Norwich bulletin., 1920-11-02
WILLIM MANTIC
Mwswidh Bulletin, WiIhma9atie Office, IT Charch street.. Telephone 16S.

sssvish BsnetiA. wiiHnasasas Office. IT Church street.. TelephDne 16S.
 Tho s.017 voters of Windlram will make their pilgrinaEe to this city to- dNy eTuesdayl and cast their ballots for tho various candidates of their respective paFties. During the past week and more HeEiHtParS A. Linn Weatherhead and P. D. Donehue have been busy correcting tbe voting lists removing the names of WAeYs who have died during the past year and hling the names of the new vrtcys. Two lists have been turned out, the mems list containing -2,S34, the wo- mems list of 1S3. Many towns through cut the country have been claiming that tho women registered in their towns fig uFe close to the 50 per cent. basis of the total enrolment. Windham stands well up among those towns. the wonan's vote 7nRounting to 43-a per cent of the total ef vtsers eligible to cast their ballot to- 6wy.
 Both republicans and democrats esti- mate that at least eighty per cent of the 5sO17 voters will use their franchise right today and a force of election off ctals has been provided to take care of this plumber. If the eighty per cent vote. the ballots will be cast at the rate of about i've votes per minute during the hours the polls are open The republi- can party leaders have not made any estimate of the majority they expect to sell in the election but tine democratic leaders claim they will poH majority of from 3oe to see
 The town of Windhsnn had beer granted the privilege of keeping the polls open until o'clock '- the evening but the selectrnen of the ,wn were of the opinion that all votes could be cast by so the polls will be opened at 530 a. m and will close at 6 D. m
 Both parties intend to keep in touct wssh the voting of the day and have es rahkehed headquarters on Church stree at . required distance from the old towr building where the balloting will be done Tie republican headquarters for the day viii Dc al the office of the J. c. Lincoln company. As- 62 Church street, the wo mems headQuzrtaS~ to be at No. 6 Church street The democratic head quarters will be at No, 8 Church street with the wouSn's headquarters in Saliva tseR Army hall. Church street. All head qaarters are within a limit of severa iEundrcd feet f-A' ons another,
 Tee voters w.d have better accommo dafioRs at the old town building toda, than in past elec ions, as during the pas lew days many improvements have beel made in the voting quarters Toda, ehers will be twNenty-one voting booths ar eleven more than in the October cleo ' tan. 4 change has been made in tn. entrance to the building to speed up vot lHg. Voters are to enter through tn newly constructed entrance on the mort saae of the building and will leave afte voting through the former entrance | the south side
 Wide space between the two rows 0 vOtipg booths will give greater chanc for speai in balloting,
 When the voting is complete the coun ters will immediately begin the count c the balactR, this year eight men bein Hsed. sn increase of four in the numbe Of eoHnteTE The election officials toda will be a moderator. two officials cheek CTS enc for the men and one for the wo naen, box tender, four ballot distribu teEs and two booth clerks. A special off ell is te be in charge of the booth anC ballot clerks.
 An early vote will assure a safe chance fer all to vote during the day an voters are being warned against waitin -untii the last few hours before coming the pelis. Most of the factories of tn city are to shut down for the day, bu votefs have. been asked not to crowd u pells during the noon hour, tfEIs givinj the woFRing people a chance to vote dui