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300N116. TUESDAY OCTOBER 6.1896.
lliltllll llilllslllt
\
Captain the Rides Again into the Sc-
lectmao'e Chair on a Tidal
Nave oi Ballots. ‘
m4—
tillllis muons Ill ills WAKE.
All Other Candidates on the Ticket
Electedby I'Itgitiy Compil-
mentary Votes.
lltltllst. YES; CONSOLIDATION“).
‘ The Advocate: oi the Saloon Score a Victory
by a Iaiority oi 317—-Nr. Donovan lakes
aProteet in the Second District in
Regardto the Endroselnent on
,the Ollclal :Enyelopes.
The town of Norwa'k gave a
handsome Republican majlrity,
yesterday, the ticket being elected
by seven hundred and forty major-
ity, an increase of two hundred
and ten over last year, as averaged
by the registrars‘ vote.
Captaim Isaac Selleck was
re-elected by a plurality of three
hundred and fourteenover Merrill,
while Thames had a plurality. of
692 over Parsons. Merrill's plural
ity over Parson; was 432. Town
Clerk Herbert R. . Smith had a
,inajburitf 6176919116“ Treasurer
Curtis' majority was 749, while
Town Tax" Collector St. john had
a majority. of 757. Lieutenant
Charles Smith received for assessor
2068 votes,the highest number cast
for any candidate. George A.
Honnecker Was defeated by 19
votes, against a defeat by two last
year. In Norwalk Honneckcr ran
behind his ticket, but was cut the
most in South and East Norw‘alk.
Michael]. Nolan was defeated for
constable.
School consolidation was defeat'
ed by seventy votes. In the First
district the majority for consolida-
tiou was 333. The Second district
gave 439 majority against the
measure. while the Third district
gave a majority of 19 against con-
solidatiop. Last year consolidation
was defeated by only two Votes.
, The license question was sharply
fought, the Rev. Gerald ll. Beard,
Rev. R.O. Sherwood, and Rev. F. 19
Robbins working personally at the
polls assisted by a corps of active
assistahts. Tire no-iicensemeasure
was defeated by 317 votes,"’against
a majority of 269 two years ago. The
First district, gave a license major-
ity of 315, against 337 two years
ago; the second district a majority
for license of 14, over a no license
majority of 36 two years ago; the
Third district,a no-license majority
of 42, ten more than that of two
years ago. The Citizens' League
played a more prominent part than
two years, ago in the battle for no-
license, but with not as good re-
sults.
MM».
OEOLMTINO THE VOTE.
Announced bylhe Noderator in the First ill»
1ch at 10:46 Last Night.
The 111erth declared the ballot at
10:46 last night. an hour and a half
earlier than last yetir, although several
hundred more bullotlt were cunt.
Jeremiah Donovan mode it protest
mutant thellocnscwvotc in the Second
district, claiming that. all the name at
both boothctondora appeared on the
licence enveloped. they were illegal. Ilia
claim was that only one booth-toolin-
should have endorsed the envelopea.
.Thematter was referred‘to Town At-v
torney Warner. who staid the endorlt~
moat wee legal.
On the Democratic town ballot-a the
word "Domoorotlc" was not printed in
the type pmrorlbodby law. In Robert
N. Momhouae'e name, for constable,
on the Republican town ticket. Robert
was spelled “Rorbbtlrt.” No protest
was made.
In the license box there were ten
school consolidation votes and sixteen
no license votes were in unsealed envo-
leper.
Twenty-three women's ballots were
cash—twenty in South Norwolk. three
in East Norwulk and none in Norwnlk.
Theroore 2,404 names on the First
district registry list. The total number
of ballots cast was 1. 597.
