New Britain herald., 1922-10-03

l16, second 142, third s7; total 325.
 Grand juror, George F. Dodd- first 116, second 143, third 67; total 326
 Grand juror, Marjorie Moore first 116, second Al, third 67; total 324.
 Collector of taxes. Charles F. Lewis tai 326.
 Constable, Enrico Polo-irst 115, second l43. third 67; total 325.
 Constable, Stewart N Webster first 116 second Al, third ST. total 324.
 Constable. Orvile S. Ventres-first 116, second 141, third s7; total 324.
 Constable, Frank Brown-first 5, second IA, third 67; total 326
 Registrar of voters, Henry c. Dem ing-first 116, second 140, third 6s: total So2.
 Town school committee. Lester F. Deming-first i'll, second III, third 66; total SIS.
 School committee, Robert H. Gra- ham-f1rst 116, second 140, third 67; total BPS.
 Democratic Votes.
 The candidates from the demo- cratic party and the votes they re- ceived, by districts and total. follow:
 Assessor, George Cole--first 13, sec ond 120, third 21; total 154.
 Board of relief, Edward McCor- mick-first 12 second 122, third 20; total 154.
 Selectman, Raymond F.. Dyer first 14, second 119, third 26; total 159
 Selectman. Patrick J. Buckley first 12, second l24, third 19; total 1855.
 Auditor, George W. Sullivan-frst 12. second 121. third 19; total l52.
 Grand juror, John Fitzsimons- 151.
 Grand juror Daniel Malarney- first 12, second 12o, third 19; total 151.
 Grand juror. James Hoigar-first 12, second 119, third 20; total 151.
 Collector of taxes, John F. Lewis first 15 second 117, third 25; total 157.
 Constable John Hackett-frst 13, second 11a, third 20; total 1t2.
 Constab ble, Patrick J. Buckley first l2, second 122, third 20; total i54
 Constable, William J. Ritchie- first IS, second 122, third 20; total 1853.
 Registrar of voters. Francis E. 12, second 121, third 21; total 154.
 Town school committee, Adele D. IS, second 123, third 21 total 1892.
 The vote was so light because it was rather taken for granted that the re- publicans would carry the day and because there was really no contest. it is thought that there will oe much interest taken in the caucus Tor representative.
 The town meeting has been post poned until October IS. The only hing done at the scheduled time for he meeting was the reading of the results of the voting. The meeting was postponed because Francis Dem ng, chairman of the finance board s ill &nd it is thought that he will be lble to be present at the meeting if it s held on the later date.
 Back From Auto Trip
 Mir. and Mrs. John Ventres and 1 amily, of Berlin, have returned from m automobile trip over the Mohawk | rrail on which they were accompan- ed by Mir. and Mrs Frank Hoyt and amily, and MT. and Mrs. Percy Hoyt | md family, of New Canaan. The last ,anSed have returned to their home in lew Canaan. Two hundred and wenty-two miles were covered by the ,arty in one day. They viewed some cry beautiful scenery while on the rip.
 Health officers Report
 The health officers annual report ollows:
 The year has been a remarkable me, not only for Berlin, but for the tate at large, the whole of New Eng and and all the Atlantic seacoaA, as howing the lowest death rate on re- ord.
 Whatever effects the atm ospherrc nd telluric conditions may have had