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. , about. in new county, use:
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. . hm DM ’0”. n. SDI“. D. Sgt:dk ----- n ....... 2340 1%
n. "" “‘"m' """“' " y m 5“ Wilm.....~:;': ...... me its
res-asa- rr. Iarrls no. out of It» a: $5 . ' -—-- ~—
Total .......... ”70 2875
walk wua a marry or an and 1s 13 13.? mill-”m” ‘ R mun
M In the District a, a Tine-lily WI. 184 mustard... 1057 1717
«winners-awareness to To” 8—7—1; 5; Dam ----- mm 1': 32
lap-seat Nor-walk In the Beast-at Ase Jonm’ 6';th 137. ‘ Total....'....v. 1832 I”
sonny—mm he- once Iona. mmnmcrjmhwsnmflmd gfiywm-Jgnfingig. 28"
mmmrmwr yesterday to- rrm' "».';.ir;.a..,,‘$’.. glam—Sermnmcmm.
sultedina greatly reduced Republican nwrarcr. clot-u. r.11unllhan.d. '
majority. Complete returns from the Bethel .. 0.14:: 3 s t Eli-“Insultsdtm Bro
threed'ertrictsofthetown,printedhelow. - W”? "fill. . _. ; wn,
sbow a phrality for Harrison 01 138. 35:2er 23: 2?: falls?“ Gum” r' gm. M" "
Wmll‘m. . .‘ Jolt-1H. Fer-1‘s. for Huntington. .m 435 Dorian—Won. 23:; MM,
smmmmsmjmq or 247 Home ........... ..191 m 21.5. 4
- ‘ ~ ’ New Pairfleld ............ 81 & Wilton-—Brown, r, 218; Notebouae, d,
mthotomaudaplurshtyoroein the N
. u . ewtown .. ............ 658 170;Candeld, 8. .
“"103: ,“! "NW” 0", Bedding.................182 m BetheI—Am .r,451; Porter.d. no;
represenfitive. audComstock.ars Sherman ................ 100 08 Bernham. p. 14.
elected by good majorities. Total 8; —— clRidgsfleld—Bropbey. r. and Barlite, r.
Thewholennmberofenvelopu inthe . ,'"'~ """" ected. . .
hullotboxin the First 1' . “2,082. Bouhhuusplnrality.m. “mmpomim B. Beardsley. d,
Therewere easement tickets and 3.002 ”- c-m-'-m- ”WM- Daubury~—W. 'A. Brown, a. and A. o.
representative tickets cast. Two envel. Wm" “at?" “rm“; Hoyt, d.
9” 2'"? "W W m" °‘ .. """-" "son. an: modem.
lndenhfylng mark. “”3 3'“ Fuirflekl—J. D. Tooney, d, and K L.
Whileavervlarnerotawaspolledin "1 - 1“ Wells.d.
theSecondd'ntrictthschecklistahowed iii 3 woaguvimh—c. llcad. d, end r. r.
thatmvotsrawhtnsnameswsreonit ‘ 453 ' - _
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names on the. list numbered 1.700, 433 New Canaan—A. F. Jonas. r.
andlho total vote nest in this district I u g: New Partners-4. Knapp. r.
was 1.587. The Rewblicans majority 81 a (036:?0—1 00mm d. (l. W. Bots-
°n “WW '1' WWW - m M . Norwalk—B. o. Keeler,r,and [Com-
audthepiajong for State odiouswss . . .8101 ms J, . ...
seventy-nun Therawereseven-velopas 3: :3 unsatldlnc—w; 31- landerille. I. and
thrown .0“?! minding 10!]! “I“ M .... . .117... .... 1‘0 50 W—‘W: K H.' ' r.
distinguishing marka Four years ago .......... 1050 1728 ”sinned—A. L Judd. . '
Barr'uonhadaplurality or 150 inthis . m Trumbull—Edwina Pairckild.d.
district; on. year ill-plum: isseventy- ‘3 gown-mil"? as“: r
eight. Eon. Jobnfl. Ferris ran ahead “5 W ~' '
of his ticket. receiving a majorityof 170. 184 mmlmmnx-tmstm
. . d .... .
mu” m' -fl"' a" " Total ...... rm ism Hartfordcnunty..... a: » is no.