Four hundred and seventeen onvel
Opes were found in the East Nor-walk
ballot box. ‘
The otllcinl count:
SFLECTMEN,
1dis 2dis Odie Total
959 586 238 1783
787 661 291 1729
819 491 160 1160
Isaac Bollocks r
Ephriam Thomas“:
Frank H. Merrill, d
Milo H. Parsons, d 14.1 601 02 1037
William F. Fillow, p 19 :33 12 54
George Reynolds, p 19 22 12 53
' TOWN CLERK,
Herbert R. Smith. r 1011 687 364 2005
James T. Hubbell, d 620 460 101 1161
Edward 11.. Bennett, p 20 23 12
TOWN TREASURER AND TREASURER OI"
THE TOWN DEPOSIT FI'NI) AND
15011001. FUND,
William A. Curtis, r 1.1022 684' 303 2008
Wul.E.Montgomcry,d 631 466‘ 103 120-1
George W. Harris, p 20 23 12 55
55
COLLECTOR,
George B. St. John. r 1021 671 30-1 1006
Willia S. Wilcox,d 613 173 100 1166
David A. Fillow, p 21 :23 12
( ()\'~IT.1\BLI- H,
Robert Ix/itltdrehouse r 0113 678 295 1071
John J. Goodwin, r 1013 633 '101 1007
Willian Plutt, r 1013 680 till 2001
F.dwurdJ Ladrignn,r .088 674 301 196:1
George H Wnrdwell, (VITO? 450 103 1160
56
Charles Lynch, (1 616 46. 100 1177
Michael J. Nolan, (1 593 456 06 1115
Rufus J. smith, d 63': . 470 07 1116.
ones 8. Holt, 1)" 20 2:1 12 .35
Alexander 8.Palmer,p20 2:1 12 55
Ralph S. Bradley, p 20 2:1 12 .35
Frank E. Merriam,p 20 23 l'.’ 55
GRAND .IUROIIS,
Frederick A. Hill, r, 1011 68.”) 302 2001
James Wood, r, 1011 out 1102 2000
Charles F. Hallock, r, 1017 68:3 301 2000
Patrick Slnttcry, d, 665 461 0'.) 116:”:
Win. F. Mather, d. 63‘: ~16? 102 1201
J. O. Jennings, d, 632 16-1 103 1100
Alfred F. Wilmott, p, 20 23 12 55
W. M. Sharrott, p, 20 23 12 55
Geo. W. McBride, 1), 26 23 1:! 55
ASSN-150118,
J. Sturges Randall, r, 1001 67-1 286 1961
Charles Smith, r, 1003 671 290 20614
G. A. llonnecller. d, 563 451 hit 1105
James M. Lane, 11, 547 17: 104 1121
George A. Davis, p, 20 23 12 .35
Entulus 1.. Curr, p‘, 20 33 12 :15
liOAltlt or 111:1.1ur‘,
Bradley 5. Keith. r, 1006 682 200 1967
Henry Seymour, r. 1016 one :lol 10:10
Ulli’t‘t‘d‘i. W'ili-iuit. (I, 6va >111 till 1211)
Edward Barrett, 6, 0:10 167 10:: 110-1
A. N. Sherwood, p, 20 2:1 12 5.6
Elwin Carter, p, :30 26 1‘3 55
Ht'lliltll. vlulrolts,
Brantley 8. Keith, r, 1006 603 30:: 2003
Charles W. Bell, 1'. 101.1 606 301') 2016
Froloriek Mend, 11, 6:10 470 103 12:23
Edward Barrett, (1, 696 150 101 1136
Oscar 8. Mills, p, 30 28 12 60
Alice L. Sherwood, p, :26 20 12 61
. Al‘lilTOIl TOWN Ai'i'iil'NTH,
iOl'i' 683 661 2001
1207
6.7
(lemme I". Hearse, r,
Wilfred Bodwoll, d, 6:16 467 101
Citttrlollli. iiritto, p, 20 23 12
lllltllu'rltnlt or vo'rrzllt-l,
SnmuulLynes, r, 1 (1111,1011 681 :101
J. J. Walsh, 6. l dill. 632 466 I02
F. H. Budicnt,p,1dis, 20 23 12 or.
C. W. Stow. r. 26111, 1017 631 302 2000
R..J. Smith. (I, 2 dis, 637 466 102 1201')
.1. 11, Dnuler, p, 2 dill, 2o 23 ‘12 or.
