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1894.
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I It- dived an Increased Republican Ila.
Jorlty Over Lest leer.
‘Darien elected two Republican select-
lntn by an increased majority over last
year. The vote for license was 188; no 11-
mes. 126. The oliiclal count follows:
SELECTMEN.
Jeremiah C. Kilneleller. r. . .. 217
Charles G. Waterbury, 1..... .. .. 192
AnnydDelafleldm. 154
or Mackey, d..............162
TOWN CLERK.
dens Bell. r 227
A. Hall, d............. 133
TOWN TREASURER,
ThaddeusBell, r 222
EdwardA. Hall,d................. 138
TREASURER TOWN DEPOSIT FUND,
ThaddeusBell,r..... 222
Edward A. Hall,d................. 140
COLLECTOR,
John H. Whitney, r.. . . .... .. ..... . 218
John W. Emmens, 11.... 143
ASSESSORS,
Thaddeus Hoyt, r...... 215
John H. Whitney. 12...... .. 218
GeorgeGregory,d......... ........ 138
Robert I. Tolles, d, . . . .......... 134
BOARD or RELIEF, ,
James Cnrzon, r. .. ....... ...... . 217
Albert H. Scofield, r ...... . ........ 214
StephenHall.d ..... ............... 146
William H. Willmott, d. ........ 144
AUDITOR 0? TOWN ACCOUNTS,
AlbertH. Scofield, r 213
Samuel Grumman. d...‘ ........... 145
GRAND curious,
Samuel C. Silliman, r ..... . . . ...... 213
William T. Barker, 1 ........ .. . . . . . 217
William H. Willmott .11., d.. , 145
Wilbur N. Waterbury, d ........ .. . 147
CONSTABLES,
Smith 0. Keeler, r. . . .. . . . ......... 215
Alonzo Weed, 1 ................... 210
Andrew J. Jayne, d, ......... . 147
George J. Oberlander, d ............ 146
REGISTRAR OF VOTERS,
GeorgeW. Fowler, 1.... . ....... 214
William H. Willmott, Jr., d. .. 145
SCHOOL VISITORS,
Samuel J. Austin, r ................ 216
John W. Emmens, d ..... . . . ...... 147
DEMOCRACY’S STRONGHOLII
Weatport Gives 71—1131 Major", and
Votes License by 138 lilajorlty.
West rt cost 536 votes, and gave its
usual mocralic majority. The vote
for license was 277; no license, 13!). The
result is appended: ~
“excl-Tillers“ .
David B. Bradley, Jr., 1'. . . . . . .. Elli“
Oscar Smith, r .................. 3221
Robert H. Coley, d ................ 298
Charles F. Buckley, (1..... ......... 251
TUWN 11.111111,
Theodore E. King, r. ... ........... 185
Wilham J. Finch, d ........ .. . . .. .. 1136
TOWN TREASURER AND TREASURER AND
AGENT TOWN DEPOSIT FINDS,
George S. Adams, 1 ............... 211
James L. (11. Cannon, (1 ........... 2N3
TAX («11.1.121‘1‘1111.
William 11. Bradley, 1..... ........ “2211
Samuel E. Bansk, d ................ 28:1
1'-Oxsr.i1sl.1
William 11. Bradley, 1. . . .. ......... 230
Willem H. Barr. 1 ................. 2011
Increase A. Parsells, r ............ 217
John W. (lault. r ......... . . . . . 2311
William Murphy, (1 ............... 278
Charles E. Mills. d... . ........... 2117
Edward Allen. 11 .................. :1111
Frank Brady, 1! .............. .. .. 277
“RAND .ll‘nons,
John 11. Jennings, r. .. ............ 2211
Fredrriclr Wallernan, r ............. 221)
Charles H. Jones, 1 ................ 2111
William H. i’elrie, d ............... ‘21)?