envelopes deposrtedwas 517,517 general _ Ne. llaveu 003m!» 12 as 1 tie.
tickets and 511 representative tickets be- llharJlsIoreshd. New hinder) county. 11 _ 18 1 “a
ing cast. One envelope was thrown out. ' :3 {11:36.1 county ..... :g 1:
nmpw um ' ' ham county....
mu P 3:11;; sensual-wt ------------ ‘5 Utehfleldconnty.... 20 so ltis.
mu Corbin r.. .ose 810 are 3' '3 “WW.” mm!“ - '5 5 “le-
Eli .é'""“g.:11: g 101 Tollandcouuty ...... J 2 ltre.
In... no
maid-..." a 300 a “.0 Total ............ 12‘:‘ 110
“Wham ’0'" 0| scan-n saunas. .
C A. 1.. M 810 are
“ii-Whig. g i: 13; «Ema SpicerCleveland.d.ofllart-
E. M .. .
Wilbur Hamill-1°” m 1” a Somgfiucus Ii. Holcomb, r, or
m %%}83 g i: '50 Third—Charles Codes.r.of Granby.
l ' mu m in ms W Fourth—Noble B.I’ince,d,of3rlslol.
9"“ w’ " 2" Fifth—Charles 0 Root 0 ol Wm
Samaelnfiwbmm It so .3 00 110 bury. - . .
mm” 3 443 a 5': "7 Sixth—Seth J. mun of Ieriden.
William rigidly m 40 as or g Afi'tfllbrrm W. “WAN
II Ndw'ln . ll 40 as N "9"“ .
halls-1&2} so to as or 5:: modern—rumor” J. rox. d. of New
‘ '0‘ oom- . - m "35 Ninth—Stephen A. (window
gnlgmr,_&,‘m % a 30's; gin-terms ............ fi 3: London. Crn "
Luzon m - M ----------- Tenth-8. Ashbel ndall,‘ll’of. NOB
EdwinP.Annur,p. so to at as Woodburmmum ’30 "I wich. "H; L
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LI. ' :6" n 40 g; m ......... _‘—' ‘b— Greenwich.
m mo, In“ ”Rhianna—John ll. Perri. r. of Nor-
BtllesJ *0” no fill 80'! Fourteenth-Daniel N. Hagan, d.cf
John . ..le 738 I“ I”! hlhition candflate. red no votes: Bridfeport. '
n.3,. .p.... ll 1) fl 9? mm”. Inthchfleld conntythe Piteenth—IichalJ.!Ionllhan.d.ot
mm Mlummmwmm: Newtnwn.
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w'. dumb}: to so r: r: Hamill-’3‘“ ““0". n 0'
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man armrest ant "m“:ida no Honour , ,.
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W.1t.1llles.p..... W 40 36 m 4” T‘I‘Mv ' I U limp“.
m snares. loom 1. “an lrtown.
John B.Mr...1091 our ass taco m moaned—cunn- mu. r, of
Jno.8.‘ monr.d.1015 est in .......... as vm.
3.1.5.3. , b at a n Newtown..............lfl 00! haf'hunhmn Kmu',
m, mm“. m ..............’I9I 11"“, of
A. B. Woodward most or: as ";_-:;_-_*:-:_-;:: m no mnmwumwg: Democrat-.11
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12.0 ._ ”...,Jaymfiu m Trumbull ......u....=. 1‘10 steroidal-1’. Piptt. d. orgies
mi J, an av no Vacuum... in II liar-a.
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Vintners-.11.. er. 71:11: 1.}: Wilton...m......... so: let ufib‘ ‘ 7W8. 0.]
My. 5:3; rr as u a. flue”... runs ism Bridgeport. _ ‘
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x' mm stsssasjnm” 1%. (”‘th -
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STREET. 80UTH "
l I'll! “PUBLICAII NOW Old“
as neuronal. runs.
miners. laalaas. wast Vim-Ia. loath
Dakota-ad talcum 1a the Barri-
,a—sa-sssrmrma ;. . ,
W -"'rsnaersl““iuthisuhuséi)”
' ‘M .iYM.’.‘.N°"Wo. .‘ ~79.”
