Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-01
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The entire democratic ticked was elect d Monday by a majority Of 115 against Is a year ago C. B. Crandaj was elected warden of the borough for the soth time, defeating his opponent, Ed ward Simonson by -13z voses. Two Nyo- men were nominated to run or th. re- publican ticket making an equal show ing with the men. No wonieIfs names appeared on the democratic ticket. The vote stood ::
 Straight republican S1; straight dem Dcratic, 190; scratched 52 :. dist. mark, 5; 22s total vote.
 Republican-W Warden. 2. J. simonson, s5; burgesses, ". Fred Wilcox, 2i1 Louise Trumbull, 106; Anne A. Dodge, l9;. James Edward Fairbrotlier, 95; Charles c. Cushnan, 1o4; Jerome $. Anderson. IT,. 10S clerk and treasurer, Charles B. Iatei 361i assessor, Elias B. HincSley, s61; collector Robert L., Burteh. 317 bailifT, F. O. sGrandy, TOT; 1; street commissioners; William 0. Ryon, iOs. John W Durham. SO9; Thomas 3. Cornell 509, trustees Waldron Ilnd. Elias B. Hinckfey, 3l2 q Byron ]. Gard .aer, SIP; Henry A. Pendleton. S11.
 emocratic-Warden, Cornelius B. crandall, 227; burgesses, William F. Bindloss, 215; Henry A. Muller 217 W. Fred Wilcox; Charles B. McCourt, 21S i; Thomas W. Garity,' 211; Frank V. Mat .hs--= 2i0; clerk and treasurer, Chas. 3. States; assessor. Elias B. Hinckiey {; collector, Robert l.. Burtch; bailifr, Christopher J. Ledwith. 21o; street commissioners. Thomas ". Garty, 2o7 i; Thomas O'Conneil; John w, Durham trustees Waldron fund Elias B. Hinck- icy. Byron J, Gardner, Henry A. Pen- aleton
 The Second Congregational church and Sunday school will have a picnic at Atlantic Beach Thursday.
 Miss Florence Elderkin of New London who has been the guest of Mir. and Mrs. Frank James of Cliff street, has re- turned home. Leon James of Hope Valley spent Sunday at his home here.
 Mir. and Mrs. Brewer of West Mystic and Manuel Anderson motored to Nor Tich Monday. and called on relatives.
 The Monday Evening Bridge club met with Miss Frances Cutler on Elm street Refreshments were served and a social hour was enjoyed by the members
 Many stOnington residents attended The lawn fete of Improvement Society af Lords Point. Saturday afternoon held on the lawn of Mrs F. L. Hopkins when s259.44 was cleared. This will go 10 establish a tennis court and base oall field where all kinds of sports may se held
 Rev. and Mrs Henry NJ Thompson - wiil leave this week for Northfeld Mass. where they will spend the month
 A baseball league is to be organized The A. v. A A. of Stonington, Hope Val ley and Potter Hill were represented al a meeting held Tuesday evening Other teams will enter and there will probably 9e six or eight teams in the league,
 Miss Florence Willard has returned rom a trip through Canada. -
 Mir. and Mrs. Alfred Hanschtld and so1 sf Philadelphia are, guests of Gustav, aanschiId.
 Miss Catherine Wilcox and Miss vIr yinis Wilson of Brooklyn. ". T., ar sussts of Mfr. and Mrs. D. A. Afonjo
 Miss Annie Watson, who is employee oy the Hoadley family summer resident Aere was removed to Lawrence Memoria hospital. New London, late. Sunday i he Westerly Sanitary Corps ambulance She was taken seriously ill with appendi citis #
 Paul H. Hammond has entered tn employ of the N. T., N. H 6 H. R. I at Midway and is on the clerical fore,
 wilmot Main; is employed at the Al wood Machine Co. plant.
 Thursday evening Mr and Mrs Samuel Stewart were rendered a SUI prise when about 30 young people met g the home of Mr and Mrs George Fet ney. Co not their first wedding anniveri ary. Games ana music were enioye and refreshments were served