Eli Bradley, ll ..................... 2377
John F. Dailej , .1 ................. 28-1
.1 $115.41 ms,
EdwardC,Birge,r...........,.... 21111
Charles H. Jones, 1 ................ 2:111
John W llurlbutt, d .............. 2117
Thomas Quinlan. d ............. . 271
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William L. Coley, r ........ 2111
Horace ll. Coley, r ..... . ...... 2:11
M0889 Sherwood, ll ................ 297
Patrick Campbellql ............... 279
SCHOOL vrsmms, 11111 Tlullll: 113.1114.
J. Frank Ellwood, r ..... . . . 2‘31
Charles ll. Kemper, Jr. 11 .......... 21191
REGISTRAR Ml" s'O‘rl-Ilts,
Frederick M. Salmon. 1 ........... . 22
William J. Wood, (l. . . .. . . . .. ...... 2113'
Alrnl‘rOIl Or TOWN thl‘NTs,
Henry E. Sherwood, r. . . . . . .. 2:15
33113
John W. llurlbutt, d ........
111mm 11.1. murmur 0111111111.
The Republican Ticket Successful by an
Avenue Majority of Bury.
The total vote cast in Wilton was 2215.
the Republican ticlret being elected by
all Merge majority of sixty, which is an
increase of twrnty live over last year.
The complete returns are given below:
SELEl’TMl‘IN,
Nathan M. Bulden, r ............... 143
Josiah Gilbert 1 ............. . ...... 1114
John Gorham, d. . .. ........... . . .. 81)
JohnR.Comstock.d.... 11$
' rows wanna,
Richard H. Fitch, r. ............ 1.15
7,,«fiilalW.Olmstead,d........... 80
TOWN TREASl‘RER,
' WF.Brown,r......... ....... 150
m01mkwood,d............ 8‘2
common or TOWN Trims,
WW. Keeler,r............... 148
momma 82
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M‘Wg 0‘“, rasaeoaceaeesa” 147
Johnnflmfiuuuunuuuu 84
‘ _ W,
M‘ 01W; 's-oecoa-ee-ese 1‘7
V‘MMMy'usunonne 1”
Warm, ‘eeesseetueuue
6W8.Abbofl,d.nununu... 85
some or ashlar.
ArtharN. Benedict,r............137
Henry A. Barrett, r......... 147
Sherman Morehouse, d............. 84
George W. Betterson,d............ ‘83
consulates.
Martin Harbe,r....................
Theodore Olmsteed................
George W. Godfrey, r.
William E. Paddock, r. .. . . .. . ;'.
Morrlsl}. Buttery.d...............
Gardner 8. Raymond.d............
Morris D. Moriarlty, d.............
Thomas Pryor, .11., d.............
GRAND muons, ,
Charles Sterling, r... .....
L080] Sturgee, r
Ellphalet Morehouse, r.......... . ..
RufusR. Roscoe, d.......... ...
Sherman Morehouse, Jr., d. . . . . .. ..
George W. St.John,d.....
SCHOOL VlSlTOilS,
William J. Bette, r ....... .. . . . . . 148
Samuel J. Miller, 1 (to 1111 vacancy). 148
John B. Sturges, d. . . . 84
William E.Hooker, d (to ill! vacancy) 81
AUDITOR or TOWN ACCOUNTS,
George R. (lray, 1. . . . .
WilliamL. Keclel',d......'......
147
140
140
145
84
83
84
147
148
143
80
84
H2
. ...... ...
148
83
Stamford.
There was a Republican avalanche in
Stamford. unprecedented since war
times. The vote for the principal oili-
cers was as follows:
antennas,
Edwin 8. Holly, r .......... . . ....1529
George H. Roberts, r ..... . .....1431
Alonzo B. Toms, d ........ . . .. . . ...
Charles A. Weed, d ......... . . . ..
rows CLERK,
Frederick A. Hillard, r ............ . 953
John F. Waterbury, d ...... . ....... 1626
TREASURER,
Walter B. Daskarn, r ..... . ..... .. ..1399
Robert Swsrtwout, d ............... 1187
«daemon,
Louis S. Bedlent, r ............... ..1411
Edward Duffy, d ..... . ............ 1170
Town Clerk Waterbury was the only
Democrat elected. The vote for license
was 1227; no license 11124. The majority
for license last year was about 500.
