Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-06

Ideal weather aided both parties in
bringing out q vote at the bi-ennial city
election Monday and it was estimated
early that the total vote would go sav-
eraa hundred over the three thousand
mark. TIC Total number of voters in
the city is 4041. Up to 10 O'clock the TO-
tai vote cast in the four wards was 1880,
an average Of 20 votes an hour in each
ward. Al three o'clock, withonly one
hour to go the vote had reached 3020, in
dicating a total vote OF about 5000 for the
day ID the average continued.
Woallea took an active part in the cleo
ton. In the oipinion Of several oid-tiAars
the election Monday was the quietest in
their recollection of the fifteen held
since the city was Incorporated.
Ward headquarters for the day wer7
as follows: Second wagd-Republiean
| men No. 81 Church street women in ~
fee Of the j. C. Lincoln eamra ny, No. So
Church street; Democratic men, Palmer
| Sign Shop. Ne. 67 Church street and the
! women in reception room OF Dinneen' s
Photo Studio, next door south.
! First ward-RepiFlolican, mems Office,
corner Of Walnut and Meadow streAt
woman office on Walnut street opposite
head OF 'StFongs court; democratic head
quarters fer both men and w5n1en insjoIG.
pariors Of the Merrill House, corner OF
Meadow and Walnut streets
Third ward-Repubiiean both men and
women in the Office OF the Bosom Grair
company, IS jackson street; democratic
men, Charters barber shop, % Jackson
street, Hrcghen, office Of the L. Il. Hickey
undertaking rooms.
Fourth ward--Reoublican men anf
! T;'omen, home of David Lincoln Souri,
street; democratic, men and women u
AIa7
The ward officials rmere: Second-iaEod
orator, Prank II. Tess; official checker
Arthur T Kelley; box tender, Ddwart
| Russ ballot clerks. Charlss H Bake
and Walter McASurian; booth tenders
William Foran william wilson and Her
bert L. Tifft. Jr., challengers, George Cit
F ford and Frank NJ. Lincoln. The frs
man to cast mis- vote in this ward wa
Wade T. Webster, chief q the fire dsaart
hrent; the first woman was Miss Bell
Greene Of No. SO Church street.
| First w&rd-Moderator Raymond
conains; official checker, John C. Ear
stow; ballot clerks Maurice Moran an
Charles H. Popple; broth tenders. Loui
| Tracy, James o. Bacon and Abner Sy
pher !. challengers, Wi,frei Cfagnon an
Dennis S. Shea, The first man to vet
was George N. Wheeler and the first ~
man Mrs. katherine Roy Of Nc 900 sia.i
street.
Third wsrd--iMsderator James ]
Iwon1ey. official checker. John G. Eosn
box tender, Arthur T. Aeikle; eal!s
clerks, Antonio C.eraca and Joseph Cir
grss; booth tenders, John Shannahan an
Delphus Breusseau chalieugers, c. {
Smith and Michaeif L. FaEvey. The fir:
man and woman to east their votes Wal
Mr. and Nir&I Hsormisdas Dion, tt
former the democratic candidate for ma!
or
Fourth ward--Moderator Daniel
0'Cohnor: official eAeeier. John &. e.
carton; box tender. Michael Shea; ba
!. let clerk. James Moriarty and Arthur
Raney, booth tenders, RaAph Snow ar
; Walter J. McNiekei challengars GsorE
Shepaum and E. NJ. Ladd The first rna
and woman 10 cast their votes in til
ward was Mr.. and Mrs. Frank william
OF No. 120 Pleasant street.
Mrs. Elizabeth MOrazes died Saturds
| at the horne OF her daughter, Mrs Jet
Erbacher, of No. 20 Winter street. 81
was born In Germany and was the wido
b of Michael ErGacfer. Surviving her q
three children, Mrs. ETbacher Of VIII