Norwich bulletin., 1920-09-14

Republican and democratic voters in a number of towns in New London and Windham counties held town caucuses Monday evening to name their tickets fir the nearing elections. Average at tendances were reported from the ma jority of the caucuses, although Sprague republicans were out in force the attendance at this particular caucus being the largest held by the republican rarty in Sprague during the past fifteen years.
 Colchester Democrats. Nominate.
 The democrats of the town of Col chester gathered in town caucus Mon i day evening to nominate their ticket for the coming election. The modera- tor chosen was F. H. Carrier and the clerk was William J. Mcdonald The ticket: Selectmen, David Shea, Guy B. Clark; tax collector, Timothy Kelly au- ditor, John Congdon; registrar Of voters, | John Shea; town school committee sylvania Norton.
 There was fair sized attendance at tlemeeting which was very harmonious, there being no contests. The demo- cratic town committee was empowered i to bring in a list of candidates and the ticket was nominated unanimously as reported by the committee.
 Plainfeld's Republican Ticket. | At the Plaintield republican caucus held Monday evening, Bradford w. tDanielson was chosen moderator and S. II. Ellsworth was chosen clerk The fol owing ticket was nominated: Assessor for three years. Benjamin R. Briggs board of relief, \. M. Ellsworth, Irving 1 F Palmer, two years selectmen. Sam. uel L. King, Fred B. Leathers; auditor Arthur Marchessault; grand jurors. Fred P. Johnson, Benjamin R. Torrey tax collector Charles Headen; consta- bles, Frank P. Tillnghast, Ed. NJ. Allen Allen A. Mofitt, WiliH d Larose; [ gis ,trar of voters Stewart M Ellworth lschool committee, JGlleodore r. Goenier i Charles D. Salisbury sprasue Republicans Name Candidates The republican town caucus in sprague was held Monday evening |
 was the largest attended republican Icaucus in the town for the past fiftee1 iyears. Louis J. Fontaine was chairman and Arthur T. Cote way the clerk. Al nominations were by exclamation witl lth efollowing result: Assessor, three years Alexander Dupont; selectmen 1Terrance Coughlin, Albert CTlles board of relief, three years. Napoleon iBellanger; grand jurors, William Jones IThomas Banford, George Bell; eonsta Ibles, John J. Mcclure. George Tetreault George F. Clutter, William Charter flax collector, Odilla Artin; auditor lief with town committee to fill registrar 0
 voters, Lawrence J. Drescher; schoo
 board, three years, Mrs. Ruth Standis
 Park, Howard L. Bushnell.
 Republicans sn Colchester Nominate.
 A large number of republicans assen7 Ibled in the town hall at Colchester O
 Monday evening to name the town tieke for the nearing election. The nodera tor was H. B. Buel and the clerk wa
 William E. Adams. The meeting nomi
 mated the following ticket: seiectmen
 Edwin R. Gillette and Junius ". Phelps board of relief, Abraham Jaffee; asses tsor, Harry Minsk auditor, H. P Buel
 grand jurors, Samuel Levine, Max Co IhAn, Dwight c. Gillette and George I I1oomis; tax collector, Timothy Kelley
 constables. Elias Glaudbinder, Harr, . lGilman Samuel Friedman and Charle B. Loomis; registrar of voters Benja : min London; town school visitor, As ? iBrainard.
 North stoninEton Republicans E. Frank White was moderator of tn
 republican town caucus held Monda evening in North stonington. The cler
 was A. NJ. Cobleigh The ticket wa
 nominated as follows: Assessors, Horac
 C. Lewis and Irving R. Main board ,lrelief, Frank L. Harris selectmel
 George D. Coates, Clarence E. Mair agent town deposit fund, George Coates; auditor, Charles E. Ellis igrand jurors, John D. Avery and Geors : IL Stone; tax collector, John B. Perry
 consta bles, Leonard R. Main and Harl
 lI. Lewis; registrar of voters, Charl
 lE, Ellis; school committee, Arthur } N iCobleigh and Joel P. Sherman.
 A Democratic Ticket in Plainfeld. ., The democratic town ticket was nor n tlated Monday evening by the democra 1t h Plainfeld with John D. Goven