noon. About forty l voting were re‘ cit In one how was great ole came to blows and policemen thee ed 3* of the prisoners ,3 hndiy hurt. out saying it would do» so to make the facts ‘ lection day. 3 in muchlnee are in use w east on early volex them . state ticket is heing vot- inning a justice of the court legislature which will out! to finited States Sen- . Platt. The election nl . e iii-at ivoting for con- r we new arrangements New York county. three jus- e Supreme Court are to ho Color, the Democratic candl. so grnor. voted ballot No. 213. iii melanin election district of cloth Assembly District. He ; ’eg that thirteen had ale , u 3f n’uiohtzr lly noon wo-thiids of the registered oen cost. and in mnnv dis- eighty-live per cent of the fluid been completed Tho I the state superintendent of continued to make arrests. winner increased to 132 before cl ding five attaches of a hoe- :ihemocratic captain of on com \ 3 “ lies at noon were moment of on their full party vote even d-- “silk clocking die-3 districte where diaturb- were the exception. in rotor county the northr rn out: (2 city. it ii ht vo was the- ca 5! ioreuoon. ' an perintcndon iii» Ill over the state today. mentions. showed that commute. and ate“ was out. not only in 33 hurl dieiricta as even i . interest up ed 11333321330 contest for where Attorney 3 ”W333“? Republican. I! 330 dent Ind lira. Roosevelt an"; 3 Loch and Janos K. (mole PHILADELPHIA 343nm voters war portunity to cast their ballots hen the nailing pieces on . 3 this morn’in ..Thcre was ahpmntly more interest taken in the election in this; city then had been exported The fiennhilcan workers are“ straining ev- my effort to get out a big vote in? i Philadelphia. n or hihle heavy jattll n . ., state ht large. '3'?!) a no (in here to the six Ropuhll‘ an al candidateh ‘ . ., DOVER." weather greeted the voters in this 3 ' state today. The light tor congress; is almost completely overshadowed by the hot battle for members of the log- 3 is'lnture. who Will have; the selection “ of me United States senators in some sections the regular Republicans. and deoorats are working together against the Addicks or Union Republi cans This in natahly so in Wilming- tori, where the flemocrats have coders. '3 ed amoral regular Republican legisla~ tivé cnndidutes3 PROVIDENCE. R 1. November 3i»- Favored with bright crisp autumn _ weather. election day in this state save every promise that a very large per- centage of the registered voters Would turn out. iln most of the cities the polls Opened between the hours of ti and 7 and on activity was noticeable all along the line. YOUNGSTOWN. 0., Nov. 4—»Weath- or clear and cool. The early vote in; dicsted a good sized vote would he cast interest here is principally con- tered in the 18th congressional cloc- ion CHICAGO not inotwlthotnndlnz a drizlling rain. early conditions lndls 3 outed a-henvy vote all over the city. The chief interest centered in Con- gressman Lorimer at district where on cry effort was made to get out a rec- o'rd vote NEW YORK November 3i-Shooting occurred at one polling place in Brock: in. soon after the voting hogan. “ One man Who wounded and a deputy‘.sher- in Was locked up charged With the shooting. The police say the disturb- ance was canned by intoxicated men VOTED IN OYSTER BAY. Preuident Roosevelt Romaincd in Elec- ‘ non Booth Three Minot». OYSTER ”BAY N Y.. November 4.... Ploeldenl Roosevelt cast his vote in the Filth district of Nahuatl county I led minutes before 11 o'clock. ’ As he turned iron the booth the. resident bald: i‘i have done all icon to now. i have 'performedmy duty and exercised my arrivilege II on American citlxen and I shall now ”you the full returns " It was ions ocloch when the “Wet mg the voting place in I tun drain by I hair of hue. A big crowd Md been waiting hie Irriral for an hour. He VII inland by Aulsunt , 3 In uncle of the proficient. Mr. Room cit can dially greeted down! of hill personal triends Ind Icqoolnnnces in the new Ind then pounded the wide “aim to Either“ I Hall. where the nothing was in progress. The voting pmga hi my over I ilIh m ”in!“ laundry. M , readout Willi! ml waiting on now ‘ loch- W that given It Price a no) on Wooden- common»: I manner. In “found and to MIMI _ , 0:. 0'3. I' I:.. stylish last winter. 7 tor I10. 00 thenwithas 3 A this season' a Cont, style on ' to the last minute Ketled Satin 3 Lining ‘3 . S310. 3030 A- Black Mellon, latest fashion 900 Youths. 15 to 20 years, of use on: get :1 very antiofactory cost at $3.60, better grades at more money. 3 u. Gottlieb, I! North Main sum. ...—”......“ ......"I... ”......n... “We... ADDITIONAL LOCRL NEWS ...—www.- um. Frederick c. H. Carder. oi Liv- 3 ingsion Place is visiting relatives in Cheshire. Conn. Special Ollirsr Frank Raymond is on duty room. at the Second District polls in Franklin street. Schiller Slalom. U. 0.11. BIL. oriil' meet this evening at the shop oi Fran: 7 ' Kocour, to North Mun street William Berry. or Brook!) n. in spending the day the guest or Cliifodr Bailey, who in visiting Mr. and Mn. Stephen S. Hatch. of West avenue. Frank Taylor was arroeted last night on the streets 0! South‘ Norwalk for drunkenness. This morning Judge 'l‘nylor fined him 35 Ind costs and continued the use for one month. ' no be fitted with one or our no: style Overcoate at very reason 3 a‘lile iirijoes. Here are n few of our numbers mentioned: ‘ .Gray with plaid lining, 3‘ ll 331‘“ Dark Gray. raw edge, “48 All col Dark Gray Oxford. ren- uiI'r price elsewhere Ito. our . Ipo'elhl pride, ' Plaid Overcoat. full length made in the hunt style, our Inocial Our “hotter crude: of Qvercosts run- prices cnnnot for the quelll in light lid in lliid ii iii- (luv m «an shin. one viiue for We. John P Sullivan. I tell-known um 3 certalm died yesterday at his home in Stamford after I short iiineu from diphtheria. Ho contracted the din» one “while mhulmihf I child “out I Ieeh ago There will be In apple dumpiinx mi day mouths. 5th int. come one come all Ind onioy yourselves. for this team of name Street chute by the indies. 3A" AOTOR FOUND out). NEW YORK. November MAW: tutor and thatch“ fie VII 39 mm mm . , who. commits. HA1- will an» wamIiteaI. $3.98 3 ‘Certninly‘ replied the lawyer wh ”93 had Just started on a long-winced and ‘ wenryihg argument. “Well. Just remember.’ stud .t judge. that a word to th "5i so is sum- cie'nt "-—(‘hice¢oPo _- ‘ Ouropenlng display at Full Millln~ cry was received with moat gratifying appreciation. We are Iddin‘g daily new and attractiVe designs, including a . splendid collection of outing styles. Connected with large Bridgeport coo inhlishment. Fine goods at Brim. W33 Accudentlnsurance * 3hr pemwlm out 9? write TAYZOR 8, GOLDEN. low MW: 5' mind rs: How chi! ‘ 5 cloths on my pram! income? is easily salon! here. Our date charge system will take 3 Just stop for a moment and (kink: easy weekly payments. East all income. Our Men' .5 and thli’e wort/1y of consideration. Noni! ‘ Prices run as follows: ms sum. from $6 ..98 to
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