Evening sentinel, Tuesday, October 3, 1893 · page 1

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 

I m Elections ill llot-
Walk and Suntund
. ing Towns.

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Ole-l W. Ea) loud and ‘l’allnadge Dakar
llaot'cd [cleats-cm of Hawaii by In-
caaasad Mattias—A complet- 'l‘ara-
ovu' Ila Heath Norman’- 0191 Electin—
Ian. I‘. o. lulu lilac lato the M's

,s'mairona. law 1111on stun-is no
worse. or Voice-Mum no. other

Iowna In this Vicinity.

The reanlt of the town election yester-
day was a complete Republican victory,
by greatly increased majorittee over last

year.

11:21:11. Flat. diirict 1.468 olllcial
may... given out. The number
d audifihl ticketscsst was as follows:

Republican, 537; Democratic, SM

'59th scratching inesoh dia-
unsc- tlrewcrlt ever known by the
oflotal counters. A large number of

_,m,wcre_,used, while some votcn

WI TOW! CLERK,

 

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Jam- H.ubbell,d. .m 409 81 1130 ' ‘ ‘
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A8113!!! 0' Joseph Tammany. r ................ 957
'9‘ 3"" “m“m' ‘3; m) Richard a. Golden, a ................ no
1'” “m“ ”m" m D “ come. A. Knight, 9 ............. 15
scuoon rum), son conversant
WA.Curtis,r....850557_9961088 ‘ '
wm‘ I. “command.” “1 m ”40 LOWIC H. Nash, f ................... ?
“1"th. 81mm. P- u 21 31 53 John W. Scullcy, t ................. l
1' Jacob School), r .................... .901

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Multan, 1)... 11 2191
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W.Orowther.p 10 91 ill 59 Fraukfl Rioharda,p... mm 15 AIIIN Am IN THE I'll. .
”iii: 11111....9 .11 s1 21 so “muxmmr,p............... 11 9 "°"“'“"°“""”£:‘l,"‘
’V - w.loBrldo.p.. 11 so 21 or Republican enthusiasm. which he mmummnmurmu A. s T13”."m “m
k, 9.. 19 19 91 59 been pent up for several years, broke Wren Average-agencyoru. “In“ F Hnradir. 6’1
12..., ~mm outinanemphatlcmanuerassooum mmmumrtugNfiS-Wmflv'm """""""" 59
’ HeuryW.Hawxhorst.r.m 511 781089 theresultofthsslsctlou’wasascertalcad. averaged about titty-1|". my”. 10, ”00 mrdwsonm ..........
WA. 'l'oliea,r.. .311 consumes ThoNorw-ik hos Worm-.1 wares. Homes- 111 and against 104. T1» “haw Bradlc ' 34
“um 11. _ mm 459 $1134 cuudacd ahortlyaftarOc’clcchhaaded completevctswasasiollows: Davidllltowlund’d.“ """""""" 50
“unification d 001 154 094 190 I of enthusiastic voters from Balcotmsn-Jsrsmiah G. Kllcsfslter. r, _ -.- -------------
:mn w.uh'p ..... lo .1 w 5] "I0 City MI” “I'll.“ street 90 EM .lo; I” am. Y. IN); AWN Ta .mn‘“.
m “‘09.": 1: ”I m m "lid!!!“ 0‘ orclect mm H. WM”; ‘1 N“; Bandalellcoh,d. 1". Mung“ 8.19.“.90“. [bpubllcnn
fl,“ ronuoaao or war Lee on Fat avenue Colored or. Town clerk-John ii. Waterbury. r, ““5"“! 011m,
Emilia 814 1in 981 185 wasuaed in profusion. When Hr. lac homo-111. Webb.d.1dil. mssuomss,
303W?" 019 555 990 1M9 madsblsappaarauceEdmuodE. Crows, Town treasurer-John B. Waterbury, 9M1 C. inc,r....... ..... . ...... .931
Price ... .997 459 801115 ohalrmanof the Republican committee, 9915. Hobart]. Wabb,d.160. Bradisy W. Sanford, r..... ........ 919
13.101.11.410“: 891110 introduced him to the assemblage. ‘l‘uasurarct'lbwobspcsltl'uoddcbu Henryl. “on" .... ,,,,,,,, 100
Easier 9 ..... n g1 g1 50 Cheersrsut thsalr smiths enthusiasm I. Watsrouryn, 919: Robert 1.. Webb. ron mm: cums,
My...“ 91 91 on “mum" m'"”‘ 11,190. 1 HiramK.Bcctt,r.. ................ m
“mum to the tenor mi .11.: min M We! Molina Whitney. s.....m.x..m.c....... ....... ...1os
”mm!“ beartyciissrl the procession media) r,llt;Josspbl.ltat-. 11.144.
mum... "“ " the avenue to hayvlsw assausmhsse Wotan H. Whimsy. r, 990; ass-1m

