Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-19

republicans selecting Ernest l.. Lati-
nier over Sidney A. Dolbear-by a vote
Of A to IL. For judge of probate
Charles A. Williams was chosen and
for justices C. A. Williams. J. Frank
Rogers and B. w. Bentley.
The democrats held their caucus to-
night and chose as their nominee for
representative Griswold Morgan. For
judge of probate Charles Harvey was
named.
New London Democrats.
New London, Oct. 13.-(SpeciaL)-
AT their city convention tonight the
democrats selected as their candidates
for representatives. without opposition,
ex-Mayor Cyrus G. Beckwith and Ma
than Belcher.
Waterford caucuses.
Waterford, Oct. 1S.-(SpeciaLl-
Both parties held their caucuses this
afternoon. The republicans gathered
at 2.30 and selected W. C. Saunders
chairman and John ]. Lawless as clerk.
There was a spirited contest with three
candidates in the field and six ballots
with the check list were required. There
were S6 votes cast on the first ballot.
the candidates being Frank Howard,
FRED Il. Comstock and James c. Smith.
After the fifth ballot Mr.. Smith drop
ped out. and on the sixth ballot Mr..
Howard, who is Buckley man, won
out by seven votes. Justices named
We're w. c. Saunders. Frank 3. Rose,
John J. Lawless, w. H. H. Chappell,
James e. Comstock and John c. Bridg-
man.
The democrats in their caucus at $50
selected without opposition, Alfred III.
Lamphere as their nominee.
Colchester Republicans.
Colchester. Oct .1S.-(SpeciaL)-S
2. Willard was elected chairman and
c. H. Dawley clerk at the republican
caucus this evening. For representa-
tives, Harry Elgart and Asa Brain
ard were nominated; and for judge of
probate H. P. Buell.. The town COM
candidates for justices of the peace. A
large crowd was in attendance. The
representatives are understood to be
for Buckley.
Two GriswoId caucuses.
Jewett City, Oct 1S-(Specia1.)- 1.-The
At $50 o'clock Tuesday evening the
democratic caucus was held in Jewett
City. Ira F. Lewis was elected chair
man of the meeting and John Welsh
clerk. John Byron Sweet was nomi-
mated for representative, and the fol-
lowing were nominated for justices of
the peace. John Potter, John Welsh,
J. B. LeC1aire, A. c. Burdick Arba
Browning and ]. S. Gardiner.
For representative there was a small
contest on the ballot, DR.. Sweet re-
ceiving SO, John Sullivan ), Edward
Bray I.
The republicans of Griswold held
their caucus at s O'Clock at Jewett
city. W. II. Desrosiers was chosen
chairman of the caucus and E. r.
Gardner filled the Office of clerk. For
representative D. P. Auclaire was nom
mated and the following were select
ed candidates for justice of the peace:
J. T. Wilbur, Edward A. Geer. H. H
Burnhan1, r. II. Holmes, ]. p. German
and w. Fl. Desrosiers.
Lyme and Old Lyme.
The republicans of Lyme have Sc
lected as their candidates for repre-
sentatives J. Warren Stark and Harold
Reynolds, while in Old Lyme John H
Bradbury is the party's nominee. Mr.
Bradbury is understood to be Bulke-
ley man.
Montvilie Democrats.
Democrats of Montville in caucus in
Hiceys hall at . o'clock Tuesday at
ernoon nominated Frederick A John
son for representative to the general
assembly. The caucus was presided
over by John Flaherty as chairman,
and Cornelius Flaherty acted as clerk
The other nominations were AS fol-
lows: Judge of probate, Charles N.
Chappell; Justices of the peace Charles
w (oYoSfoeL Uyil1io ~, Gr,iddv-