E. E. Gotham, r,tidill,1018 681 303.2001
John Keogh (1.311111. 020 410 03 1188
II B. Sherwood“). 3 dill, 20 23 12 .75
11613
1201)
Vote on License.
Mill 2 din 3 din.Totnl
License, you, 036 not) not null
Lletmllowrw, 13111 676 22-1 16111
The figures on tho Iiconocuuestion in
your» post are as follows:
1892 it'ilill 1894
License, 1,8013 1,706 1,533
No licence, 666 660 1,613
lllLiUllFClllfljCT‘IIy,1,437 l,l66 260
Last your no vote was taken.
School Consolidation.
, l 1111! :3 dis 6 dis Total
Yifli, 686 106 62 76.”;
No. 197 5-17 iii 826
ill
Billiilltiiti liliililliill
lie is Elected by aNaiority oi Forty-
Eigltt Over tile Republican ‘
Opponent.
two lillltlltllltl colllltlltll.
Tax Collector Mitchell the Only Other
Candidate Saved From the
Wreck.
A CLEAN SWEEP ill IlliIlWlIlK.
c/
Nayor Wheeler Leads the Republican Ticket
to Victory by a Handsome increase Over‘
111: Last Year’s Nalorlty—hll the
Nembers oi IhotProutlI 11ml
of Councilmen Retained in
Other—Unique Features.
Dr. Charles G. Bohannan was
elected mayor of South Norwalk,
. yesterday, by a majority of forty.
eight over his Republican oppon
ent, Andrew J. Hutchinson. May:
or Lee's Republican majority last
year Was 117. The councilmen-
elect are Stephen S.IIatcil, George
S..Kend.tll, Ch arlesN.Smith, Vein
ancio A. Scofield, Republicans,
George S.
littm W.
The Council was entirely Republi-
can last year. All the other Re-
publican candidates,with the excep-
tion of james Paul, for collector,
'I‘rowbrirlge and “'11-
Comstock, Democrats.
were elected.
In Norwaik Mayor Wheeler was
re-elccted by a majority of 133 over
Oliver E. Wilson.
last year was ninety-one.
Ilis majority
All the
members of last year's Iioard of
Councilmen were re-eiected by in-
creased majorities. ’
Oil. BOHANNAN ELECTED MAYOR.
The City Council Stands Four Republicans and
Two Democrats
Five Dcmtxrttu wiro tlectvd ill the
the. city of South Norw alk—Dr. IrCharles
C. Bohuunan. for mayor; William W.
Comotock and George S. Troubridgo,
for ('ontlelllllen; Robert (i. Mitchell, for
collector, and Charles S. Trowlrrldge,
for water t-olrlmianiollor. The lutter‘s
name was on both tickets. G. S. Trow-
bridge defeated George C. Stillsou by
only one vote. In some respects the
election was. unique. There never “'11-:
11 city election when so much fit'l‘llli'll-
lug and pasting were done. The totals
ranged 1 ml .116 votes for ilr. Bollnutuul.
nlayoror tho Doritocrntic ticket, to 52:2
for Matthew Corbett. treasurer on the
Republican ticket. William 1". 'I‘nln-
utility, for registrar on the Republican
ticket, received the .ltighetlt number of
votes cast, except for the two candidates
who were on both tickets. Out of l"lili
names on the registry list, 121 worn
voted. This number of straight 1101111..
erotic tickets was 266, and the number
of utrniirilt Republican tickets Willi 2.2.3
The vote in detail is appended:
MA \‘ilit,
Andrew J. Hutchinson, r, , 1:10
Charles C. Bohnnnnn, d, .17»
Tut-iiuilltlut,
Matthew Corbett, r, 633
William W.’ Conllltock, d. 30"
COIJJ‘JCTOR,
Janice l’nul, r, 1:12
Robert'G. Mitchell. (1, 176
1611011111., '
John E. Paul. r, 6:35
Richard Voight, d, 378
ntflllrolt,
George F. Hearse, r, 611
Wilfred libdwcll. ti. 6110
ism-turmoil or ltll.it‘.t"l'iit.\l.~4,
John J. Comlwin, 1‘, 5:10
John Ponder, d, 362
ltlails'rlthlt 111-" vo'rtzlea,
William 11‘. Tammany, r, 611:1
Leo Davin. d, 366
“'A'i’hlll vollltluelt mutt, .
