Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-11-09

e. Leroy Bliven and NJ. J. Donovan;
instruction booth, $. II, Reeves.
ggst1ters. John Camel G. Arthur
Lat1fRR, p. p. Coffey, JOSEPH L. Dat,
s. Il. Reeves. AZ. ]. Donovan.
Thi.ll dissrist-Moderator, Michael
J. Curran; checker, James Purdoift
ballot box tender, WilfleH II. Cox
don; stub Fox tender, John ]. shea;
uenof 6. FITCH chaliensers, Albert
G. Greene Joseph r. O'Sullivan; door
keepers, Albert III. Marsh, Edward
Baggett; booth tenders, John Downcs,
William NJ. McNeely. Instruction
g BOOTH Charles w. Pearson
Counters, John HI. Mckinley, Albert
G. Green, M. J. Corcoran, J. j. Kirby,
James Purdon, Timothy A. Carey.
Fourth district-Moderato tor, Pr T.
Connell checkers. J. w. Dawson. Luz
cius A. Fenton: boz tender. John Cor
booth tenders, Jabez W. Sterry, John
Cantwell; cllallengers, W. .. Rogers,
Lawrence Kingsley; door tender, Da-
vid r. Kinney. Instruction booth, AL
bic L. Hale.
Counters, l.. Fl. saxton. j.. A. Fem
Fifth district-Moderator. Charles
P. Bushnell;, ballot checkers, Daniel
Council and Frederick Roy; booth
teHuers, DaHtei SHea. FRANK wv mite,
Alfred Hodgkinson, Joseph Tetlow;
checker, Thomas K. Beardow; box
tender, Adolphus Larowe; doertenders,
William Gaffney, e. BissoneI-e: chal-
lengers, James DAILY, Andrew Ploss.
Counters. E. w. Yerrington, J. j.
Donovan, A. e. Reeves. Daniel Shea,
Aaolphus Larowe, George N. Beardow.
Sixth MISUNDERSTANDING. D. Nichols
Lathrop; box tender Edwin Spalding;
checker, Elmer j. Haskell; booth ten
ders. Horace A. Fitch, Addison Mon
roe: ballot clerks. G. a. Sydleman,
Williamson, Eugene Fowler. door
keeper Chester w. Barnes. Instruc-
ton booth, Martin Goldberg, John r.
Fowler.
Counters, Henry Gebrath, r. C. Per
ry. John r. Fowler, John A. Service
Democratic Figures in Old Lyme.
Old Lyme turned in democratic
majority for the state ticket by the
general vote of 124 to 96. III. NJ. Caul-
kins. democratic candidate fol-, judge
of probate, defeated Charles p. Rorton,
republican.
Representatives Divided in Preston.
Preston stood by Goodwin for gov
ernor, giving him 12S votes to Bald
wins 107. One republican representa- :
tive. Hollis FL. Palmer, and one demo-
cratic representative, Thomas McsHi-
142 votes and the latter 167, which was
the largest vote given on the ticket.
For congressman, Higgins outran Jo-
dom 142 to 80. For senator, Davis, r.
beat Avery, d, 142 to SO. For Judge OF
| pr,bate. Ayling received 125 votes to
| Lib for Shields.
Ledyard With the Republicans.
| majority of about 90 for the state
| ticket. electing w ]. Allyn representa- :
| tive by the vote of So to 81 over Gray
| democrat. Goodwin, r, polled 81 votes
to Baldwin's, q, Sc, and Congressman
Higgins had "a votes to JodoinH. q
| 65. For senator from the Nineteenth
district, Davis. 7, had 81 votes to Avery
| d, 81.
| Democratic Stronghold in Sprague.
Spragde turned out big democratic
| figures, the votes standing as follows:
! For governor, Goodwin 140, Baldwin
| 100; for representatives. Headon, r
147, Brown, d, 203; for, judge of pro-
| bate, Aging, +. 155, Shields, d, 1873; fo1
senator, Twentieth district, Park T.
| 1876, Crandall, d, 1888.
Republicans Win in Salem.
In Salem the republicans won by a
vote of IS to %. Goodwin received 81
votes TO Baldwin's "a. and for state
senator Park. r received 3S votes to
Crandalrs, d, Al. Other votes We're:
For representative, F.. l.. Latimer, +
SO, G. A. Morgan. d, 10; for judge of
probate, G.. Williams, r, "a, Charles
Harvey, d, As.
MontviIe Democratic.
Montville was democratic through
out, giving Baldwin 270 to Goodwin S
1875, Jodoin 252 to Congressman Hig
gins 2f2, and electing r. A. Johnson,
d. representative OYER Dan d. Home, r,
241 to 21s. charle5 n. chappeli. d, was
elected judge of probate. For senator
from the Twentieth district. Crandall,
d, received 261 to 203 for Park, r.
Judge Aging Ahead in Lisbon.
The returns from Lisbon showed
winning democratic majorities at all
points. except at Judge Of probate, the
figures standing as follows For gov
ernCr, Baldwin. d. 81: Goodwin. r
g. Hunter, s, 5; Hohenthal. D. |. For
judge of probate, Aging. r, ~; Shields
d, 20. For congressman. Higgins, 7,
Sc; Jodoin, O. so. For senator, Tween
&c; for sheriff. Brown. r. "a Ashcraft,
d, 73: for representatives. Herman
Learned, r. IS: Michael j. Connell, d.
70. Ten votes were cast out by the
counters.
Vote in Franklin.
The town of Franklin went repub-
lican. giving Goodwin SO votes to So
for Baldwin for governor. For state
treasurer Costello Lippitt beat Brown,
Cd, rs to 81. which was the vote on
the balance of the state ticket. For
congressman Edwin w. Higgins (r),
defeated his democratic opponent, R.
J. Jodoin, 81 to SO. Other votes went
as follows: For sheriff. Brown. +. rs,
Ashcroft. d, 81; for senat tor, Twentieth
district, Parks, r "a, Crandall, d, %;
for Judge of probate, \. J. Aging, +,
rs, 7. NJ. Shields d. q: for represen-