New Britain herald., 1926-10-05
BOSS OF ELECTION
 VO|DS CONSTABLES
NeWington Moderator Declares
 Them Elected Illegally

In one of the lightest votes cast in recent years. Newington elected a full republican ticket yesterday There were only 299 voters who went to the polls out of total en- rollmen of 9S7. This was due prin- cipally to vote which was passed at the last meeting of the town committee to the effect that no member Of that committee would solicit votes. No automobiles were hired 10 get the voters out as has been done in the past.
 Because of the fact that both the republicans and democrats have ap- pointed an extra constable, there are eight candidates. By previous vote at a town meeting, there should be only six. On account of this, Arlan P. Francis, moderator, de clared that no Constab bles were legal ly elected. This will necessitate the board of selectmen appointing six constahles, three republican and three democratic.
 The only important change made by the election was the defeat of Dudley Y. Kicly by John H. Fish for third soelctman. Mir. Fish received 36 more votes than Mir. Kiely.
 There were III straight republi- can votes cast, % democratic and 156 split ballots. Votes were cast as
 Assessor - Benjamin H. Goodale, r, 2O4; Patrick H. Martin, d, 72.
 Board of relief-Nathan C. Avery, r, 19S; Harry C. Goodale, d, 77.
 Selectmen-1st, James c. Gilbert, r, 221; 2nd. George F. Churchill. r, 1S4; Srd, John H, Fish, d, SS; Dud- ley V. Kiely, d, 52.
 Agent of town deposit fund Thomas A. Francis, and d, 277.
 Auditor-George W. Hanbury, r, 2l5; John F. Hagen, d. A.
 Grand jurors-%Harold c. Lucas, r, 224; 8Harry A. Webster, r. 209; John J. Mccarthy, d, 45; John J. Carmody, d. 54.
 Collector of taxes Everett E. Proudman. r, POS; Harold R. Good ale, d. 6S.
 stables-Richard W. Fetteroll. r, 211; Raymond Halleran, r, 19T; Wesley Hosford, r, 195; Benedict Patcrnostro, r, IFS; John F. Walsh, d, 9o; Robert D. Dessell, d, 77; Patrick J. Mckenna, d, 67; E. Floyd Rice, d, 59.
 Registrar of voters-Minnie S. Walsh, T, POI; Walter L. Morgan, d. 61.
 Finance board-George W. Han bury, r, 204; Leon A. Sprague. r, 200; L. Leroy Redick, d, 61; Herbert L. Welch, d. 60
 Town school Esther F. Woodruff, r, 209; Eva I. Proud nan, r, 193; John H. Fish, d, 70; John F. Hazen, d, 57.
 Library director-Nelson F. Mann, :, POS; Jennie F. Chidley. d, 5S.
 Town plan commission-sTh Holt, r, c19: 4Delbert K. Perry, r, '09; E. Floyd Rice, d, 54; Fred II. Callahan, d. 53.
 s-Elected.
 The meeting was adjourned by the moderator to Monday. October IS. 1 1t this time a representative and <. justices of the peace will be chosen.
 A special meeting of the Grange fill be held this evening at the irange Hall. Names of candidates or admission to membership will be eceived.
 Charles Raisden left yesterday or Springfield, Mass, where he will Ve with Mir. and Mrs. Leonard Fox.
 Mrs. Laura Halleran has been ap- ointed personal tax cnumerator by he board of scleCtmen. Mrs. Hal eran has already started her work.
 Mir. and Mrs. R. B. Skinner of laple Hill left this morning for rotor trip through the White fountains to Maine. On their re- lrn they expect to visit Mir and ITS. Louis Drummer of West New 'n, Mass, formerly of New Brit m,