C. S. ‘l'rowbridge. r, 11, 111.“.
THEM-51161611 01“ 'rllt: wa‘rtcit ttt'xo.
Edwin Wilcox. t',
Minot ti. Smith, 1]
61.167161 1 liilll‘ t 0661th tilt,
ii‘.’ I
'163
A. 13. Winchester r. (1,615
_ Republican , ’
.. Councilmen Boyer
525
‘ 534
“.403
400
510
too
157
William W 469
Autondua :
William 8. . d. . 385
William K. 878
IT I!
Elected by l-
Tillrly-itlree .
Four bun
ty-soven str Democratic ballots were
cast in the N‘
It city election. The
will number (34111116111 envelopes found
thine ballot so was 1,031, of which
' ,Democrntic town tick-
"‘ d and thirty-four en-
velopetl were given out this year, against
015 last your. tthmving a considerably
ed. ‘ one empty envelope.
The unsealed invclopcs contained three
straight Repualoon tickets.
The ofilciul counters were E. M. Lock-
wood. J. II. Wade, Michael . H. Shields
and Bernard Tully.
The first man to vote was Joseph A.
Currier. The lost one was Joseph Me.
Kierunn, who deposited his ballot as the
clock struck 6.,
i navon.
Arthur C. Wbétler, r,
Oliver E. Wlladn, d,
ciri' Titim‘il’itl-lll,
_. :1
—- -1
N. '.,.1
Henry 1’. Price, r, 610
William E. Montgomery, 6, 105
(101.141..
Addison A. Belts, 1',
"rt in,
1318
James N. Wood, d, 607
Al'ltl't‘illl,
Henry Clnlsnlui‘, r, 612
William ll. Ulmstknd, 11, 1115
mv snunlvr.
Robert N. Morehouso, r, .300
Sumtneriield Tucker. 'd, l 13
‘I‘llrli I‘ZN,
Eugene 1.. Boyer, r, 530
Charles F. Tristram, r, 6151
William II. Smith, r. .333
Haney M. Kont,r 1112‘
Alfred A Chiytnety, Jr., r, 650
\rthnr I}. H111 r, 607
Henry W. (irogory,d, 3116
Charles A. 151111311,» ’ . 11:!
LGUrnlltl C. BUM-S, 11, 2105
Walter it. Hales, d. lit-l
James “7. Storey, II. 10.3
i‘lbout'wr II. 1311106311, 301
l:H\I:lt oi" ltiznl-cl'ittlls.
Alfred 1'} Austin, 1',
Bernard C. li‘minoyfyl,
matrix-121166.13 l:l.l-:t'l luxc,
‘Idward .'iI. lirlt‘lrWotn kr,
Bernard "Fully. ll, »
' \1' \l‘lii: ('1 minimum-.11,
John P. ’l‘rvitiltvt'll. r,
”1111) W. lliltes, (I,
'rltlaisl'ltltit ol‘ Till-1 W.\'l'l:ti list»,
Ililury i'. Price. 1',
Willialli 1'). Montgomery, d,
STORY OF THE COUNT.
How the Ballots Cast at directly Polls in Nor-
witlk Were Posted.
Mayor Wiltw-ior had tWo past-ere over
i). E. Wilmu; City Tl‘lilltilll‘l‘l' l’rit-v one
over W. E. Montgomery; '1‘th Collector
Il'l'Ifi right over James N. Wood: Anili-
ior (Illltbitml‘ one over W. ll. iillttatend:
I‘lty Siltst'iil' Mill't'lliillrii‘ three over 511111.
utoriield 'l‘ookt-r; Councilman Iioyer two
on llt'llliK‘l'iilIt‘. ballots. t‘oltlleilmiut
'I‘ristrulu. tim-e; Councilman Smith,
three; Councilman Kent, four; Council-
ltlau Chicory, titty-nine; Councilman
llill, three; Witter (.‘onlnlit-ltlionur Trend-
Wt'II, one. ‘
t). id. Wilson was minted over Mayor
Wheeler thirty-111110 times; lilontgoutery
eight ovor l’rit'v; Wood four over Betta;
tiltiltlttlntl four over Cilntlntur: Tucker
twenty-four ovor Morohotulo; Bitten
twulvo over Treadmill.