Danbnry.
There was a clean Republican swap in
Danbury, the average majority being
120. Mansfield, Barnum and Homer
were elected selectmen, and lsing, town
clerk. The majority for license was 11111
111911—1111." -
llvthel gave a Republican riiujoli y of
1631317011“ Judd, Benedict and (Jule.
selecinwn, and Woodman, town clerk.
There was no vote on the license Outs.
tron.
Trumbull.
Trumbull gave a Republican majority
oflive to eight. This was a great sur-
prise, as the Democratic majority has
heretofore been about thirty.
nix-hem.
The Republican majorities in Fair-
iield range from 100 to 200. There was
no vote on the license question.
Strutforrl.
Stratford went Republican by an over-
age majority of 123. The town voted
license: heretofore it has been no license.
New Hrltaln.
New Britain gives 11811 majority for
license. The town What no license last
yea'r.
Nuwmwn.
Newtown gave the usual llt‘llllll‘rlllll'.
nulj why and voted for license.
711111 11111 Trude.
There Is a steady improvement in busi-
net-11!, but not much more so than would
naturally be expected at this time of the
your. The very warm weather has had
a depressing ill‘cct upon tho retail trade,
and although jobbers and manufacturers
who cater directly to retailers are busy
they are not overwhelmed with orders as
they would be under other circumstarr
cos. Still hat manufacturers gem-rally
are very busy, particularly upon line and
medium grades. The cheaper grades Hl'l'
(or the present neglected. and this is ac-
counted for by the fact that the laboring
classes have notes yet been at work long
enough to enable them to think of new
clolhing, all their ell’orts being directed
to catching up with the landlord. the
butcher 11nd grocer, who have been rur-
rylng them through the dull times. The
boom will not appear before the spring,
if indeed it (l0081lli!ll.~‘1\mt‘l'lcflfl ilattcr.
John (1. Manger, Editor of the Hun-
bearn, Sellgmnn, 1110., who named lira-
vor Cleveland for the Presidency in Nov.
111112, while he was Mayor of llullillo, N.
Y., is enlhusiastic in his praise of Cham-
berlainjs Colic, (Jholera and llmrrhwa
Remedy. lle suym "I havnuscd it for
the past five years and consider it the
best preparation of the kind in the mar-
ket. It is as staple as sugar and notice
in this section. it is an article of merit
and should be used in every household.
For sale by 1.1. C. Stillsorl, drugglst.
If your child is puny, frelful, troubled
with glandular swellings, inflamed eyes,
or sores on the head, law, or body. a
course of Ayer's Semaparilla is needed to
expel the scrofulous homers from the
blood. The sooner you begin to give this
medicine the better.
A. M. Bailey, a well known citizen of
Eugene. Oregon, says his wife has for
years been troubled with chronic disr-
rhoss and used many remedies with but
llttls relief until she tried Chamberlain's
Cholie,Cholera and diarrhoea Remedy,
which has cured but sound and well.
leeitatrlsl‘aodyouwlll be surprised
at the Milt tell! “made. ”all 60
mmmmwoomL
m
841'
A 911111811111 women's House.
A Place When Any Woman Can Earn a
Modest Living.
1 There is nothing in New York to com
pare with the Refuge Ouvroir Municipal
in Paris. It is a regular harbor for women
in distress. There are three departments:
One (or night lodgers, one for contagious
cases and one for maternity cases. Any
sort or kind of woman, out of employ-
ment. can go to the Refuge, do enough
domestic work to pay for her keep, and
have the privilege of going and coming.
until suitable employment is obtained.
he home is as clean as a linen cheat;
modern improvements facilitate the work
and contribute to personal comfort, and
the food is of excellent quality, perfectly
cooked and served with a touch or the
dainty grace peculiar to the nation. Not
seen is received from the inmates. All
that is expwted oi the French girl is good
behaVior, industry and sulllcieut interest
in the establishment to cancel her indebt-
edness. The home is four years old, and
the average enrollment is 1,000 per year.
