Norwich bulletin., 1914-08-25
For Minor Conventions.

triot; Dr. E. J. Brophy, Third district; John Ccnneil, Fourth district; James Clifford. Fifth district: John R. Fowler. Sixth district
 On motion of MT. Tanning. seconded by MT. Pfeiffer, the election of Judge Kelly was made unanimous.
 Thomas NJ Shields moved to nomin- ate and vote on the names for all man said the clerk advised him it would be impossible and he advised the meeting to proceed in the aecus- toned way. MT. Shields withdrew the motion.
 From GreenevilIe District.
 Thomas M. Shields nominated Dr. William c. Mclaughlin from the third district, saying that it was an important district and one of the strongest democra s.icaIly and de- served to be well represented
 William W. Beckwith made the nom-l mating speech for John J. Connolly, | saving he was man who had acc trict deserved an honest and ca pabie representative and it would | have 1t in this nominee.
 pr. Mclaughlin Elected.
 The vote was for Dr. Mclaughlin by | the following figures: Whole number cast ............. 591 l Necessary for choice ............ sS5 | Dr. ". c. Mclaughlin ........ 355 l John J. Connolly ............... 2S6 cenneIl in Fourth District. from the fourth district by Bernard Meehan and William T. Mahoney by James Murphy.
 The vote. electing MT. Connell. was Fas follows: Whole number cast .... All | Necessary for choice ............ 2Se Patrick T. Cornell ............ SIS William T. Mahoney .-........-. 156 James Murphy moved that the cleo ton be made unanimous which was done. John vs. Adolphus 6enoit. From the fifth district the name of Adolphus Benoit was nominated by David W. O'Brien and the name of John Benoit by Edward T. Burke, and always. Some few. misses audi ble about the room as MT. Burke was speaking called for raps from the chairman's gavel. Since both men were Benoits, Chair man Spa!ding advised the caucus to
 John. and the vote was taken that way. John Beneit Elected. John Benoit was elected by the fol- | lowing vote: Whole number cast .........,. 438l
 Necessary for choice ........... 219 tonn Benolt ....-.............. zS3 On motion of MT. O'Brien the nom 1 ination was made unanimous. Kingsley in Sixth District. Daniel F. Sullivan by J. J. Connolly I and Elmer E. Kingsley by John R. l sixth district
 The vote .electing MT. Kingsley was ! as follows:
 Whole number cast .............. 31T Necessary for choice ............. 15S Elmer E. Kingsley .............. 255 | DanIeI +. sullivan .....-...... 61 l While these votes were being count | ed the special committee appointed ! earlier in the meeting retired to pre- l pare it's list of delegates. The change ! in the committee was made in placing
 pr. Brophy for Matthew Sullivan. | The caucus voted to allow delegates
 to appoint their own aiternates if necessary. 1 Special Committee Reports. The regular business of the caucus \ was over at 1o.3o and all but about 50 men left the hall. these remaining to 1 hear the special committtee's report 1 Frank L. Farrell brought in the re- 1 pOTI a1CeT the committee haQ been
 a short time in session. It was read | as follows by Clerk Curran, and &C.,
 cepted by the caucus:
 County Convention.
 First district: J. J. Shugrue. James l Harrington. William W. Fitzgerald. Second district, F. E. Baker. Third M. J. CurFan. Fourth, John Brady. l Fifth, James Clifford Sixth. William Carroll.
 | Probate.
 First district. Joseph T. Tanning, c. V. James. T. M. Srields. Second,
 Joseph F. Williams. Third, Thomas Enright. Fourth, James F. Filburn. Fifth, Jeremiah Donovan Sixth, George A.. Sydleman.
 Congressional.
 First District. Philip Spellman, will jam Harrington, Fred Thumm- Sec- ond district William Clabby. Third
 district, E. J. Bg$phy. Fourth dis trict, John P. Murphy. Fifth district
 John Coffey. Sixth district, Henry | Senatorial.
 I First district, ". W. Lang, c. S. T Avery, F. L. Farrell Second district Thaddeus Leahy. Third district, F, | F. Bray. Fourth district, John Com nell. Fifth district, Timothy Sullivan
 Sixth district, Luke Riley.
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