(in the Republican ticket for council-
man. (Memory had four Dtflwl'fi: linrr
llutl twoutyntwm 1.. C. iiuttt, seven; W.
11.111110» titty «oven; Storey, ilvc, Fil-
low, eighteen.
On nevi‘rul
ililll
lilfl
iii in
106
litifi
ii iii
till
Republican ballots both
and tintith were
scratched, with no punters over them.
On rluvornl tickets Mayor Wheeler wan
Hammad, with no punters over 11111
name.
LOCAL LITTLE BITS.
Butler 1.011161. 1. O. (l. 1",, will re-
hearse the iititiutory 801.111!!! tonight. All
mentherrl urn rrrquveted to be premnt.
The Dark Secret Battery, 0: East Nur-
wnl,lr not out itil mortar last night, and
‘ serenaded several of the successful clin-
didutetl in 800111 Norwulk. .
Michael Cahill, of Norwalk had a lit
at, tilu’l’owtl 110nm shortly before tho
polls cloned, yreiitcrdoy afternoon.
”an...“
The funernlofiia 11.1 ddoeir will be
held lit the residence in, lust Norwnllt at
3 o‘clock this afternoon.
418 .
~iIii.
volts IN lllil towns
They Show Largely Increased ile-
publicon Cains all Along
. - the Line.
TIIE TIlElIII III PIIIIIIII SHITINEIII.
lt~lndiootes tiiot Connecticut I: All
night tor McKinley and
. Sound" Money.
colonissnlll lllti it til ll lull.
ills Democratic Ollptlnent Deposited High on
the Shell by his Fellow Townemen oi
Newton, and They Propose to Car-
ry the Fight Into the Fourth ots-
triet Congressional contest.
occurred
The elections which
yesterday in most of the towns of
Connecticut show largely lllifl'CiIStfil‘
Republican gains and imlicatd
somethingr of the ”trend of public
sentiment in this state on the ques—
tions of the day.
The Democratic towns fell ill
number in the landslide of two
years ago from filly-one to thirty—
two, and the Republican towns
mounted from seventy-three to Hill?
Illilltll'cil ililtl two. Thirty towns
were equally divided between the
parties.
”two COUNTS lll ‘bhliiéhfi‘
The First Showed a no Vote, the Second a
Democratic Najoriiy 01 One.
The first count of the ballots in Dariv
on showed a tin vote for tirst selectluiltt.
A second count- gave Mnt'key. Demo-
t-rdt, it majority of one over Raymond.
Republican. After this polls closed
litmrgu (lwgory entered it prote~t
anoint-it the counting of the vote fortowrl
t-li-rk, town treasurer and truasurt-r oi
the school It‘lllll on tliulitepliblivim ticket.
claiming that it should not itilve- burn
placed on the ballot :tiioui- OlIli't‘. Thi-
prott'st was not :illiIWt’il. Tllt.‘ result of
the count follows:
\ Mild-Lt 'i’\Il1.\.
chosen town counsel in plane of [lawyer
i-‘ictliieltl. A six million was laid. Dr.
l’nyuo made a motion that laborers etu-
ployed by the town he paid only $1.60 a
tiny, but. it failed to polls and they will
continue tomuivo $1.75 a day. The
potitionof the Ntmlton Annihilation in
relation to taking charge of certain high.
mm; was pawl. The Association
agrees to work the mods, adding $200 to
Hill!
*2 yity of ill.
the usual 1mm expended by the aelect-l
men. A. Floyd Deletlcld intheensiuetr
o! the Annotation.
