Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
RETURNS FROM YESTERDAYS LITTLE TOWN ELEcTIoNs


 / Plymouth, Oct. 2.-The republican ticket won the town election here today. William A. Eustice. republican, was elect ed first, selectman Aaron A. Fem, repub- lcan. second selectnan. and John I Ryan, democrat, third selectman. Al town offices were won by republican.
 Stamford, Oct. 2.-charles H. Martin. republican, was elected first selectmani al the town election held here today. Vii liam P. Michaels, republican. was elected second selectmsn, and Daniel s. Hogan. democrat, third selectmsn. The only town cfice the democrats won was that of treasurer, Harry c. Smith being elected,
 Southbury. Oct 2-The town of South. bury went republican today. with the ex. ception of the election of Robert Treat, democrat, who defeated J. B. King. re. publican, for the school committee. Ed wark A. Parks and Leslie D. Wheeler. republicans, were elected first and second selectmen- respectively. Theodore F. Wheeler, democrat, is third selectm1n. Barkhamsted, Oct. 2-The republican party was successful by a vote of 3 to in the town election here today. The total vote was. republican 65, democratic 20. Frank Church, John Wright and
  | and third selectmen. respectively. Norfolk, Oct 2.-Four votes spelled | victory for the republican party in the i Norfolk election today. The total vote was, republican POS. democratic 2o2. The | first, second and third selectmen-elect are republicans They are A. B. Curtis. ] George o'Connor and William Dyer. I | majority of about 500 fin this town was wiped out at the town election today by a | ticket presented by q coalition of the democratic and citizens parties. only one 1 republican being elected to an important | office. James T. Murray was elected first selectman, defeating Edward Bromage by i 125 votes although Bromage was elect | ed to the same office last year by more than 500. George H. King, democrat. wss elected second selectman. and Louis w Hawthorne. republican, third selectman Clark L. Hamilton. republican, was elect ed tax collector for the ninth time.
 Thomaston. Oct. 2.-The republican party went into ofice here today by an | unprecedented majority of practically 2 to 1. Edwin A Bradley and Eber L. Stumpf. republicans. and James Fleming. democrat, were elected selectmen.
 MidGebury Oct. 2.-Howard Bronson and Raymond Bronson. republicans, and H. NJ. Smith, democrat, were elected to- day. The republican party made a clean sweep in the other town offices.
 Prospect, Oct. 2.-Prospect returned to the republican fold today after a demo- cratic administration of one year. when the republicans made a clean sweep in the town election Last year was the first democratic Lavergne Clark, republican and Frank Burnham, democrat were elected selectmen.
 Oxford. Oct. 2.-The entire republican ticket was successful fin the town election today. William H. Hubbeil and Knud Olson. republicans, and Nelson Cabie , democrat, were elected selectmen. Harwinton. Oct. 2.-Anna E. Hogan
 deniocrs9ic candidate for the school com. mittee. defeated Fred Hooer, republican s7 to ss in the Harwinton toRn electior today. The closest fight of the day wa in the election of assessor Levis D Reynolds, democrat. defeated R. c , Douglas, republican, by one vote
 Darien, Oct 2-For the first time ir ) twenty years this town went democrati 1 in; the town election today, Ernest D ! Crofut. chairman of the republican iovr - tcommittee. being defeated for tax collec l tor by Ernest B. crofut. democrat Tv, .I democrats and one republican were eiect 2 ed as selectmen. while all of the impor
 tant town ocnces were wou by democrstl