One source of revenue is the washing for
the city department, which averaged
10,963 pieces per month last year, and pays
three cents a piece.
THE LUCANIA A MARVEL.
This Swift Ship Smashes Records us 1!
They \Vere (lines.
This sensrln has seen some remarkable
record breaking by the ocean greyhounds,
that an- by hours and minutes clipping
down the. record toward the hoped-for
live-day passage. in the recordhrmrking
the two giant (‘nnnrderm tlu- l.lll'llllllt
and (33111111111111, have been conepirnous.
“When the season opened the lull-units
held the westward record, which was 5
days, 121101er and 47 minutes; and the
Campania hold the eastward record,
which was 5 days, 12 hours and T min-
ute-d. August. :11 the ('mnpania lowered
this last by an hour and twenty minutes,
and two Weeks later the Lucinda knocked
two hours and nine minutes oll this
record, making it 51l11ys,8 hours and 38
minutes, the some time-.111 11 minute. of
Ll'l‘ANlA.
her wr-stwurd trip, made {\llfillhi. :11, This
was a notable day for record smashing,
for on it was announced the 11111111111; of a
new eastern record by the (‘mnpunin and
a new western record by lin- Luvnnia.
By taking the final word record 1110‘ 1.11-
cania pll~~esnlm llll' r'wnrd 1111111 ways.
and earned a clear title lo 111.- 11.111119 of
Queen Ufllll' Sole-:1 lllle 111:1! bun ~bll'lml
Hi‘Vl'l‘ul 111nm lately. Four lwun and
some odd 1111111110». have ins-u 11:1 from
the Wei-d word record this year, and three
hours and 11 ball from 1111- vu~ln .m!
The Livonia and ('2111111.1111u 11.4111 the
highest (ll-velupluuul yn-l 1111;“.va in
swift passenger Nll‘lilllhllllh, but wlum the
American Line gels 11:1 new ships from
the (‘rnmpa tin-re may be anOlhv'r story.
it lOOkaus if it were only :1 qummm of
a little- time before the live day ship
would be found. 'I‘wo years until such
reductions as Hill has witnessed will
bring 11n- rr-rurd in the line.
Two Kinds of IKHOI'XHN'P.
A little incident which lillppcm'tl .11 an
English school not. long nun Ought to be
told. for the kimlliness of 11-01111: ”1:11.11.
shown. An American boy. hallo-.1 been
called upon in class the lit-‘1 11.1) (many
who was the first Norman Kim: v-l‘ Hugs
laud, illll not know. The claw hundred
upruuriuusly. lint the mush-r, rapping
for order said, “Fair play, bu} now let
the out boy tell me \\'l141\\;1~ 1111- lirnt
President Of the l'uitl-d States." He mllld
not Rll““'l'l’. so the little .\lll¢'1‘ll'.ll| no
longer fi'lt slllillIP-fm’wl in 1111- lil‘r’~l'lll‘(‘ of
his sl'llmilll-llows. [1 was 11111 many days
before 1 be nub-tor was 111111-11 upon 10 set-
lle a dispute between them. for mun- than
one Englhh lad inuntml ”pun it (but New
York was the capital of 11.11. 1 uuntry..'1nd
the Aumrimn r-Ollld not lllllll l‘NlJIllll why
some oi the largest towns in linxluutl urn
lmvm and 11111 cities, and shook his lli‘flll
111 n pumio-‘l nay when llllll 111.11, in be a
oily 111 England. llu- [Own 111ml have a.
cathedral and be the «Hal Of 11 lll‘lllip.
llecouldn'l Ilud- r-land why the lmyu~ycd
111111 suepll lllll~ly when 11.- told lbw-1n that
hisuni-lvbvl11111111110111.-nulllm.untilho
fulllul Hill 11ml. what. We will llu- nulllm
11n- lhr Villllllll'l‘l‘fi' lll l‘lllgluunl. 11nd that
1111- nulllin 1111 re ura the l11W1‘\l dull most
degraded clan of regular «Obln-n. SO
you we the 1:1101‘11111‘1‘ was not all on one
hide.
l’ulleriro of is Mulder.