NO LICENSE BY ONE IWITY.
cull vim. "Man the Day III the
Two oi it
Canaan. ,
The advocates of no licence curried
New Canaan by n majorityof one,the,voto
being 266 for and 265 against the meas-
ure. There was some talk last night of
contacting the result on the Eround that
one man had voted illegally. The Be-
publicona 13le all their nominees by
the usual majorities, as follows:
RELEOTMHN,
George E. Raymond, r, 203
Alva L. Dickens, r, 250
James A. Fruity, d, .. 253
John W. Buttery, d 264
rows ensure,
Andrew F. Jones, r, 301
William A. Reid, 1], 243
rows 'rltl-lsl-loltlnt. ‘
1“. M. Bliss, r, 300
Frederick 13. Light, d, 2-l0
AHSEHSOIIS,
Francis E. Weed, r, 2101
George M. Huuford. r, 310
Charles B. Wood, (1, 231
George E. Secloy, d . :33
liOAIIIHH‘ ltElJiiJ,
Russell L. Hall. r, 286
Levi L. Weed. r, 306
Thomas M. Furity, d, 237
Rodney Light, (I, 2.56
('115‘TABIJ‘ ‘,
John H. Davidson, 1'. 301
W. Samuel Raymond, r, 31]
Marvin 1". Merrill, d, . :1:
Charles E. «'1‘ uylor, ll, 23.“
iiitANI) .ll'lti tIIS,
Imwis Benedict, r, 300
William J. McKendriel:, r, 307
llirnm Walremnn. (I, 2211
Lewis S. itltnstcd'd, d, 220
_ si'tluot. 110.1111),
ijamin P. Mead, r, ”191
Lewis 0.11111], 1', 21071
Clarence H. Sooville, r, 1'00
Cornelius G. Taylor, ll. :66
C. Elbert Briuckorhoil', d. 27.3
Henry E. Johushn. d. 270
KHHIH’TRAII,
Russell L Hall. r. 603
Robert C. Raymond. d. :21"
.\l'l)lTHit,
Lewis C. Hoyt. r,
James J. Cody. d
\ \ (Willi-1TH“,
Sit phdn B. flay,r, ‘ 2. .
George L. (itldillfi, ll.
WESTPORT FLOPS OVER.
It Votes lor License and Elects the Entire Oom-
ocralic Ticket.
t , . - .L\
Westport gave a majority of tings;
sovml for license and clot-toil the entire
Democratic lli'kt‘I. Tito oilivinl figures
are appended:
Til“ X VIA-Lilli,
Wm. J li‘lttll. (1, Hit
.N [1.1 1} II_\;111,I‘, ‘2“:
91:11:. nil-TN,
Robert 11. Coley, (I, :10»
Charles Mill-i, d,
Innis it. \Vilkt‘lllllll, r.
Alexander Mackey, d, 101 ”5001‘ Smith, F. 1100
, Andrew T. Waterbury, 11, 20:1 TWA-"1'66“.
i‘harles W. Raymond, r, 10:1 3- L- (L 1111111011, ‘I- 3‘3”
Charles G. Waterbury, r, istl UN- is. M16018. 1'. 1‘.“
Ton v t'll'lzlt, 'l'tt\\‘V 'l‘ltr; \sl'ltrilt .\.‘\lt “""':l‘~"'r”tii
'i’ttt:.t.~‘t melt or 1111‘. 'rou'x on" 1111' no Samuel 1" ”WWW d, 31”
“mum "x“. Wm. 11. Bradley. r, t :60
Leroy Monroe. 11, 161 ““NHTJI‘LNE-
'I‘iuullltvtts “0”, r, 2;”; Edward .\llmt. 1!, £11.51
t‘ol.t.l:t“lnlt olv‘ I'UWV l'.\\l;s. Th'm‘i“ Bli‘ximlfi ‘1 ii"?
