Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-03
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AT WlLLIMANTIC.
A Sweeping Victory for Democrats
Strong License Majority.
Especial to The Bulletin.

.Willimantic, Oct. 2.-WiIilnfantfc's
vote, because of the big number of
orator Dwight A. Lyman until one
o'clock. this (Tuesday) morning, and
then showed a sweeping democratic
victory in heavy vote. There were
1854 stubs found in the box of town
tickets, of which COG were straight
democratic, SAB straight repG,&ican. IS
straight socialist, and SO straight pro-
hi5itionist. A total of 604 ballots was
rejected, including license ballots.
The vote on the license question
for license. On the constitutional
amendment on lieutenant governors
powers thesyote was 2S6 yes, IL no; on
the amending limiting the legislature
adjournment, $50 yes. 80 no.
The woman'S ballot on town school
committee counted as follows and
there was none rejected from this box:
w. P. S. Heating, d, 39 Michael F
Sullivan, d, SO; Curtis Dean, I, 81; G.
C. Case, +, So; P. S. Hills, pro-, 10;
j. D. Conant, pro, II.
~ The fomowing Is be detailed vote vote
who are elected:
Democratic-Assesso three year
81. Godfrey. Lapa1ne 693; assessc
two years, *George E. Wilcox 60
&Robert E. Mitchell 7s6, *George H.
Backus SIS; town clerk, #Frank P.
F'enton 1864; town treasurer, *Frank
P. Fenton 1850; agent of town deposit
fund, #Joseph A Martin 691; auditor
@John H. Morrison 673; collector O
taxes *WiIlIam A. Costello $50; con-
stables, #Lynnan Maine, Jr, 701, *Thos-
J. Killourey 673, James A. White 663,
*Timothy E. Day 671; registrar OF
*town school committee, William P.
S. Keating 736, Michael Sullivan 7oS;
tree warden, *Mitchel Laramie 722.
Republican-Daniel S. Clark 673;
assessor two years, William G. Lyman
666: board of relief, Charles f. Rise
lectmen, IS. Arnold Peckham e75.
Charles Larrabee. Jr., 672; town clerk,
Frank P. Fenton; town treasurer,
Frank p. Fenton; agent of town de-
post fund, William c. Lyman e7s;
auditor. *George NJ. Graves 500: col
lector of taxes, Jerome B. Baldwin
eos: constables, *Irving NJ Ford 6s5,
*Wilbur G. Stephens 6S6, *William ].
Hastings 7o2. *Harry w. Avery ss4;
registrar of voters. *John c. Barstow
$50; town school committee, "Curtis
Dean 734, christopher c. Case 740:
tree warden, William j. Hastings 64S.
Socialist-Assesso three years.
Hugh j. Carney 81; assessor two years
Albert A. Burton So; board of relief,
jeremiah P. Carey SO, George f. Re-
Huhe oJs SelectlieU. Leonard IL. BrtS-
tol 81, LOYAL E. Plaisted 81; towp--
clerk, James E. Newton IS; towfA
treasurer, James E. Newton 95; agent
of town deposit fund, reorganization,
SO; auditor. William Drechsler ss:
registrar of voters, Patrick J. Sulh-
van IS.
ssessor three years, J.
Deloraine Conant %; assessor two
years, Edward S. Lincoln So; board of
relief, William H, Birmingham 81: Sc
lectmen, Clark o. Terry 81, William P.
Barstow so; town clerk, Henry E. An
thony TO- town treasurer, Henry r.
Anthony 70; agent of town deposit
fund, Carl E. Oman SO: auditor, Cas-
sius A. Barstow SO; collector of taxes,
Sherwood B. Doolittle 81; constables,
Clifford L.. Clinton 81. William E.
Dainton 56. Charles B. Willard So,
Frederick e. Pecllham So registrar
of voters, Arthur T. Johnson 63; town
school committee, Philip S. Hills SO,
J. Deioraine Conant 70; tree warden,
Clark o. Terry 81
Blank Column-Board of relief, D.
r. Terry so: town clerk. Frank Tee
van 1: town treasurer, Frank Teevan
1: agent of town deposit fund, P F.
Shaehan /: constahles, James Hag-
gerty l. Ernest F, Chesbro, Sr., 1, Dan
iel P. Dunn 1; registrar of voters,
Rlag Doyle L; town school committee,
John Collins /. Tree warden, 2 scat
tering.
Plainteld Republican.
Plainfield, Oct. 2.-Republican cas-
lily elected their ticket. Selectmen,
John Gallup +, MARCEL Jette r, James
German q. Session L. Adams was
elected town clerk and treasurer, and
George r. Bliven r collector. The
majority for no license was As.
North Stoninston Divided.
North Stonington, Oct. PA demo-
cratic board of selectmen and a re-
publican board of relief We're elected
in the town of North Stonington
Quite Unexpectedly the town voted
for free textbooks, 81 To 30 There
were big maiorities for the constitu-
tional amendments.
Selectmen Charles c. Gray d %, :
Herbert b. Vincent rs, H. Frank
Button d a; assessor. Charles S. Main
Il by - majority over John &. Avery
T.: board of relief, Amos p. Miner. Jr,
+. John E. Perry I, Irwin G. Eccleston
d: collector of taxes. Thomas r.
Wheeler r: town clerk and town treas
urer, Calvin A. Snyder. both tickets.
Lisbon Republican.
Lisbon, Oct 2.-Lisbon showed re-
publican majorities: Selectmen, Ira
Kennedy r, so, John Spencer r. 80;
Charles Bodeit d, IS. Town cterk
Charles f. Wolf i. Collector Of taxes
Frank Johnson r. Registrar Of v0t J.
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