A certain liriglll Kym, 11111111111: Ill 11
llplrlr~l"n well our day, saw is 11211 ull'npeu
it. Thu epldq-r was hiding 111 ill-4 11ml, but
in.- fvll lllv led! the illsliml ll llllll'lll'll the
web,11nd thinking it was 11 ll). ru~lwulout.
Sec-11111 m Milan (lllji‘l‘l, ho was alml-l and
drew bat-l1. pulling only his lll'llrl out of
the trust. ily dean-cs he got l‘lllll'llL’l' 1O no
and look ltl if, and us mum in 111' know it
was Mlllll‘llllllll llml was not 11.11111 lumt
and had no business there In- lll'ulln tO out
the threads all around 11. Who-ll 1111- last
one wuu broken 1.1111 lmfdruppu-«l by its
own wright. Then the busy \VUl‘kl'l' bl»
grillepitming, lO replm-u the but lhrcmls,
and «mm the Wt‘ll was Wllnll‘. us before.
' Womlrr if he‘ll do that alwr 1114111119"
tlmuuhl llriuht liyrmdrnppimg in 1111111 her
leaf. 'l'hu spider wont dirmlly in work
and dill not stop until that 114111 was gone
and the web again rill-mind. A lbird leaf
was lrmilml in exactly the snare way, and
then Bright Eyes decided that thr- uplllt'l'
bad bad enough to do. A now web was
selected and a leaf placed on it, wilh the
same results, and Bright Eyes would not
help wondering how long linpidi-r's pa-
tience would hold out. There is little
doubt. however. that it Wuulll outlast the
patience of any llright l‘lyr» who tests
it.
The 011! (‘mmsei Don't \‘l'rtmg.
'l’orrelst with Hill'ttt‘wnllw {rigidity of
olrlauconemust combine 11w body. the
mind and the heart, '1'” keep tiuwcln
parallel vigor one must err-mine, study,
love. 'l‘bat’e what lionsletlen wrote.
12 a woman sits down suclurieveaover
the 111st wrinkle or the llrst may heir,
two will gather to keepit rnmpany. ll
sorrow lor the "something sweet that fol-
lowed youth with flying feet." is allowed
to tag at her heart, she will not only be
old in a hurry. but only as well.
1’1an (lecturing on the [miller-1
Gentlemen, you must [in me your aa-
flvllsd attention. 11. is impossible is!
malaria atrne idea «this aliases
cabal 1111s s- It
m“m’“”n‘.’rmi”“
somehoawam ammo sssmomsmmmma.
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" Sizes 16 in. to 36 in. Prices 50 to 250.
Excellent Value in BetterGoods
. " ALSO COMPLETE LINES OF
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A. Dickerman & Son,
s4 WASHINGTON STREET. $011111 NORWALK. CONN.
scflflfl All” 816“ [ETIENNE a specialty, by CEO. WASHBURN , the artist. Calland get figures.
tomeandSeelhem
THREE SPlNlllES
0F Dill Mill MIKE.
New designs and we think
the best ever oli’ered.
They are built on honor and:will
be sold cheap.
The finest lot of
FANBY TRAPS
in Connecticut.
in 11131 ililFb‘ and i’llAETOSS we have end springs, side—bars and side springs. These buggies we fully warrant, find
are sure they will suit.
A 1111 (IANUI’IES, RUNABOUTS, BUSINESS and LUMBER BOX WMJUNS, to suit all demands.
HARNESSES. We have put in a fine line of HARNESSEB, Willl’fi, LAP ROSES, BLASKETS. etc. if you will
look at them, we think the price wrll sell 11mm to you.
Repairing of all kinds.
Jobs rails-d for and deliVered.
WRlGHT’S CARRIAGE REPOSlTORY,
Cor. Franklin and Madison 813.. So. Norwalk.
