New Britain herald., 1927-10-04

or reIlet-no nomination being made by the democratic party. Carter. r., polled S25 votes for first solcctman. against c55 for Dyer, democratic choice, while Johnson, r. beat Pagan q, 54S 10 209 for second selectman. Carter, Johnson and Dyer will com prise the new board Of selectmen.
 Arthur L. Woodruff, endorsed hv both parties was given 506 votes Oil the republican party ballot for the position of town treasurer and town clerk against 4S on the democratic ticket. Robert H. Graham. r. re- celved 545 votes against Sullivan. d. 70 votes. Moore, Ellsworth and Pinches. r, received &46 votes for grand jurors, no democratic nom- inees being included on the ballot. (. Lewis, r. received BPS votes against 234 for J. Lewis. q. Brown. kanupka, Pola and Nertres. r. re ceived 341 votes for constable against 214 for Eitchie Lewis, and Hackctt.
 Morse, r. received 245 votes against Corr, q. POT for registrar Of voters. Bacon. r, received SAP votes against Pagan, q. 2o7 for school board. Moore and Malarney, q. re ceived o14 and 210 votes for school board
 The first district, Nor,hington. went republican throughout. follow ing the custom Of many years. II was this district that gave the rc- publican party a comfortable major ity which counteractod the kensing- ton results. X total of l35 votes was cast,iE this district Taylor de- fcated Eagan, 103 to IS. Goodrich won from lloligan. 10.4 to 16. flaw kinS polled 104 votes vCainst no democratic nomination. Carter ro- ccivcd 1o3 votes against Facam's %. Johnson defeated Pagan. 104 to IS: Woodruff received 106 votes on the republican ticket 10 16 democratic votes; Graham beat Sullivan. 1U3 grand jury nominees, each boiled l05 votes. C. Lewis won from !. Lewis, 10l to 22 Brown, Kanupka. Pola and Nentr"S polled 103 votes against Ritchic, Lewis and Pockets l6, Morse won from Corr, l04 10 r. Bacon defeated Pagan, lO3 10 tG. while Moore and Malarncy each boiled 9 votes for school beard on the democratic ticket.
 East Berlin also proved q sCcur" republican stronghold A total of ll5 votes were cast. Taylor defeat ed Pagan, 76 to 34. Goodrich won from Holigan, v to 33. Hawkins boiled v votes against no nomina- ton on the democratic ticket. Car ter won from Dyer, in Dyer's own district. 71 to go. while Johnson out stripped Pagan, v 10 S5. Woodruff boiled 7S votes on the republican ticket and g votes on the democrat ic ticket. Graham won from Sulli- van. 7S 10 322. Moore. Ellsworth and Pinchcs received 7S votes each on the grand jury nomination. John Lewis ran ahead Of the democratic ticket with 4o votes against C. F. Yewis' 60. Brown. kanupka, Pola and Ncntres received 1G votes against 95 for Lewis, Ritchie and Hackctt. Moore won from Corr, 7S to S2. The Bacon and Pagan con- test resulted in 77 to 33 vote, while Moore and Malarney boiled A and 35 respectively for positions on the school board.
 Town Meeting.
 Following the tOtalling Of the votes by the modcrators. the annual town meeting was held in the audi torium of the town hall, Lester Deming acted as moderator and Town Clerk Woodruff read the call for the meeting. The moderator pronounced the winning candidates elected and at the motion of Claude w. Stevens, seconded by George E. Carter, the meeting was adjourned until Monday morning. october F at s o'clock in the town hall.
 comments on Election
 Comments of candidates for town offices regarding yesterdays results show jubilant feeling among the democratic supporters and non- committal attitude among republi- cans.
 George R. Carter, sclectman- elect. when otifed that he had been cut in all three districts and had been