Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-04
Republican Victory In Town Election

McGarry, democrat, were elected to the school board to take office in 1922.
 In the Central district, where three | machines were in use at the town hall | there were S63, 7S5 and 421 votes shown l respectively on the machines. When the | polls opened there at 5.30 the first man to vote was Officer John F. O'Neil, fol- lowed by Ashley T. Boon, and the first woman was Mrs. Ethel Sevin Rader, fol- lowed by Miss Barbara Allen. In the first hour 62 men and 10 women had voted and in the first four hours there had been 292 men and 97 women to cast their bal lots By S30 D. m. 1.072 men and 54S women had voted, and when the polls closed 1.294 men and 767 women had voted The last person to vote was James Barry, about 6 minute before Mod orator M. E. Jensen declared the polls closed at D. m.
 Count Quickly Taken.
 The count was quickly taken off the machines by the moderator, IS minutes suffcing to get the figures from all three machines on to the tally sheets. The first outside district to report was the Sixth, East Side whose figures reached the town hall at 6.3O, and were closely followed by the West Side figures. The complete vote was known and announced by Moderator Jensen at 7.3O, having been totalled on an adding machine by the moderator after the district figures had been assembled on the general tally sheet.
 Town Meeting Next Monday.
 Immediately after the close of the polls at o'clock First Selectman Bailey called the annual town meeting to order and it was at once adjourned to next Monday night at o'clock on motion of Judge H. H. Pett;s.
 Election oficiaus.
 The following were the election off, cials in the polling places in the six | districts:
 First-Moderator Martin E. Jensen checkers, Weston C. Pullen. Thomas M. Shields; chanengers, Harold S. Burt. Miss Barbara Allen Miss Loretta Dris- coll and Albert A. Fitch; machine tend CTS, William A. Buckingham, Albert A. 1 Clark. Frank W. Brewster, Harvey L. N1uzzey, Felix Keenan and Herbert w Lucas; doorkeepers, Fred Tyler and Cornelius Collins.
 Moderator, Joseph T. Man chester; checkers. Elizabeth F. Drew and George NJ. Charbonneau; machine tenders. Daniel J. HaIlisey. John F Barry, Charles S. Stamm and J. Wade Oat; challengers, Leslie Manchester Katherine Crimmings, w w Ives ant Fanny L. Meier; doorkeeper, John O.. Cornell.
 .Third-Moderator Arthur R. Black ledge; checkers, John F. Nolan and Robert A. Gray; machine tenders. Johr F. Malone, James s. Quinn, Emmf Breed and Frederick c. Geer; chal lengers. Bessie Murray. David Y. Camp bell, Thomas J. Enright and Elizabetl Downes. The doorkeepers were Edward Baggett and Carl B. Morgan.
 Fourth-Moderator Robert O'Hearn challengers, John Lynch and Henry Wagner; checkers, Howard Bishop an,
 James c. McNally; machine tenders
 Moves D. Chase and Thomas H. Mullen Charles W. Sevin was doorkeeper. Fifth Moderator, Joseph Caron checkers, Ernest Jervis. Thomas Pha { lerk machine tenders, Henry Ha sl1ell
 William White; challengers, David Lambert Louis LHeureux.
 Sixth-Moderator George H. DoIan
 checkers Elmer G. Haskell and Jlo-
 seph Rainey: challengers. Howard Spalding and Charles W. F. Billings machine tenders. Ralph W. Patrick ant George H. Lynch. The doorkeeper wa Emil A. Jahn.