Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-01

The name of Costello Lippitt brought
forth much applause and as he was
declared unanimously elected Chair
man Browning announced that the
next state republican treasurer had
been chosen to- head the delegation.
Frank H. Woodwork, Vine s. Stetson
and Woodbury. o. Rogers were named
upon nominations by G. H. Stanton. w.
w. Ives and A. l.. Hale respectively.
For the senatorial delegation J. C.
Fitzpatrick, S. H. Reeves. Ennis Pals
ley and George e. Brooks were select
ed upon nominations by d. F. Mcneil,
j. B. Dat, George Beardow and Will
liam Murray.
On the probate delegation there were
named Albert S. Comstock, John A.
Service, Ludwig c. Anderson and John
Heath. their names having been pre-
sented by ]. c. Mcpherson, Walter H.
Spaulding, Justin Holden and G. o.
Benson.
The county delegation selected in
cludes Edward Crooks. George H.
Stanton, Elias H. Chapman and Able
J.. Hale, who were named by John Nc
Kinley, J. H. Barnes, James Blackburn
and George Stead.
Town Committee Ratified.
The action of the primaries concern
ing the members of the town commit
tee was ratified by the general caucus,
the town committee being made up as
follows: Edwin l.. Burnap. Lewis r.
Church. George E. Fellows. Charles E.
Whitaker, Charles w. Pearson. Albie
L. Hale. John Reeves and James w.
Blackburn. 1t was announced that Mr.
Hale had been member of the com
mittee thirty four years
The power of substitution was given
the delegates and al 9.15 the caucus
adjourned, having been good natured
throughout.
North Stonineton for Lake.
North Stonington Aug. 31.-(Spe-
cial)-The republican caucus was call
ed to order at 2 o'clock this afternoon
in the town hall III North Stonington
village by Frank White. John L. York
was CHOSEN chairman and Calvin A.
Snyder clerk. 1t proved to be lively
caucus, and it took two hours TO elect
the following delegates:
Senate. E. Frank White Calvin A.
Snyder, George d. Thompson. Charles
l.. Stewart: congressional John L.
York, Frank A Thompson. William
Miner, George A. Thompson; senator
ial, L. Eugene Bill, John D. Avery,
William Miner Horace Lewis.
The contest came on the sena torial
delegates and the men. who are for
Bradford though uninstructed, won
out Charles r. Chapman, Charles r.
Hillard, J. Edwin Thompson and Amos
Miner, Jr, standing for Park, received
an even vote on the first ballot. % to
%. On the second ballot the vote
stood 80 to 28 for the Bradford dele
gates. The state delegates though al
so uninstructed, are strong Lake men
In the town committee an entire
change was made these three new
members being elected: Horace Lewis
William Miner and George D. Coats.
Bridgeport Divided.
Bridgeport, Aug. 31.-At the republi-
can town and city convention tonight
ten delegates to the state convention
We're chosen, eight of whom. it is I'M
derstood are favorable to the candi.
dacy of Charles A. Goodwin for gov
ernor and two OF whom are said tt
favor the nomination of Everett
Lake.
Percy c. Farwell was elected towr
chairman to succeed Col. Matthew H
Rodgers, who declined reelection. The
convention did not complete it's WOrl
and adjourned subject to the call O.
the chairman.
Lyme Is For Lake.
Lyme, Aug 31-The Lyme republi-
cans met in caucus Tuesday night and
elected four delegates to the state con-
vention, who are said to be for Lake
J. Ely Beebe was chairman of the eau
Gus and James J.. Lord was clerk
Following are the delegations selected
State, Fred Seymour. Stephen Ster-
ling, J, Warren Stark and Elmer La
Place: congressional. Lee L. Brock
way, Lodowick Bill Willis S. Hall and
John Comstock; senatorial Robert
Jewett, Everett Gillette, William Saw
yer and Arthur Brockway; county
Thomas G. Clark. James E Beebe
Warren e. Rogers and Fred e. Ben
ming