HALE SELLS 11‘, 2111'.
REMEM liEli ’l‘llA’l'
The Connecticut General life In-
surance 110., of Hartford.
will lnsurollm life of it young man for $1,111!"
for 11-1-14 than to a day, or will 111-11 him an en-
dowment for film fnr ll'm 1111111 7c 11 day.
payable to 1111111111”!th llvo-s, and his people
if he die-s, so do not neglect to l
S. S. l'llllMMElllEll. llliilli.
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HORSE ,flguums
WATER POWER.
if you want your horse cupped «mick aid
clean. call on
W. McQuhae,
58 North Main St.
“11' South Norwalk:
“Insane“
. Made a well
MI M
1.1.1
"1.000 Rifllov
"outrun ma snarl
mean 011 I. In re. earn all
ermnn Illnesses, rallin memory,
crests SleeplmnenJix 11, 11111111
11mm . round by past 111mm, gun” vim-1r ”16m
1 cores rel-tom
””11;an am and quietly, 11 a in m
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COAL
()ld Company’s
LEHIGH,
HAZLETON,
CROSS CREEK,
and other first class family
COAL.
Our range and heater
COALS
for family use are carefully pre-
pared; all slate and dust removo
ed before delivery.
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SOUTH NORWALK.
1. 0. 11311111165; “
Palm Hanger,Calcimlner,i’aulll
And dealer 11
Will rAPill Alli) BORDERS.
18(1an Main «tron-1.1 1. .‘mv'walh.
rumpus lam-1e 111 11111 111.1 latest style» Oi
Putnam. Borden's and lillt \l.:111dlh.r:- Miter.
imam for lnuwllarlfon not“ 01 1r, “an...
i
Physicigllloryomenl
MRS. llll. ll. 1. lillllFllllll
Can be consulted at her nmce,
112 1110111 81., 11111151111111. tuna,
from 10 a. m. to ’l’ p. 111. any dayurept flunday.
Thellm‘torlsn regular ph altelan and for
the um sixteen years has mat a the IllHEAHD‘
of WOMEN a werlall . [sullen 11111711111111
from an dll‘llmlt 111011th in the sex can
consult! .Gullfo lnlhestrlrtsetmnlldencs.
and with the muranmol mrelvlnu the moat
skillful and scientific treatment known
minim surgery 11ml medicine. Home care
furnished (or confinement ran-s. Terms mod-
mle. All letters promptly replied to. in.
abuse stamp. Ah 1!
"‘ “snows
Six Per Cent. Investments
Guaranteed Real Estate Hermes.
First Mortgage 20 yr. Gold [lends of
the lochmrt (Mend Electric Light Co,
lockpcrt, N. Y.
Mentors Bonds of the 11mm
Banking Company. Iiddletown, Ct.
Prompt attention to mail orders.
He De SMITH.
MIMI-Imus. m
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to for a llvlllllc
Groceries
If you want good goods that can't be
he beat call on
A. l. MEllllllM,
128 SOUTH Milli STREET.
Fine No. 1 Mackerel, :11 1111' each.
Canned Soused Macho-rel 21nd Canned
Fish of all kinds; 11am and Tongue.
As to flour we have the best that the
market can furnish. Will guarantee
every pound of it.
Tone and Collins of the host, but no
presents.
700 MM
SEA TRIPS
lly the Imaulllul new ‘ll‘blllklllilfl 11! 11,"
Old Dominion Line.
To Old l’olnt Comfort or Virginia
liver-11 and Belurn,
lilyaela Hotel.) li’rltu‘ess Anne llnlel.)
Most delightful room on the Allanllc «nest
0111110. Maybe made for
$16. 0111 Point Comfort. $16.
517. Virginia Beach. 811.
A day and a quarter at either hotel.
llllllllllllfl EVERY EXPENSE.
meals and berths on mule and a day and a
35mm. mm at either hmel.
h shirts
tbzmgiidfifififw 11.? mggm
moduleolllntsrssl.
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masonucurmmo waste.
at, N. I. NM 1.111.
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