Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-28
DANErSoN

ilnglyAB democrats are facing 1sw dlificufty. Someone has pointed out thnt the party caucus that named candi- e1zss for two cfElees erred in nominating khree persons instead of two for places on ehs town school committee. It is. estab- 1iahed. therefore, that the party ticket is . bit overloaded as to school committee eandidatee, apparently not a very serl- aus matter although 1t is very much so. It. is such a serious matter in fact that any person who steps into a booth and marks ballot next Monday with the intention of voting the straight demo- cratic ticket will lose their vote insofar as candidates for the town school com lnittee is concerned. It will readily be seen that e moderator or any other elec-s ton oficial will have no means of determ- ming which two of the three democratic candidates any person voting a straight eemocratic ticket intended to vote for, - there will be nothing left to do but tlFCv out the entire vote for schoolcom- mltte ecandidates.
 As 1t Is too late to Pectify the error, ttsro seems but one course of action open e straight voting democrats. It was gngrssted Wednesday that democrats who like to vote their ticket straight from tep to bottom place cross in the cir cls at the head of their party column and then 90 down into the school committee bracket and put crosses before the names of two of the three candidates there list Cd, selecting according to their prefer encs. This, 1t is held, will clearly estab- Nah the intent of the voter and that is what must be sought after by election of- hcials in passing on any such irregular ify in a ballot. Perhaps this process may not be legal and no representation is made here that 1t is, but 1t Is the only logfeal course left upon, at least as far 1s suGgestions up to Wednesday after Hoon were concerned Certain, neverthe- lees. Is the fact that every straight dem oefstio ticket without such specific mark ing will not figure at all in the count of votes for town school committee candi- dates
 A number of we'll known republicans who. discussed the matter Wednesday ex- pressed their personal opinion that on aEraight democratic tickets where voters mark crosses before the numeS of two school committee candidates the votes should be allowed to count. Nowhere in ths ranks of the republicans was there any inclination to take advantage of thG situation in which the democrats nnG themselves.
 The sentiment seemed to be that sew erai hundred voters should not be dis ffEnehised on account of the error in tn, atmocratic ticket and if teh democrats dc their part in marking tickets as has beer suggested that such voteso should b, counted
 Incidentally, the situation will develoI q smart contest that will be exclusivel. 6einocratic. The three candidates for tn Schooi committee, cannot all win in an. csoe, election going to the two havini the highest vota
 v. o. Xoang is the new superintendent ct Goodyear Mills, succeeding A1lal BArrows, who is leaving at the end 0 this week to take up ihs new duties wit a1eottcn brokerage concern in Provi Genee. s.l
 Mr. Young comes to Goodyear from tn Passaic Cotton Mills of New Bedfor and is an experienced tire fabric nanu lecturer and for years has been connect S1 w4ch the manufacturing end of tn texSilo company. It so happens that 1sBo stranger to the town of Killingly p1rtIeniariy, where he was located min YsArg ago with the Danielson Cotto soulpany. Mir. Young will make his hom ats9oodyear, occupying the superintenc snE'U residence at that place.
 Ths AOw s4aAs highway ts Providene va Little Rest Is open. An event ths hes been awaited for more than a deC aae has come to pass. Traffic began { InSvs over the route direct without d. tour Wednesday morning as Soon a Word spread that 1t was available fc SrS1ce. Actually the road wSS throw sptn Tuesday night, as a few who rod ever the route discovered
 while traffic may now go through, warning must be given that a steal Ghovsl is at work evening up the shoult srs Of. the highway and that drivel sh0uid proceed with caution. They wi do we'll also to familiarize themsefvt with some of the grades and curves b f0reS stepping on the gas with too muc NRgr.
 Thls new route certainly will offer
 very great temptation to speeders ar In thgir interest 1t may be noted that tn highway will be closely patrolled on boi the Connecticut and Rhode Island side On the Rhode Island side fast drivers
 the number of a dozen. or more alreat hGvs been apprehended and fined f NnHking race truck out of route tn certainly Is the smoothest and best f. ssIlss about.
 rhlS new highway shortens tho al tnnee between Danielson by from twei' to fifteen miles, other state highws routes considered. The distance fro Danielson to the Providence city line
 e miles. The route almost makes Da
 islson suburb of the Rhode Islai