Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-17
RESULTS OF cAUcUsEs
 THROUGHOUT THE STATE


 Meriden. Oct. 16.-The republican pri- maries and the democratic caucus were both held here tonight for the nomina- tion of candidates for senator from the Thirteenth district representatives from the town of Meriden and judge of probate for this district.
 The republicans nominated for senator Eugene P. Golden; representatives, An drew F. Fox and William H. Pomeroy judge of probate, George A. Clark
 The democrats nominated for senator Benjamin Tonkonow for representatives, Wilbut E. Castelow and F. J. Wallace judge of probate, William M. Luby-
 Fairfield, Oct 16.-Oliver Jennings, for merly a member of the town finance con- nlittee and an officer of the Fairfield Trst company. was nominated at the re- publican caucus tonight as one of two candidates for representatives in the gen. eral assembly. The other candidate is Frank E. Morgan, who was renominated.
 Ansonia, Oct 16.-Eight years after he had been defeated for the democratic nomination for mayor of this town, George Larkin tonight was nominated for the same office at the republican caucus here and will oppose the democratic nom- | inee John c. Mead. the present incum- bent.
 Miss Dora Manville, assistant city clerk, was nominated by the republicans i for city clerk and will oppose Frederick Mccarthy, who was nominated by the [ democrats.
 Southbury. Oct 1e-Herbert Mitchell 1 defeated Thomas Fleming for the nomi- nation of state representative at the re- publican caucus here tonight by a vote of 105 to 5S. The nomination is equivalent to election in this town. | Watertown. Oct 1e-William H. Beetis and William C. Hungerford were nonai- mated as representatives to the state leg islature by the republican caucus tonight
 Waterbury, Oct. 16.-Dr. A. T. Gilyard was nominated as representative and Repres sentative Frederick W. Palomba re- nominated as representative at the repub. lican town convention held here tonight Judge Arthur Els was nominated for sen- ator from the Fifteenth district and Sam. | uel Sloan nominated for senator from thf Sixteenth district at the republican sen. atorial conventions for the two districts
 Danbury, Oct. 16.-George w Andrew. and Judge Samuel A. Davis were norni mated for representatives from this dis trict at the republican caucus here to night.
 New Haven, Oct. 16.-John Lynch ant
 Clarence E. Thompson Jr.. were nomi
 mated for representatives from West Ha ven at the republican caucus there to } night MT. Lynch is one of the presen r incumbents. Miss Julia R. Treat, daugh , ter of State Senator Charles R. Treat 7 was a candidate, but was defeated.
 Newtown, Oct 16.-Levi c. Morris an
 Newton M Curtis were nominated fo representatives for Newtown at the re publican caucus here tonight, while Ed : ward Paltz and J. Robert Beecher wer nominated for representatives by th democratic caucus. Judge Oscar Pitzsch Ter, the present incumbent, was endorse
 by both parties for judge of probate. Norwalk, Oct 16.-At the convention
 held here tonight by the democratic an ' republican parties to elect candidates fC :, the general assembly, the republican : nominated Lewis H. Nash and Frank W | Gregory while the democrats nominate
 Edward M. Welles and Eugene J. Var l ness.
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 = Washington, Oct, 1e.-Former Stat # l Senator John C. Brinsnade and Re . Evan Evans were nominated for th | house of representatives at the repubi
 can caucus here tonight. Mrs. Brinsmad
 was former chairman of the Connecticl e civil service board. Hemon O. Avert 7, was nominated for judge of probate. $ Greenwich, Oct. 16.-Frederick A. Hull i- bard and L. Elkanah Mead were nomina l. ed for representatives from this distri,
 by the republican caucus here tonigl
 after vigorous attempt to place u ?, name of Miss Georgianna Davies on tf n ticket had failed. Miss Davies name W; T written in by women voters who sa g they wished to nominate a woman to ol pose Mrs. Frederick c. Bursch, the dem
 cratic nominee. Stephen L. Radford u :, present incumbent, was nominated f,
 judge of probate.