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Goo. B. St. John, r ..... 889 510 284 1589
d.....599 909 7811“
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11. llorwhouse, r. 810 or: 9181571
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ldls.J J. Walsh. 11... 909499 811149
ldis,P.H.Bcdient.p.. 01 ll 49
2111a. O.W. Brown. ....899 059 999100
Sill-,1! Em,d. .6189” ”91%
9dIaJ.H.Wllmot.9 . 91 91
consummation
admit! mow-101
8dis.8.8herwood,9... 91 4
License. .. ....10105191481790
Noncommm ..140991110 550
Thewomeu‘s ballot for school VIM
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Ballots can. 18. '
E. B. Adams, 1- ....................... 10
A.‘E Austin. r.’ ............. ........10
Emily 1... Knight. 9. ....... ... 9
Frankfl. Davis,p.. ...... ........... .8
John G. Bohannan, d .............. 1
N9 ballots were rejected.

 

LEE LEADS 'I'lll Til "WIT.

Ibo Icpubllcaa m mid!
triumphant In loath Ins-wall-

Tho Rqrubllcmm of South Norwalk,
after being out oprublic oflcc for the
put iew years, wnl, by the overwhelm.
tog vote their city ticket received yester-
day, again take up the reins oi 10ml
government on January 1, 1894. and
conduct aflairs during the coming year.
The election in the city was .vsry quitely
conducted. anda large vote was polled.
the number of ohlcial ballots given out
being 011. A number were thrown out
on account of hearing some identifying
mark. Last year llayor Lockwood’s
majority over John L. Richards was 101.
The complete vote for city olllccs was as
follows:

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

1011 11111011.

, Mortimer I. Inc, r .......... . ....... M
JosephA Volk.d ....... ....... 309
William 1'. Draw. 9 ................. 15

' ‘ voa mason-n.
latthcw Corbett. r ....... . .......... w!
fibrWBmd ............ 5 ...m
Edward R. Bennett. 9 .............. 15

sort me not" contestants,
Albert E Winchester, r. and 11. three

years ............................ 834
Leslie Smith. d. and r. one year ...... 87‘
Charles 8. Holt, 9 ............... lb
Edwin S. Bumham, 9 ............ .. . 16
William 8. Smallhcrn,9... ... .. ... 15

,dmplyscrstchedthenamccofthecaudl EdmuudE 3:32?“ ..M
m from their Mk)" Herman Snyder, d ............. .. . . A”
Onlhe votelforconsiabiminthei‘int George A. Davis, 9......” 15
alarm there were 194 scratched “shell, [on 1.
without counting pastors. L Oliver Wt . 458
_. In the First district the Prohibition Tuhmeodse L 8 “lb ' E ' ' ‘. """"" .4!)
E vote for registrar was thrown out as the 0'9 _m' . " ' ' """""" 15
" ticket omtained only the word registrar James H Wilmot, 9. . . . ............
over the candidate's name. sort moms,
1n the Third district two ballots were Georsft F. Bear-c. r ................. to!
"39am for 90‘ being sealed, J. Irving Dibble, d. . . ............... 419
In the am district no my, mum. Gecrge’ W. Harm, 1) ................. 15
were thrown out. son tussle-mu or mulls,
‘ “HG-““31“"- TON John J. Goodwin,r ..... .... ......... too
’03 mm» James E Smith, 11 .......... . ....... 418
MW.Baymond,r.. "781 53‘ 243 1555 Francis E Kerwin, 9 ............... 15
Wk?" ' ' '71:; 2: 2;: 1% 11-011 warn oouuxsstoslns.
11.1.“... J. onwfo ...... 590 104 87 1141 CW"! 3- Tm'hfidfl' '1 “d d-:- . 1 374
1 William I". F1110“ 9.... 11 21 18 50 Joshua R. Jennings, p .............. 15
acme myném.’ 1).. ' . n 21 23 55 FOB TREASURER 0! TH! WATER FUND,

Edwin Wilcox, r. .. . ............. ”465

Charles E. Seymour, r ...............
William F. Hoyt. r.... .
John A. Slater, r

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William A.
Osborn Taylor. ..
Washington 11. flbarrott, 9 .......... 15
Ernest W. Tallmadge. 9. 16
Lewis E. Buokaaru. 1) . lb

 
 

 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 
 

 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 
 
 
 
 

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and
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thatwouldadvaccsthe party's interest
in South liorw'alk and benefit the
WWUIW
'l'hsprocemioutbaumovcddownlfaiu
street to Oouocilmandsct William F.
Hoyt‘s. Infioyt nested bk blends
with a cordial welcome. and cigars were
passed around with his compliments.
Fromtbispointthellnsmovedtoccuu-
cilman-eleot Schaub’s. He hadrotirsd,
hutthcohsersofhisl’rieods.rousedhim
and he soon appeared and
cxtsudsdto them the hospitality of hb
home.

