Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-03

of 964 to 703 voted to have license, as a result of the election held Mon day. The results follow: Selectmen, hill r, Joseph W. Chesbro d. Henry A. Moore d; registrars of voters, James H. Weeks r. George D. Lord r, $. N. Williams r. J. J. Jeffrey r. F. A. Chap man r, W. c. Robinson i. J. H. Me Wilson d. Wilfred E. Brown d; tax collector, W. E. Ryon r; assessor, Geo. H. Robinson r; town school commit tee, Lorenzo Fairbrother r, Thomas w. Hickson d; board of relief, Edward D. Buckley r; constables. T. c. O'Connell r, F. N. Wheeler r. Thomas Fox r, G. R. Swain r. c. J. Ledwith d. J. T. Parker d. Charles E. Donath d; li- cense 964. no license 703.
 North Stonington.
 The town of North Stonington will hold a special election next week on Monday to determine the tie for third selectman which resulted in yester- days election. The two candidates, H. Frank Button and Frank T. Wheeler, both democrats. received 72 votes each This year 24 women voted on the school question. Those elected were: Selectmen, J. D. Coates r, J. D. Avery r; assessor. George A. Thompson r; board of relief. Clifford B. Thompson r.; agent town deposit fund, G. D. Coates r; auditors, F. A. Thompson r, John L. York d; tax collector, T. E. Drury r. Nellie F. M. Thompson r. w. P. Babcock d.
 Bozrah.
 The town of Bozrah, in Mondays election, cast 92 straight democratic votes, 65 straight republican votes and 31 split ballots. The count in detail follows: Assessor, 3 years, E. J. Mi 70 thran Marriff 98; to fill vacancy for one year, Edward A. Bishop r, S2, Charles w Avery d. "A; board of relief, Nelson Stark r. 80: William Tibbets d, 9S; |; ;F.G Sullivan 97; second selectman Edwin c. Wheeler r. 73 Albert G. Av- cry, 101; auditors. Frank E. Palmer, r, 79, John J. Sweeney d, 9S; grand jurors, A. Douglass Winchester, r, 79, Warren H. Thompson r. 79, Herbert E. Beard, r, 7S, John P. Brown, d. 100, Joseph Rivers d, 100. Timothy Cough lind, 100; collector of taxes, Charles H. Phillips, r, 76, John F. Fields 197; | constables, Daniel E. Nara, r. 79 E. Leroy Lathrop r, 79. George H. Smith, r, 80, Thomas Foley, d, 100, William A. Burgess d. 97 Jeremiah T. Allyn d, 99 registrar of voters, Elijah S. Abel r, 76 Samuel A. Gager q, 103; town school, committee, Frank E. Palmer r., 80, James c. Young. r 73; John F. Fl0lUS u, 1UZ; 110ISD U. cIuleI u, 1OO There was no vote on license, the town standing nolicense.
 .-,. Lisbon.
 In the town elections at Lisbon- on Monday, the republicans won out 3 to 1. The officers elected follow: As sessors, Henry J. Kendall r, George c. Bromley d, Frederick Ballou r, A. F. Read d. Board of relief. D. B. Cheney r. George Phillips r. Select men. Fred Kannahan- r. Harry L. Hill d. F. H. Johnson r. Harry Fitch d. Budeit, Sr., d. School committee, H. T. Wilcox r. E. N. Blake d.
 Waterford.
 In all probability there will have to be held a special election later in the town of Waterford, owing to the tie vote in the selection of a first se lectman. The returns shower a dead lock between A. H. Lanphear, demo- crat and Dr. G. S. Allen. republican.
 a New London.
 The republicans obtained a slight advantage in the elections held in New London Monday. Town officers
 Aldermen, first ward. Thomas Gra- gan d. second ward. E. Frank Nor gan r; Malcom M. Scott r; third ward, F. l.. Yuest d; fourth ward. Daniel J. Collins d; fifth ward, Byron A. Pones.
 selectn1en, William L. White d; Thomas H. Troland r; Joseph F. Fftz- patrick r.
 City clerk Harry H. Adams, r.
 City treasurer, Fitch L. Comstock, r. Salem.
 The officers elected at the town elec- ton held Mondoy in Salem follows: Assessors, Ira D. Clifford h; John