The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-20
DELEGATES TO CONTENTION
FIVE HUNDRED AND EIGHTY
 ENTERTAINMENTS
Of Towns and Districts in Attendance What Lakes Friends Say-It is Claimed That the Senator From the First District VIII Have over Four Hundred Votes on the First Ballot Claim Disputed by Weeks.


 Hundred votes on the First Ballot
 Claim Disputed by Weeks.
 The number of delegates from the towns and senatorial districts attend ing the republican state convention is 580. It is claimed in behalf of Senator E. J. Lake, one of the candidates for the nomination of lleutenant-governor, that he will re- ceive on the first ballot at least four hundred fotes. This claim is disputed by the friends of Frank B. Weeks, of Middletown. Senator Lakes rival for the nomination, who say that MT. Weeks has developed more strength throughout the state than Senator Lake or his friends are aware of. Tax Commissioner Frank E. Healy, who Is in charge of the canvass of Senator Lake, and other gentlemen who are as- sociated with him claim that MT. Lake will be nominated on the first ballot, and say that it is only question of the majority.
 DELEGATES ELECTED.
 Following is list of the delegates elected:
 HARTFORD COUNTY.
 Hartford-Alexander Harblson, Emor A. Smith. Patrick Garvan Theodore Newton. William R. Dwight, Henry s. Atwood, John II. Breen, George W. Christoph, c. A. Q, Norton, John B. Knox.
 Avon-Charles Froldevaux, Frederick Ripley.
 William H. Webster.
 Bloomield-Alfred N. Filley, George F. Woodford, R. M. Griswold,
 Bristol-W. E. Sessions, A. J, Muzzy, II. B. Wilcox, George H. Hall.
 rlington-William Hohbin. E. Samuel Gelette.
 Canton-Henry Humphrey, Emerson R. Lewis.
 East Granby-A. c. Bates, J. J. Will Ioughby
 East Hartford-Daniel D. Bidwell, c. Henry Olmstnd. Edward E. King, Charles Merriman.
 East Windsor-Jacob Frey, c. J. Par sons, H. 0. Allen, H, A. Middleton. Enfield-L W. Morrison Charles D. Bent, Arthur Gordon, Joseph Watson Farmington--C W. Rule, A. R. Wadsworth, c. A. Hackney, Robert Gillepo.
 Glastonbury-w. s. Kingsbury Frank Glazier, L. w. Howe, A. O. Crosley
 Granby- Ebert M. Cushman, Porter M Reid, New E. Kendall, Theodore D. Case.
 Hartland-C. w. Cover, c. J. Marks J. 0. Banning, c. w. Miller.
 Manchester-Frank Cheney, Jr. Henry w. Barrows, Aaron Johnson William c. Cheney.
 Marlboro-Frank w. Fuller, William F. Quigg.
 New Britain-W. T. Hartman, E. All len Moore, Stone G. Bergstrom, Ernest N. Humphrey, John W. Allen, Alden L. Andrus.
 ewington-Herbert c. Francis, H c Churchill
 Plainville-John Trumbull, Charles Caior.
 Rocky Hill-o. R. Ravens. Walt R Griswold,
 simsbury-Frank M Hoskins, Alonzc l.. Latimer, Chauncey H. Enc, J. c Humphrey.
 Southington-M. Fl. Holcomb, John Hemingway, Charles H, Clark, George F. Smith.
 South Windsor-Ralph M. Grant, Thomas Newberry.
 Suff1eld--Hugh M. Alcorn, J. c. Has, tings, Charles c. Bissell, George F Kendall.
 West Hartford-Charles A. Griswold Charles c. Cook.
 Wethersf1eld Arthur II. Grlswold Charles H Hammer, Ellzur S. Good. rich, Josiah c. Andrews.
 Windsor-A. A. Bailey, T. B. Hatha- way, F. W. Morgan, J. A. Dubon.
 Windsor Locks-Karl Kulle, H. R Coffin.
 NEW HAVEN COUNTY.
 New Haven-Isaac M. Ullman. MI. mott E. Chatfield, Eli Whitney, Theo. dore H. Macdonald, Simeon J. Fox John O. Tilson, Michael D. McGovern Joseph T. Kelley, A. McC. Mathewson Fred D. Whitaker, Fred |. Lehr Frank S. Conkling.
 Ansonia-C. F. Brooker, Alton Farrel Milton Isbel, Theodore Clark.
 Beacon Falls-W. D. Hopewell. H. c Baldwin.
 Bethany-J. A. Downs, S. T. David. son.
 Branford-H. W. Averin, Frank E Smith, William E. Doolittle, W. M Boyington.
 Cheshire-William c. Hubband. D. M Robinson, W. R. Atwell, J. H. Davis.
 Derby-George F. Clark, Edwart Hallock, Samuel Lessgy, Wilbur F. Os. born.
 East Haven--John S. Tyler, Els. worth Cowles.
 Guilford-F. H. Rolf, H. W. Murless J. A. Phelps, c. o. Bartlett.
 Hamden-Willis .Benham, Leverett Dickerman.
 Madison-Frank R. Bishop, Edward o. Kelsey.
 Meriden-I. W. Coe, George E. Bick. nell, Willis L Tenn, Frederick L. Hun. tington, John H. Quinlan, William IT Lyon.
 Middlebury-George Allerton, Fred Chamberlain.
 Milford-J. A. Perry, O. W. Platt D T. Merwin, George W. Smith.
 Naugatuck-John M. Sweeney, F. R Schaffner, Thomas Rowen, Harry M Schofeld.
 North Branford-First district Gtorge T. Fowler; Second district. TTr. ban T. Harrison.
 North Haven-Joseph Pierpont, H. F Potter.
 Orange-Clarence D. Thnnnnsnn 1oA.