M. .11Aa. v“ '
claims 5.000 maja'ity in: Indiana for
Cleveland,withsomebopsof his carry~
lug Wisconsin; Kansas for Wesvsrhy
5.000 to 10.000, and Cleveland in Illinois.
The World claims Cleveland bus 257
electoral rota; Harrison, 15. Weaver.
82.
In the Cleveland cell-n. ‘
N" You. November I—The llorn-
ing Advertiser extra, at 10 a. m., puts
Indians. Illinois. Delaware. Connecti-
the Cleveland
column.
suit—3:37am
'1‘" You. Nov. O—Tbc rault is still
in the air. The Republican National
committee this morning imned a bulletin
claiming California, Mains, Humbu-
usetts. ten votes of Micbiaau, Ohio.
Oregon, Pennsylvania. Rhode blend,
Vermont. Idaho, Colorado, Illinois.
Iowa, Kansas, Minnesota, New Hump
ahier, Wisconsin, lontana. North Da-
kato. South Dakota. Washington, Wy-
oming, Nebraska. Indiana and Delaware,
atotaiof as electoral votes. The Ils-
publicans also claim even chances on
West Virginia.
A um. Consolatio- I. ran.
NEW You, Nov. 1-1“ 013) n. In.
an extra Press claims Illinois, Indiana.
West Virginia. South Dakota, and Kan-
ans.
oral- rIrtaaIs by 10,000.
New Your, Nov. 0.—The latest Demo-
cratic claim is that Cleveland carria Illi-
no'a by 10,000.
330817180 TIE RETURNS.
ra- Dsasnsrass Jubilant. earl the Inpab~
Ileana comm.” Depressed.
The returns were received in South
Norwalk at Insic Hallafter the perform-
ance or "the crust-ocean use:
hll was ed and much enthusiasm
was manifested as the returns were read.
favoring- either party. The Rowayton
Republican” contingent came up wrth' tin
horns and as the returns far-lad thei
partyblewlondhndlonl. Laterin the
genius. when the returns favored the
...... ...m- carom-hm ......
was a s or to guy
thern numeruifally.
Election returns were received at the
Norwalk club by a Western Union wire.
A merry party of the members and their
friends from out of town were present.
It was a good natured crowd and as dis~
patches wereread the side they elected
mired them with applause while the
others remained silent. Lunch was
my! tenths billiard mocha“ néelg.
ngl evening Repressn re .
Keeler and Scum John H. Ferris made
happy little speeches. Visors from
many near-by towns were [we-sot. The
operator was Fred Wilcox and the dis-
tchcs werereadolIas fastas received
y Senator [-1. J. Hill and Dr. J. 6.0m;-
“ln the Republican head uarters under
the club room John H. in t took the
returns from the Wm nion wiru.
The meandering the early hours of the
night, was thronged from one end to the
other. the oungsr voters having come
armed wi tin horns to celebrate
election of Harrison. The only contort
ing dispatch was a 'h'ibuns bulletin ea -
log that Pennsylvania had gone iii-pub i
can “.0”. The boys found use [or
their when thb news was announc-
ed. About midoiabtfienatorelect John [I
Ferris entered the room amid Meets;
cheers. flewas tedlothe -
min mammom
realise
I.
w-conceded.
began to thin out. At I
o'clockthsrnornwaadsssrted.
1hr.0.l.llslisukprsaehadlstbs
“Bunsen-alas. .
ammmdww
giant-scw’s-pkrysdbylleask filo
WMMT ,kqu
a. y, Awaits-la” .
J 5 LI». ‘a e'yf‘i
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$1
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NORWALK. “ on N.
mam-sums”...
"amen-acne will“
Inffilm'mLmM
mmmmh clear
.Tn-m pro-haubsfalrand
Myailttlswarrasr.
WE LEADING 188W.
Bonn-
.Wssniathesonp. , .._
“Wodeu'tylihetobeintbssonp; ~
Butaawuarelntheaonpwearegolug
morn, under the. circnuulancss. that
we are allowed to live, even if we have
to float around in red hot soup. _
We congratulate our Democratic
friends on their sweeping victory: we
condolc with our Republican friends
over their overwhelming defect.
We are in a very humble mood to-day;
willing to forgive everybody, ourselves
included.
