Norwich bulletin., 1910-08-30

first for the state and second for my parts. (Applause.)
 When the applause had subsided, Colonel Gale suggested that any who may have come in late should not go without meeting MT. Lake and num- Der had that pleasure during the close of the affair MT Lake remained in town over night Lake buttons were distributed to the attendants Monday evening and cigars were passed by ex- City Sheriff Rouse
 New Haven for Lake.
 New Haven, Aug. -(Special.)- The ward caucuses of the republicans were held here tonight, at which dele gates were elected to the town conven- tion to be held tomorrow evening. None of the delegates were instructed, but it is understood that all are for Lake except possibly the Ninth ward, which declared itself for Butterworth for congress.
 Lake Delegates in Waterford.
 Waterford, Aug. Special)- At the twon caucuses here this afternoon about ninety voters were present. and after J. J. Lawless, chairman of the town committee had called the meeting to order, Park E. Smith was made chairman and E. C. Hammond cltrk. The following delegates were chosen for the several conventions:
 State, w. C. Saunders and Fred E. Comstock: congressional. Edward C.. Hammond and Sylvester G. Jerome; senatorial James C Smith and Fred erisk S. simpson: county. John A. Malone and Fred Church; probate. John T. Chappell and Nathan A. Wood worth.
 It proved to be a lively caucus, though the contest concerned only the town committee and the senatorial delesa- ton, on which J. C. Smith won out over Park B. Smith. For town com mittee W. c. Saunders, Ezra J. Hemp stead Park B. Smith, Edward C. Hammond and w. H. H. Chappeil were chosen There was spirited contest between Saunders and Lawless, the former winning 46 to 42, and he also won out for the cl1airmanship by the vote of A to 42 The state delegates are for Lake
 VoIuntown Names Lake Men.
 voIuntown, Aug. 20. CSpecial.) At the town caucus here tonight the following delegates were elected: State, F.. Byron Gallup, George E. Briggs; congression- al. Charles H. Barber, Azarias Green fer; county, Charles w. Pratt, Joseph c. Tanner: senatorial John N. Lewis, Elam A. Kinne; probate. Elmer F. Coon. George 4. Tanner: town commit tee, John N. Lewis, E. Byron Gallup, FL ner E. Coon. The chairman named was Azarias Greenier, and the state delegates are for Lake.
 Bloomfield Instructs for Lake.
 
 the town caucus here tonight the state delegates chosen were F. F. Woodward and George Mexcur. They were in- structed for Lake.
 Lake at South Windsor.
 South Windsor, Aug. 9.-(SpeciaL)- Tonight at the town caucus state dele gates were chosen by the republicans and were instructed for E. J. Lake for governor. They are R. F. Grant and c. J. Dewey.
 Stuffed Ballot Box at Glastonbury.
 Glastonbury. Aug. 29.-(Special)- There was d large turnout for the re publican town caucus here tonight when these delegates were chosen for Goodwin. Carl F. Dean, l.. w. Howe J. $. Williams and William Hill. Ac- cording to the check list there are but 165 voters in the town, while the ballot box showed that 203 votes had beer cast. protest was at once entered regarding the legality of declaring the vote, ana if it is not decided to hold another caucus a contest will be made regarding these delegates on the floor of the convention.
 Preston Democratic Delegates. The democrats of Preston who will attend the several conventions, as an nounced by the Preston democratic town committee, are the following State Everett P. Barnes, Appleton Main, Willard A. Lucas, John P. Flynn; congressional Leander B. Hill, Robert A. Peckham, Christian Baer. William E.. Crary; probate. Earl Bennett. TheC Nicolai, Allen Burdick, Maurice Flynn; senatorial Willis H. Spicer, Frank Fitch, William H. McKelvey, Charles Benjamin; county Fred Benjamin Clarence Sholes, John Dickerman, Jo-