Itwasuowquitslate,aoitwasdcemsd
advisablcto brin‘thejollidoatlonma
close. The parads made but oosmcre
call—uttharuddsace of’l’reasureralect
murmmwmm
They were committed in aululormal
manuer,after which the company dia-
perscd. -

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aclsaalwasptsr tla musket
mammals-a

luthe Qtyof llorwalhalection there
were 990 straight Republican and 914
ballotscaat Oneticket
Whit!) only J. P. Treadwell’e name
onfor water commhslcner audanothcr
ticket hadonly D. N. Coach's name on
for mayor. The straight ticket for
councilman was 4615. Republican and 90
Democratic. 'l‘heuumberof oflolal en-
velopm in the box was 1071. ’1‘hrec
[lamooratic and four Republman town
tickehwme deposited» the oitypcils.
Ir. Kcelsr’a majority is 179, and this is

 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

 

 

about them majori of the bal-
aunt of the cauditlates on ticket.

son sums.
nachos-.11.... ........... ....we
Darinll.0oucb,d. .......... I,iuo

roam nusmrua.
HenryP.Price.r ........ ...... 001
William E. Iontgomcry, d .......... 401
roa common, ‘
AddisonA.Bctta.r.. ......... 1111
Frederick Head, 11 .................. .485
run our sum", .

Ecbm'tN.lorubousa,r.. ..598
Timothy J. Byrnes,d ............... 488

mu woman.

Victor Sellout, r .................... 018
James J. Rhona, d. .......... . ....... 1118
Ion coonotnm,

John A. 0shorn,r ..... . . . ........... 010
ArthurO.theicr.r ........ .098
Row L. Boycr,r .................. 914
J. Arthur Plunco.r ................. .1150
Alfred A. Ohincry, Jr., r. ............ 077
ElbmtaAdamsJ ............ .....614
Charles L. Glover, d ................. 458
Augustus C. Golding, d .............. 488
George B. Gregory. (1 ................ ill

m0? IOAED 0! HOW.
Alfred! Austin.r ........ . ........ 591
Bernard (1mm. ........ 1 or

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.ery. d. “7.

Wu-

11.1“.

' m. Willis-1E 111.111.... 151.

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mountain's!!!” 11. M Jr" 9. 1911 Wilbur ll.

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'1'» Disciples of 1m“ Elect their

‘l‘lclubral-allluctltr- ‘
The Democrats were victorious in
Westprt. the average majority they
received being tortythree. The total
votefollows:

Charles F. Buckley. d.,m. Daniel 1!.
Bradley. Jr. r.. 990; Rufus Wanton.
r.. 914.

’Ibwu clerk—William J. Finch. d.

'l‘owntrcasurcrandaccntcftbc town
deposit fund-James 1.. G. Gannon. are
ass; George A. Darrow, r.. 934. .
Tax collector-John P. lchormaok.
d., 945: William 11. Bradley. r.. 90?.

Constablso—Edward Allen, d., 981';
Charles E. Hills. d.. m. James Barnes.

crease A. Parnell, r.. 900; Harco- D.
Halc,r.. M: John W. Gault. r.. Bil;
James F. Healer, r.. 989.

, Grand jurors—William H. Petrie. d.,
87?; Eli Bradley d., 974. John F. Bailey.
d., 980; John H. Jennings, r.. 988.
HoraceB. Ooley.r., 911; GsrsbomB
Bndely,r., 941.

Assessors—Thorns Quinlan, d., 982;
John W. Hurlbutt. d., 9841 Edward G.
Dirge. r.. 237: Oscaerith. r.. 987.
Bhutto! relief—Home Sherwood. d.,
989:1’atriok Campbell. 11., 2’19: John 11.
Janina, r.. 980; William L. Coley, r..
us. "
School visitor.thrss years-Loren '1'
my. d» mums»... r.. 941.
Registrar 1)! voters-Wllliam J. wood,
11,. 888; Fredrick ll. Salmon, r.. 942.
Auditor ,of town accounts—Charles H.
Hamper, Jr., 11., £8; Ebensofl Baker, r..