Jul," ““110“,, 11. h; Almaltilt‘t‘ W. Silt‘t‘Woikl, ti, tilii
William W. initial-.1. r :6: MW“ W- Mill”. ‘1' ”H
AKNIJ‘NTIIH, Will. 11. Bradley, r, 201
brunet-181611111 6. 1..., John W. (innit. r, :500
(1001110 (.irvlrory,1|. I‘Jl lthdl'tI Mcl-llwov, 1', LN;
‘ r t 4 1’ ti
Newton 11. i‘rofoot. r, 100 ('h‘m‘” Ball, r, ~“‘
Tillltltlt'llb Hoyt. r, . 111:» ’ “3““ "' ”m“.
lttHlllt or manner, Win. "4 Iflm‘v 9- ‘3“
Ilirltm‘ll. Smith. ii, to: “I Il’t‘fll"."t_ 9- '5‘ 3
George ”Mm. ,1, 165 .loittl It. valley, d, .1011
Albert II. Seoiieltl, ,.I 3.3;. Will. I}. Albiu, r. 301
Henry '1‘. Trifimun. r, 3% 110111130 ii. ('olt'y, r, :10:
”um," (loo. lInio, r. 2101
William 12. Street. d, 167 ' W" "i?" .
Albert 11. schilult. r. :28 Wm- '1- WW- '1. 2’11“
,m WI, ”mm." Will. 11. London, ll, 261
Nathan "and,“ 1‘. I66 II. II. Ilritlllliy. Jr., r. tilil
Jul". Ji‘UIITG. d, 1614 Edward C. Illruu, r. 110..
Samuel C. Sillilllnn. r. 22.3 ’ “"‘m’ ”V "17‘4””3 .
William T. Barker, 1'. 22,, Motion bllt‘l‘thNI. ti, .63
,.,,‘,,.,.,,,,,I,,.‘. Patrick Cmnphnll. d. :00
Michael 17. llroderick. 11. 167 WI". 1.. (xvll‘y, r. 311—.
Wilbur Smith. d 1116 Wm. “- H‘m‘» r. v“
Smith O. Kuelor, 1'. 22:1 ““"M‘I' "'“l'mm‘t
Charles Hirinoe. 1‘. 2.“ Joint H. Mt‘Ardiv. d, 31.»:
Illlillril‘imlt or \‘it'l‘llllh. “I“ II‘NCIHIN. "t 3’1“
hamuoi S. Wood. (1, _ 107 Lauren '1‘ ”“3" r. -"
(1'06ng \v Fowler r 2.,5 ill-:itlrl'l‘ithit til‘ \n'l‘tiltu,
' t y 1 u ‘
WWW. \.,,,,.,.,,m,' Wm. J. Wood. 11. .ill
mni” 10"?“th d, 1““ (N‘E‘Jo H. Allfllllfi. 1'. fill)
ileum» ll. Notion, r, 2211 ‘ ‘ ' “V“‘T'm' '
At the town meeting followiuyztho 11.11. 11””: ‘1' 6“"
election. Lawyer llnrt, of Stamford, wan "W 1" Jennings, r, 4‘”
Lit-011511.121; no iioenm, 200, 11 mn-
NEPUBLICAN SWEEP IN WILTON,
the Entire Tickei‘Eiected by an Average .Njilfi
ily oI flirty.
The Republicans nwupt everything be.
fore them in Wilton, the average major—
ity being sixty. The total number of
votes cost was 2115. The result follows:
~ Congressman Hill's Opponcnilleleated In New .
”ll llliljoriiy of m-ltlltty iivo forthtl Repub-
nutter-trail,
Josiah Gilbert, r,
GWKGW Godfreya,
Sherman Morehouao. d. .
John Gorhum, 11,
rows 0min.
Henry E. Chicholltor, 1',
William A. J. Hubbell, d,
ransom, .
George F. Brown, I.
Samuel G. Lockwood, 11,
common.
Robert W. Keeler, r. ..
Truman Smith, d, 1‘
BOARD or REGISTRATION.
George W. Ogden, 1'.
John B. Sturuos, d,
Marne ius Green, d,
John Lockwood, d, ’
110.1111) or REIJJ'J’,
Arthur N. Benedict, 1',
Samuel B. Middiebrooh, r,
Joel Godfrey, (1,
John Ii. Sturgeil,
comrrauldoi.
