The Morris County chronicle. [volume] (Morristown, N.J.) 1877-1915, 1908-10-06
REPUBLICAN NOMINEES
Sketches of the Men on the NUM-
cipaI Ticket.

oASecuoS OI the men on tine MUM
cipaI Ticket.
4 Thomas W. Caldwell, candidate fol
i Mayor on the Republican ticket is ths
son of the late William A. Caldwell
Of New York city. Mr.. Caldwell was
born in that city In 1859, where he
lived until he took up his residence in
| Morristown twenty-one years ago. He
was educated in Princeton University
where received the degree of A. B. ir
1881 and the degree of A. M. three
years later.
| Immediately after graduation he
studied law in New York, and was adj
mitted to practise in the courts of that
state in the fall of '85. Since his adj
mission to the bar he has continually
practised his profession in New York
city, giving special attention to real
estate law and to the management of
estates and trusts
He is director Of the Mutual Bene-
fit Life Insurance company, of New
ark |; of the Morristown Trust COM
pany, and of the Morristown Safe De-
posit company, in which, last named
company he holds also the position of
vice-president.
For several years he served on the
ward committee of the First ward, but
with this exception he has taken no
active part. in politics and has never
held any political office.
Mr.. caldwell has taken a keen in
terest in civic matters relating to the
betterment of conditions in this town,
and has, since the organization of the
Civic association three years ago, acted
as its president and as chairman of it's
Executive committee.
James H. Griswold, the Republican
nominee for alderman in the First
ward, is one of our leading physicians,
coming to Morristown about ten years
ago. He was born in Waterbury,
Conn.,, and graduated from the Dart
mouth medical school. In addition to
building up good practice in Morris
town, DR.. Griswold has been active in
other matters. He is an officer of some
of the local clubs, and as secretary of
the Civic association has done much
for the bettering of the conditions of
Morristown. He did not seek the
nomination for alderman, but consent
ed to accept it when he saw that it
would afford him greater opportunities
of serving the town in connectionw
others who have worked with him in
municipal matters.
Jacob 0. Arnold the nominee for the.
Third ward needs no introduction to
the people Of Morristown. For many
years he has been most valued citizen,
serving the town in whatever. way he
has called upon and has always been
found equal to the requirements.
George H. Bullwinkel, the candidate
for the Third ward, is young man
who has lived here a number of years,
but owing to his retiring disposition is
perhaps not as we'll known as the
others He is at the head of the order
of Elks, holds a responsible position
with the Prudential Insurance COM
pany, has had varied business career
and is well fitted for the duties of an
alderman,
The denomination of Kinsley Twin
ing, in the Fourth ward is recogni-
tion Of valued services in che board of
aldermen, where he has served two
years. Mr.. Twining is young man of
mere than ordinary ability and force
of character and is just the kind of
man needed to take up. municipal
questions now pending. Independents
and outspoken he commends himself to
those who desire the interests of the
town carried along on broad lines
The Republicans have certainly made
commendable nominations and there
is every indication that the voteFswill
stand by them and not go back to the
conservative do-nothing policy of the
past