Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-30
ULLMAN WINS IN 30 OF
 ss WARDS IN NEW HAVEN

 New Haven. Aug 29 - Delegates known 10 be favorable to Colonel Isaac NJ Ullnan. were elected in 30 of the s5 wards st the republican caucus here tonight The Uilmsn forces carried 112 delegates out of 122
 These delegats Will meet at the city convention Thursday night when F of their number will be elected to repre- lent this city at the state convention.
 Bridgeport Anti Rcrahetlk [ Bridgeport, Aug. 2s.-The republican primaries in this city tonight resulted In a sweeping victory for the regular re- publican organization, led by John T. King, over the Republican Voters League, Inc which was backed by all pf the Roraback influence in the city. The regular ticket was successful in the hrst, second. fourth. eighth, ninth, tenth and the twelfth districts where there Fss a straight contest against King, and has representation upon tickets in the third, fifth, and seventh. where there were joint tickets without contests and t-aims the delegates upon tickets in the sixth backed by the Voters League, and the eleventh, where there were dis trict contests. This will give the King party control of the three state. central committee men from this city A de-
 
 teutenants in the ninth. tenth and .weltth districts. comprising the twenty third senatorial district to defeat Howard s. Challenger for renomination 10 the senate. but it failed. regular tick cts winning by two to one vote in every instance. The city convention for select.on of delegates to the various con ventions will be held Thursday night.
 StraaOTd For UIlman.
 stratford, Aug. 2s.-The peoples gen ersl committee won a sweeping via tory tonight when its members gained control of the republican town caucus and elected it's complete slate of town committeeman and convention delegates Every effort was made by the Old Guard pr so-cai1ed politicians" to defeat the peoples slate.
 Delegates to the state convention, who Irs claimed to be anti-RorsbacS: Charles 2. Wheeler. William A. Stagg, Mrs. H Leroy Lewis, and Mrs Jeremiah Kenne
 Regulars Win in Waterbury.
 Waterbury. Aug. 2s.-Tbe regular re publican primary ticket was unanimously chosen a. the republican primaries her, today. Delegates chosen will meet il tceai conventions Friday and choose del eeates to represent the city at the state congressional county and probate con ventions. There was only one ticket pre- zented tonight. None of the delegate were instructed. but those selected a he conventions Friday undoubtedly vii be
 STsriden For Gilman.
 Aseridsn. Aug. 2s.-sarah W. Cham bsrlzin. George B. Croweu, James J Fitzpatrick. Eugene P. Golden, Charle A kaschub and Ida I. Pooley wer elected delegates to the republican stat convention at the primaries held her thls evening.
 This is the complete slate of delegate which are supporting the Ullman-King Heaiy faction of the republican party ana t is expected they will vote fo Charles A. Gates, of Wllimantic, fo chairman of the state central commit lee, The Ro-aback delegation was de lezted by about forty votes.
 The on,y contest at the primaries othe han the one over the state delegatio ras over the chairmanship of the tow committee. Henry Dryhurst, forme postmasted and chairman for severa years was defeated by Malcolm Kinr the candidate of the nti-Roraback faC ton by only two votes.
 Greenwich for UIlman
 Greenwich. Cozn, Aug. 2s-Four delt gates were elected here tonight a. the rt publican caucus to attend tle republica state convention which will be hell New Haven. September 12 and 12. Tu men and two women were als:.ed, maxim equal representation of the sexes on q delegation.
 This is the first time women have bee elected on an equality with men on Ftste convention delegation, according James F. Walsh, chairman of ths ' publican town committee.
 Those elected for the state convcntlt Fere: James F. walsh. James R. Mea Mary c. Ray and Jennie E. Stevens. vas announced that they woMd suppo Colonel Isaac NJ. Ullman.
 Rorabaek wins In PialnviIle.
 Plainville. Conn. Aug. %s--James Trumbull. and Edwin H. Hills were cleo d at the republican caucus here tonig to act as delegates at the repdblNan sta convention this year. in statement ths Associated Press. Mir. Trumoull sai we are both unqualihedly for Roc szck'
 The fifth republican district will he m election here Saturday for represen. i've on the state central committt James H. Trumbull, the present repy s-ntative will be opposed by Judge w jam J. Malone.
 Danbury District for Rorabaek
 Danbury, Conn, Aug. 2s.-Mayor " liam c. Gilbert will head the republic delegation from this city to the ssz convention al New Haven. Others elel ed at the party caucus here tonight wer