Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-17
BIG GATHERING OF
POLITICIANS HERE OCT. 2e.
Conference to Be Held at Wauregan
House. With Candidates, State Gen.
trial Committeeman and Town Com
nitteemen and Registrars Present.

A conference for the candidate for
governor. c. A. Goodwin and other
candidates for state offices with Chair
man Michael Kenealy of the state cen
trail committee and the members of the
state central committeeman from this
county, the chairmen of local commit
tees ana the republican registrars of
the towns in New London county will
be held in this city on Wednesday. Oct.
26. at l o'clock. 1t is expected that the
attendance will be about fifty. Lunch
will be served at that hour for the
sounty gathering.
Goodwin Lippitt Club Tonight
The following programme has been
arranged for the meeting of the Good
win-Lippitt club at Buckingham Me-
members; election of district vice pres
idents; explanation of the new ballot
law by George H. Stanton, who has a
large cardboard sample; addresses by
Judge N. J. Ayling, Representative
Henry w. Tibbits, Albert J. Bailey and
others
The Goodwin ippitt club now num-
bers rs members, and is growing daily.
The members are all wearing a Good
win button, and are becoming enthu-
siastic about their candidate. Presi-
dent Grosvenor Ely has been in cor
respondence with Ar. Goodwin, and the
latter is expected to visit Norwich in a
few days.
Democrats of North Stonington.
North Stonington Oct. 16.-(Special.)
AT the democratic town caucus here
yesterday George A. Pendleton was
chosen chairman and Leonard Main
clerk. For representatives Frank H.
Brown and Wilfred Fl. Nye We're nom
mated. No nomination was made for
judge of probate. so that Judge Snyder
on the republican ticket will not be
opposed. For justices of the peace the
following q 1a1
Babcock. Charles n. Brown, Leonard
Main, Truman Chapman Herbert E.
Coon. Irving Eccleston. Charles Gray,
Wilfred Nye, Governor Brown.
No Contest in Lisbon
Lisbon, Oct. 16-(Special)- 1.-THE re-
publicans of this town last evening
selected Herman Leonard as repre-
sentative for their ticket. J. B. Pal
mer was the chairman and Charles
Wolfe the clerk. There was no contest
The justices of the peace are George
Allen Charles Wolfe and Edward Cor
bett
Buckley Wins in Lebanon.
Lebanon. Oct. Especial. )-Satur-
day afternoon the republicans in large
number gathered in town caucus for
the purpose of selecting candidates for
representatives. Judge A. c. Kneeland
was chosen chairman and c.. j. Abel
clerk. George III. Hoxie won out over
Frank Moves by SO to 40 for the first
representative. For second place My
ron r. Abel won over Mr.. Noyes. who
was put up for the second time, by 104
to IL. For judge of probate Albert G..
kneeland was named. The nominees
are for Bull1eley.
The democrats in their caucus select
ed s representatives Leverett 4. Man
warning and Reuben p. Burgess.
The prohibitionists have also held
their cucus and their nominees are
George E. Thomas and Andrew J. Park.
Bozrah for Buckley.
Bozrah. Oct. 16.-(Special)-Sa
day evening at causus the repub-
lfcans of this town placed in nominal
ton Elijah S. Abel for representative.
For judge of probate Randall w Pal
mer was nominated. The justices nam
ed are Charles A. Johnson, Charles T.
Laffingwell and Nelson l.. Stark Mr.
Stark was the chairman of the caucus,
which was in session but a short time.
1T is understood that Mr. Abel is for
Bulkeley.
Mahan for Senator.
The democratic convention of the
Eighteenth district was held at the
Croker house. New London. Saturday
noon and nominated Mayor Bryan F.
Mahan of New London for senator. ~
East Lyme Democrats
At the democratic caucus held in
Union hail, East Lyme. Friday night
Clifford r. Chapman was nominated as
representative, Byron Clark for Judge
Of probate, and George P Hill Fred
w. Harvey and James s. Huptley JUS
tees of the peace. There was no oppo-
sition to Mr.. Chapman for representa-
tive.
Contest at Groton.
Groton, Oct. Especial 1.-The
democrats here Saturday night select
ed as representative w. A. Ashhv of
Noank by acclamation The contest
between E. f. Spicer and r.. L. Crane
Went to Mr. Spicer by G5 to 81,
President Barker to Resign.