We have been gloriously licked and we
know it, and fully apln'eciate it.
The only happy feature about the re-
sult to us is that the Democratic brethren
areso happyund if you can’t be happy
yourself it does you good to try and en-
joy the happiness of other people.
We would be happier if we didn't have
to send Wnyte A. Raymond TE! 83mm
nu. a whole year for nothing, and fur-
nish George VunAlstyne a brand new
hat. But there is consolation even in
this. Wsyte is is real good fellow and
our bmther-in-law is very much in need
of n fnshionable tile.
All because we bet on New York.
Oh, dear! what fools some of us mor-
tuls can be.
‘fiociribs'rfi'fiif
What the People of Our Clay are Doing
Ind Earl-z.
Butler Lodge, No. in. I. 0. 0. R, will
confer the inratiatory' ' degree this
evening.
Rev. andlrs. A. Wheaten have left
South Nil-walk and taken apartments at
150 West lay-third street.
—1-‘raukfnrwr sausage. 12 cents a
pound, at Hayea’ market.
The members of Palestine Castle, No.
B. K. of P., will work the the third
degree neat londay evening.
The funeral of Andrew Wight will he
held from 210 South lain Stu-st. Friday
afternoon at 2 o'clock. valentine Castle,
K. of P., will have charge of it.
The South NEE-n Democrats will
hold'a meeting at headquarters this eve-
ni to make arrangements for a parade
an'dgjollification to—morrow evening.
Hamilton Eh Bsgh died yesterday
afternoonat his home, 14 Ann street.
in thetbirt third year of his age. The
remains wi be taken to latch Sheidrske,
N. Y.
Mrs. James ll. Laue—was somewhat
injured Ilonday afternoon by being
knocked downonSouth lain street by
bicycle.
—-Tn let, foraterm of three. cars. to
a small family only. the once of
Wayte A. Raymond. No. 8i Clay street.
All modern improvements. In uire of
George Iockwood. No. 2 Son ”sin
“I“
Rev. C. J. Anderson. of East Norwalk.
will speak to the Scandinavians in the
Swedish language next Wednesday even-
ing at the realdcncoof G. laraou, Golden
Hill, Bethe-l
liar-y it, wife «George Phillips. died
last even' . in theseventieth mother
age. The neural will be Nday
afternoon at '3 o‘clock from the residence
of her brother-invlaw. C. W. Stow, 3
High street.
’Artist Brainard. owing to the remit of
the election will wear a Harrison
bat with a black band; Samuel foster
will give “Billy" Beans a'whecl barrow
ride from Nurwalk to South Norwalk
and return: Fred Brady will pay for Corr—
rad Engel's shares for smooth. and Fred
Betta pays for When cut.
Tilerswssalsrge audience in lusts
”a Hall last evening to witness "The Glen»
5:»:
g
l
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,toniakethe beat at it. and are really»
Dnvid I". Hunt. who was out riding his *“
hand goods. We study
turner, sud do it. -
LEADING
And to main their ends have
We‘ll tugonthoir
Back nto eirholesthey‘ll .
Alltheirhosstingandtheirbanter
go viii: ”same: with derisil‘oln,
or! they are w
And 're “ding us.
And wi their
So come who w in competition.
3. . 1...; .-‘
PEOPLE'8 IIIKET.
18 North Hain’htreet. south Norwulk.
Telephone Cull. 52-3.
(WEB THE RIVER.
laws and Gossip of the By In last
stun-1k.
C W. LeCount has the foundation
laid for s new addition tohis machine
shop on East avenue.
Leslie Gamble. foreman for M. D.
Randall in Meridenjs seriously sick at
his home on St. John avenue.
Ben Bette has opened acignrstore
in H . Gray's building, formerly occu-
pied by Richard Aboudroth.
The election here wuss quiet affair,
but a good vote was polled. S. S.
L’flomrnedien was the moderator.
Charles H. Rider. of Ilenry street, has
gone to Mcrideu to work for M. I). Ran-
dall on the new Universalist church.
The rails for the Norwnlk Tramway
company's tracks have been placed along
VanZandt avenue. and the work of
laying them will soon be commenced.