William Freydcr, r, ”
William H. Paddock, r,
Gilson W. Jennings, r,
Willis R. Belts, 1',
Frederick Meyer. 1',
Morris G. Buttery, d,
Charles E. Morris, 11,
David H. Vunllosear, d,
Thomas Tryer, Jr., (1,
(111.1511 JURORS,
Samuel 11. liiiddlebroolr, r,
Ezra 1’. Benin-til, 1',
Charles W. Knapp, r,
Daniel C. Hogan, r,
Sherman Morehouso, Jr., 11,
Joseph F. Godfrey, d,
Rufus ll. Rusm 11‘, d,
Wilbur Sturges, d,
sellout. \‘lsmlur,
I) it id F. Hurlbuit, l,
HorntoS Reynolds, (1
.11 trirolt,
Charles W. [101 ton 1,
GeolgcC. M. Gregory, (1,
SENATOR HOULIHAN TURNED OWN.
town tor Town Clerk.
111 \l wtowu, Michael 11101111111311
tatltiidate for town clerk on the Demo.
t-rntic ticket, who to Congressman Bill’
opponent. in the hearth district, was do~
tented by a majority of two. Funk .
Wright was the Citizentl’ can iidate.
He received 35:! votes; Honlihan, 350.
This wipes out :1 Democratic majority of
ill, which Mr. Honlihnn received for
state senator in Newton in 1892. The
0 fly candidate on the Citizens’ticket who
was not elected was W. J. Beecher, the
instigiltt it of i he titol'i‘uwut. The Citizens
will 0 lrry the t1 .trngainst‘. Mr. Houlihuu
into thel coilgre. slitultl fight byendorslus
Mr. Hill
Republicans Carry Stamlord by Storm.
Because of the great 111110111160! pust-
illg and >t-rateltiug in Stamford the
count ltzttl not bwn completed when The
Sentinel Wt'llt to press this morning. It:
was evident at that time that the prin-
cipal candidates on the Republican tic-
kut llntl been elect, ‘d by the unprecedent-
(‘il plurality it} about. 1,000. There were
two Dt‘llliit‘l'll it' Ilt‘la'i‘lrl in 1.110 field—l
i'op-it'rnt :tlltl lliioltl iitikltl. The town
went tlvt-rwlteitnlllgly for license.
Oilnhury Elects Two Democratic Selectmen.
'I‘Wn Di‘lll'H’l'JlIC h‘t‘li‘i’lllll‘rll, Alexander
'l‘nrlivr and l’. '1'. Alexander, the prudent
iltvutulmllts. worn t li't‘lt'll in llnnbnry by
m joxitiwllfovrr 1310 voice The Re-
publican Illi‘lltlit‘l‘ of the Board in Lowitl
ltt-wl. I‘lh-Ht’lltlittl' ilrolul won the do-
Iiitlli'tli'llllilltlllli‘. .ill the others, with
the 0.361311) i-nl of Hill? arise our. worn R1
Illlllllt‘ull. 'I'lit‘ Ili‘i‘llnii qttustloll With not
wind on.
Scratching and Posting in Greenwich.
in (lm-nwielt thorn W118 110 much ’“
writtl'illtlu lltlll eliciting that the vote!
“'1‘!" not counted until :2 o'clock thll
morning. 1m IIlti general ticket there In
lit‘illlii,tliI-I1Htli.:ll tlvo ”01110611"le select»
1111‘” were I’il‘i’Il‘ll,
[ll‘rtiivtllll unpupuluriiy of one of the
Republican 11011111119011.
License Non Celebta‘e.
When it became known that the MN:
of Norwalk hlld none for 1100111111. A. 11.,
1611001031 hit; mortar was primed into
cervical. It With taken up town bonsai
hill where an entitltnitultio crowd tired I
it little of one hundred 11111111
Ridgeiieid Republican by 150 loyalty.
in llidlrelit-lli the average Republic“
ttrtljuriiy for it“ oilicura won 160.
wa~w~w
in Other Towns.
Fillrilold went Iloylulllicnn and 11* ’1
ounce; Htraiftmi.lteputillenu and 1100!!“
Monrmdtopnbliwn and license; M
ltoptllvlivnn;N nw Foil-field, 10011611116011
I Daniel (initially was refused a will!
the Norwulk city 1101111 on item
of having recently moved to Refilling;
t
on account of Chit .
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