Morning journal and courier., 1893-09-30
TOWN OFFICERS.

TOWN OFFICERS.
More Nominations-East Haven Re.
publfcans-The License Question:
Bethany Democrats - In other
Towns.
The republicans of East Haven have
nominated the following ticket for town
officers:
Town clerk, Il. Walter Chidsey; select
men, John s. Tyler, William S. Chidsey;
school visitor, Charles W. Granniss; asses
sor, Edward F. Thompson; tax collector,
Augustus Street; board of relief, Henry
Smith; town treasurer, Frederick L. Haw-
kens; registrar of voters, William b. Child
sey; constables, William Il. Chidsey, Hen,
nv Palmer, Charles Reyes, Luther Pratt;
grand Jurors, s. W. F. Andrews, Charles
Grsnniss, George N. Thompson; auditor,
Henry q. Bradley.
East Haven has been a no license town
for year and pleased with that state of
affairs. But an effort ia being made to
change this, and in a petition to the select
men a number of residents ask that the
subiect be one of those voted on Monday.
The persons who have signed the petition
are the following nsmed:
Patrick Fay, Charles MCCARTHY, John
Dillon, Adam Hess, Peter Welch, john
Donegan, Charles Bartlett, Minott Thomp-
son. Sylvester Thompson, William Forbes,
Edgar Palmer, Edward Prout, Henry Prout,
Charles G. Brockett, John E. Byrnes, Her
| bert Morse, G. E. Gerist, Jerard Heming
way, John Smith, John Thompson, N. q.
Hail, Willis Chidsey, F. W. Prout, Ellis
worth Thompson.
BETHANY DEMOCRATS.
The following ticket has been nominated
By the Bethany democrats:
! Assessor, Andrew J. Doolittle; board OF
| relief, Dwight N. Clark, Dwight L. John
| son: sslectmen, Samuel r. Woodward
| Samuel G. Davidson; town clerk, Edwin
| N. Clark; town treasurer, Edwin N .Clark
treasurer town deposit fund, Edwin N
Clark; treasurer local school fund
Edwin N. Clark; agent of town
deposit fund, Samuel R. Woodward
| Cole ctor, Tyler D. Davidson; auditor
Dwight N. Clark; grand jurors, Theron E
Allen, Frederick W. Beecher; constables
Marcus E Young. Wright R. Russell; reg
istrar of voters, Evelyn o. Psrdee; schoo
visitor, Justine Q. Coe.
IN SOUTH1NGTON.
The following nominations were mad
at the republican caucus: Selectmen, W
S. Plumb, A. N. Lewis; town clerk ant
| treasurer, O. D. Barnes; assessors, ]. j
! Barnes, r. W. Cowles; board of relief, N
". Frisbie, Edgar Frost; reglstrar of vot
era, W. L. Ames; constsbles, 7. E2sn, G
Tolles. F. W. Tolles, G. W. Dutton; schoo
visitor, Stephen Wakeley; grand jurors
w. S. Gould, J. Degman, A. F. Carey
high school committee, P. A. Whitney, q
A Caldwell, e. D. Smith.
IN ORANGE.
The Republican Ticket-The Demo
cratic Ticket.
The annual election for town officers fo
the town--of Orange will be held on Nor
day. Both parties have made their nom
nations and heated contest ia expected
The republicans have nominated o ticke
which is thought to be one Of the strons
est that has baen put forth in years. TIL
following is the republican ticket: Tow
clerk, Samuel J. Bryant; treasurer, Donal
8. Thompson; selectmsn, Joseph Andrew
and William G. Russell.
Constables, 81. P. Wheeler, James Fel
wick, Edward W. Russell, Edward M. Ru
sell.
Grand jurors, Robert NJ French, D.
Crane, Stiles D. Woodruff.
Collector of taxes, 81. F. Shaw; audito
James q. Reynolds; school visitor, No
man I. Squires; assessors, E. Pardee, v
! NJ. Russell; board of relief, L. E. Thorn
: son, Wellington M. Andrews.
: Registrar Of voters, first district, Fl.
| Wheeler second district, Fl. P. Treat.
a. The democrats of the town met in Was
ington hall last evening and placed in nor
ination the following ticket: Town cler
George 81. Thomas; treasurer, John
Barnett; selectmen, Charles F. Smit
Henry Russ; collector, Frank A. Sob
constables, Edward Morrissey, g. R. Re
nolds, W: W. Clinton, John N. Loomi
' grand jurors, N. Lasson, Frank Wilco
:. George Short; auditor, Charles T. She
3 man. school visitors. W. J. Sheehsn, q
bart B. Whitney.
Assessors, VI. E. Thomas, Frederic
Stone.
Il Board of relief, Dennis Boyle, T. L. A
: | ling.
Registrar of voters, first district, J.
, Peck; second district, s. J. Treat.
, The voting places are in Thompst
, | block in West Haven and at the Dram
, high school.
!; Destitute In a Barn.
William Doolan,a we'll known charaote
:. | was found in a destitute condition in e.
Selectman Hughes barn in the annex ye
terday and was taken to the almshous
Doolan was very sick and evidently euffe