Captain Nathan Roberts has commenc-
ed to demolish the old oyster scow which
has been I ing near the Benedict Farm
bridge. e worms had commenced to
eat through the wood.
If s New York millionaire gives 3 din-
37350.00” tsave':iue nnd926th street, costing
. ,wic givml peopleds in
31,450.05 1%.:
and these ha
ve to pay $5.00
each forCactnsBlnodCurewcnre them,
whatwould bethe uringper cnprta it
the dist-.1” should 31 be given, there
being' persons st east!
Inquire at Plaisted‘s drug store where
you may have the problem solved and
get information about lotus Blood Cure
lfr. W. )1. Terry, who has been in the
drug basins. at Elkton, Ky., for the
past twelve years, says: “Chamberlain's
(laugh Remedy gives bbttcr satisfaction
than any other cough medicine I have
ever add.” There is good reason for this
No other will cure a cold so quickly; no
other is so certain a preventive snd cure
for crimp; no other nflords so much re
lief in caseof whooping cough.
PHILLIP-bin this city. Tuesday November
Mb. Star; N" wi e of Beam Phillips. in
her Mb year. Winner“ Friday. 2 p. m..
atthe residence of hIr “coin-law. C. W.
Mow. No. I High street.
'W'Ia Ger».
X‘ooo' nines; Inst ...... ...}; recom-
mended. Mothers-runner. use:
[EMAN'can be accommodated with
board at snow week. 41 South lain
street. n7 lw
WE want first clue travelling balssmon
and local agents in each section. to
handle our lubricating oils and
as a
- r‘ line on c mull-aloe Columba Oil and
Grease 1‘0». Flushed. Ohio n7 2w
1‘0 'sET.
4100‘!) doornf house No. hiOsbortiavenn .
5 last Snrwalkmonlaini 1 rooms. Cit.
waterla. Rentnluquire Mrs. Thins-11'.
Smith. on mums ell lw
IIRII moms. No. MDaystre-t; rsut ill
[our um. No.5 Henry strsnt- rent .lli
[hares-don at once. Apply to W. “WW,“ at
lot-kwood Maury Co. a in
Tn: ball on one floor of mew- ......
formerly and tor mm. Will he
reassign?“ or: hufil'wslmh‘
or or r a s
It so was I nfl
w
room on lens. A to J. 1
”Anew“.-- ,.__..’:'f_.,.._-aiiml{'
rooms osthelrst flamers-nertlneth
“All Ill.“ a "union! Pia“. Rent
015. smymaa landward. Mt!
(“758 of house. Nth. ll II b street.
I I We». .1!» Apply tukJamas ‘2
so linen! awe... rm
0h! thosshauabty, naughty launchers. who are has
made on their pricessncb red
hopes a damper,
”the satisfaction to the even” mg,
“Agreement:
GROCER,
33 Washington StreetrSOnth Nor-Walk.
:s‘n‘our Winn.
notion-
tostay theytellus,
' us.
. -. BECI‘AL FQR T1118 WEEK: .
irml'cliiit;"‘(liitlulfilD. It: In. ”monotone trial; is: It
E. a. WADHAMS. P
roprletor,
FREE Ilillllillp . PENIS URI“,
21 Wall Street. Norwalk,
Telephone Call, iii-I.
aylor afielden.
Heal gslaleand Insurance.
ASBING'I'ON "BERT.
Persons looki foralot. or house and!
with the view [:35 purchasln . are invitedot‘d
cell and cxsmrne our list. e have them for
sale in every partof the city at reasonable
prices and on eavv terms. ‘~ am tf
EKWNGSEGUREE
50
More Building Lots
on the
Woodward
Homestead
Properly,
We "now ofl'er them
for sale at prices rang-
ing from
$350
upward. These lots
comprise the Choicest
Location in the City
limits, within 10 min—
utcs’ walk from the
dcpomvith good side-
' walks all the way, and
in the very heart of
the city. N0 better
lots can be had in the
city than these offer-
ed, either for location
or price.
Select your lots in
time to secure such a
site as you wish.
For further particulars cu-
quire of
JOHN limbs,
0n the promises, or
cow
“were
meson-emissary“;
“ale-“stir . 3
its routinely-gs ..
tonsils“ is
Jiblliilllii
, 9. unit!
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