comprised of the following delegates:
 Maurice F. Tangney, Martin J. Tehan, John Fitzmaurice, Maurice J. Rosseau, Catherine Hussey, John J. Savino, Maurice R. Carey, Ger trude Corden, Margaret A. Ere geau, Victor Mambruno, Daniel J. Mahaney, Walter Pitcavage, Joseph M. Shea, Vincent J. Coates and Julie Bernier, alternate-at-large. The Sullivan slate of delegates is as follows:
 William Boughton, Jr., William M. Oliver, Domenic Barbieri, Mar garet C. Sheehy, Michael Kenney, Winifred E. Caine, Lawrence E. Kenny, William M. Hurley, Frank x. Brennan, Charles M. Martone Michael J. German, William J. Sheehy, Josephine Horan, Raymond H. Kozen and Edmund J. Duchess neau, alternate-at
 Rallies Tonight
 Meetings and rallies will be held at the headquarters of the respec- tive candidates tonight. Wallace headquarters is at 32 Cole Street and the Sullivan headquarters at Baldwin Street.
 Voting on Wednesday is confined solely to the registered Democrats of the 18th District, consisting of the Fourth and Fifth Wards. Vot- ing will be paper ballot.
 Following are the polling places assigned by districts for the con- test:
 Al Franco Club, 43O
 South Main Street. Az Engine House, 288 Washing
 ton Avenue.
 4-3 O'Donnells Hall, 49 Washing
 ton Street.
 A Hopeville School, Corner Pied
 mont and Cypress Streets. 5-1 Leavenworth High School, 65
 School Street.
 5-2 Engine House, 823 Baldwin
 Street.
 5-3 Mulcahy School, 137 Fair
 mount Street.
 5-4 Engine House, 1856 East
 Main Street.
 5-5 Store, BOT East Main Street. 5-6 Anderson School, 1929 East
 Main Street.
 5-7 Chase School, Corner Meri-
 den and Woodtick Roads.
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