New Britain herald., 1922-08-30
RORABACk SEEMS
 ID BE A WINNER
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 least two-thirds of the delegates tc the state convention, and also will have like control of delegates tc enough senatorial conventions to as. sure his reelection as chairman.
 Windham County.
 In Windham county there was no contest over any delegation in any town. There are two state commit teemen from the county, c. A. Gates from the 2ath and G. Harold Gil- patric from the 2sth district. MT. Gates has been mentioned as possible successor to MT. Roraback and be had announced that he would like to be chairman. being dean of the com mittee in case MT. Roraback did not care for reelection.
 Holland County.
 In Holland county towns there was no contest. The only committee place. that of the 35th district, is va cant by reason of the death of Col. w. H. Hall.
 New Haven County.
 In New Haven county the claim Is made that the Ullman- King Healy combination have captured most of the seats on the face of the returns, the four in this city. and the l3 in Meriden. The interesting phase of this Is that John " Rattlesdorfer and Fred E. Whitaker, many years on the committee from the 10th and 11th districts will be replaced as they had thrown their lot with local faction which has been called the Blakeslee- Woodruff Coffey combination.
 18th District for Roraback.
 The 12th district in which lives Col Robert O. Eaton, collector of internal revenue, is claimed for Rora- back. The 14th district, in which is Cheshire, the home town of U. S. J. D. Walker, is said to be divided and it is claimed that its choice of committeeman would be in measure linked up with the two districts in Waterbury on the chances of Lieut.. Governor c. A. Templeton In winning the gubernatorial nom- nation.
 Division in Fairfield.
 AAA oAt i'eld SO0iiy lIClC lo d QlNl- sion of opinion because there were in many of the towns. John H. Hill who will support MT. Rora- back claims he won in the 18th dis .rict. King men claim the three seats from Bridgeport and three seats in the county outside. The Roraback men allow King only four seats in the county
 No Fight in New London.
 There was no contest in New Lon- lon county and the three committee nen there are placed in the Rora- pack column. All of Litchfied county n which there were no contests, is placed in the Roraback column with Middlesex county.
 Healy Gets One.
 In Hartford county the seventh dis rict is credited to Frank B. Healy | .ho has represented it for long inc but the Roraback men claim all | he other seats outside of the city of Hartford which had no caucuses last fight. Summing up the caucuses as a 'nOle, LHe hOTdDack SlQe ClalTnS a | ote of 23 to 24 out of the 35 in the | ew state committee and the re-elec- on of MT. Roraback and at least vo-thirds of the entire delegation to ne state convention.
 The situation probably will be clar- ates to the congressional conventions re held.
 Ther were no contests over dele ats to the congressional conventions nd it is forecast that the present re- ublican congressman will be re- ominated In New Haven county lere was side issue in the choice delegates to the shrievalty conven- on which will name an opponent to heriff Reilly. It was claimed today lat unless the Ullman forces have on in Waterbury and the towns of le 12th and 14th districts. the Rora- ack men will be able to choose one { their candidates over any name ut forward by the Ullman men.