WILTON lllGll'l' IN LINE. .

hat ltald Old Iowa Gives a Good Bo-
publlm Inortty.
Wilton gave a Republican majority of
thirty-six. The vote follows:
Selectmen—Nathan If. Bolder), r. 189:
Josiah Gilbert. r, 151; John Gorham. d.
189; William L. Keelcr, d. 114.
Town Clerk—Richard H. Fitch, r, 108;
George E. Taylor. 11. 127.
Town Treasurer—Benjamin F. Brown,
r. 174; George 3. Gregory. (1, 109.
Collectorof Town Taxes—Robert W.
Hauler. 1', l‘fllrllaroallus Green, d. 111.
Registrar of Voters-GoorscWngen,
r. 167: John B. Sturgee, d, 197.
Amounts-Edwin O. Seymour, r, 188;
Eliphalet Morehouec, r, 185; Rufus B
Roscoe. d. 122; George B. Abbott. 11.124.
Board of Relief—Arthur N. Benedict.
r. 168; Samuel Bette. r, 165;(lcorge W.
Battercou, d, 128: John Lockwood. d,
125.
Constables—George B. Gray, r. 16?;
George W. Godfrey, r. 167; Theodore
Oimatcad, r, 169; William H. Paddock.
r. 186: Charles S. Ferris. d. 198: Norris
G. Buttery, d, 181; Frederick 11. Taylor.
11. 185: Thomas Pryor, Jr., 11, 190.
Grand Jurors—Charles Sterling. r,
108; Leroy Stones. r, 108: Eliphalet
lorchouae, r, 1119; Samuel 6. Lockwood,
d, 184; Sherman lorehouse. Jr., 11, 132;
George W. St. John, d, 133.
School Visitors—Luzon Zelulf, r. 168;
Benjamin F. Brown, r, to till vacancy
ocoucioced by death of Charles Cannon,
198: Horace S. Reynolds, 11, 195. ‘
Auditor of town accounts—Clinics W.
Horton, r. 198; William S. Pools. (1 126.

lla- Canaan.
New Canaan went Republican by a:

 

 

Weston. as usual. gave a small Rspulr

 

stamlord went Republican. William
F. Waterbury, Democrat. is elected
town clerk by too majority. The 11c
. publicao majorltylsilo.

mossy.
Ablgvotawaspollsd,andthsltepub-
llcacstvsn by so swap majorityol
about 00. Last year urn-em

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d., 888; John J. Quinlan. d., m; In- '

LOWEST PRICES in

0. H. Harvey, the old cstob-
liah'ed shoe dealer, owing to fail-
ing health intends to

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Saturday. August 2601,

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package of

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Price 2Gcts. Pound.

 

 

 
 

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“m I. m.“ r .. .599 ofllcers and for license being as follows: ”fwmmu ' a
wannabe. ......... 458 '0“ “mm“- ”$112111“..- 3' i ‘2‘ 33
JosephF.Silliman,r................~804 Wm ‘ .. ... 1..
m‘m’" °°’“‘""°'“ 81ephan.Kceler,r.. .sss gwmncumm-rm I: t l 2:
machoildumnaudduunhilfll Johnl".lliias.d W247 1331"““11‘1'11 ...... z 3 _: 1':
‘ M"? I.1111. "' """ 1 3 ma rows contra. a 1 qt one" issue. ...... 1'. 1." “i e '3‘
“W“; “1 ”I" ' 1 Andrew 1* Jones.r ................. 291 “mm!“ rm ,1; 1., .. . .. f ..
George urray.d 470 31”“ m ‘V' .. . .. ..
I. 91. Rooms, Jr 1! ...... 248 'W'WIT'W“ 19“” . .. I ..
mmnormwam "1'"- Liccusc .......................... .091 Skimmmfimulffi‘j;m f2 .. .. f ..
HenryP.Price.r. ....tss 11.1.1.9... ..... ....... mo gmnim ----------- " " “ 1 "
Vlilllaml. um 11.... "-1-“ In favor of consolidation of schools. I'm in this ' 11 1 ”mm“ -
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muwunnnrm. Stone at umbe-
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'llreatly linow that Both liar Style and Prisons

REAR END OF MAIN STORE.

So scia

dozensgr range in price from 35c to 500 each. Your oice for 23c

dozen Gent’s Hemotitched Handkerchiefs, colored border.
They consist mainly of the 1210 goods.

pair Grey Wool Blankets; full size; extra weight worth
91 08 per pair.

yds all Wool White Skirting Flannel; regular retail price
300 per vard. Price for this week, 220 per V11.

1102 Gent’ 3 Cheviot Working shirts: choice from 25 different
patterns.

In“ lbs Tiddledy Winks, 230 per pound

”.... .
200 1-4 11) packages Marshmallow Drops, 0c per package.

 

George Vanlislyne Proprietor
83 Washington Street.

 

 

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South Norwallts

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drive in Ladies’ Fine Qualit Embroidered Handker-
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at 50 per cent less than regular
price.

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Will use it soon

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ESTATE.

Special Sale

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NEHHlll HHSINESS HHlllHl. Cider Barrels 5 teem-gnome ‘0“, $25 ,
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