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I SOCIETY NOTICES
MAIDNIG DIRECTORY.
58w comldoulcatlcn or Old
St? Lodge. "0.104% F. and A. Md
u; Fraternity yours,
EBOBERT id. WiLcox, Sec'y.
INVITE! NQRWALK BOARD OF
TRADE
Freeman-mellow“ condos.
liloevaldenb—Charlec J. Pldfleon.
5 unwary—Frank w. Hadley,
5, Treasurer—Matthew Barnett}
EVENING SENTINEL TnLE.
‘1 PHONE CADES
. gem—News“ Department
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, lye «Editors Residence
woos—City Editor’ 8 Residence
POPULATION IN DETAIL.
._ The latest information sent out by
the bureau oilthe census is that the
population or th‘eMUnlted States, ex-
clusive of Alaska, Hawaii, Porto Rico
~. and other nonicontlguons. possessions,
consisted in 1190 at 47 222 277 males
and 44, 639. 999 females, or 106 males
to every 100 females in 1890 there
from 1044 males to every 100 to
.vinales. This excess or inside is main-
' ly'due, it is perhaps needless .to say,
“to the extensive Immigration, :1 much
larger lproportlon of immigrants ‘he-
1 males. in the foreign-born white pop-
inflation ther-e‘ are 129.2 malmlto 100
females, whereas the native while
, population shows only a slight excess
. of males, the ratio being 102. 7 to 100.
" In the negro population, males are
' outnumbered by females in a ratio-
of 98.9 to 100.-~Ausonin Sentinel.
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RIGHT TO THE POINT.
“Well street is not milking plans for
_ me," Governor Wilson says. II he is
‘ making his own plans why doesn‘t he
take the country into his confidence as
.. ,ttl’ il'lml they nre‘?~t\'ew York Tribune.
,/ 4..
ll beer were reduced to two cents
a glass there are some men who would
never say another word about the high
cost of llvlng.~—Houston Post.
___...,.
A New Yorker sols he supports it
- tarnlly ot sewn upon ll salary of $10 50
.5 . “a Week and does not need any more
° money. What a pity he doesn't. lie
- could earn it teachl are how to
' Wlivo economically wliolllsvlllo Courier.
, Journal.
4—»
Atlantic Cltv boasts the first woman
oily comptroller in the United States.
" ‘ 1 Women’s “place in the home” hes very
often involvod the control of the nonn—
. ‘V cos. The expansion is logicai.-»fiprln3-
“ field Republiccn.
1.40m; nix wives and they don't know
whethsr‘to try him for blgsmy or vio-
ilation or the Sherman low.~»Washlng~
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THE oil) CREEK.
”Iv-—
The frogs still cry, “Knee deep!
Knee doe-pi"
Among theistarlit pools,
When dim the woodland dreams,
' ‘aslcep, '
And duck its water cools;
The fireflies around its bank of .
ferns
Where in a place no eye discerns
Hang will-o-wisps for lamps;
Enchantment’s host encamps. .
The bats above it go and come
In reeling rigadoons,
While Fifland beats a beetle
drum
0r cricket fiddle tunes; .
And in and out, end all about,
The pixy people dance
To katydid song and green frog
gong
That hold the woods ill-trance.
moon looks,
through the trees
The
As if to heer its calls,
Or with long arms .of light to
seize
Its twinkling water-fella,
With Witch‘ry, who, with foam
white hand,
he shimmering banks between,
Beckons from send to riffled
sand
To something far, unseen.
l
V A ghost that leans beside it
still-—
6
[The phantom of e boy
Who followed once its wildwood
will
‘ With barefoot trodps of joy;.
The soul of hint who yearns afar
To see. in dual: and dew,
ll still it dances ~with the star
Which once his boyhood knew
Medium Cumin. ,
listening,
ll
o
its 17.448. some “Wall in .1002 salve
‘ Virgil 545,022 . .
’srcssionsl lllttl‘ddil give: the ‘ '
‘ HMGM". 5.071.
V V 1810'.
, 55.073; “1160.052; Roosevelt 24. V913.
V Monarch, 2483.
Wright 1668; Daniels 677.
‘ Debs 10.
4“ ”W” 8643“: .5 v ‘. _.
37" ”line, 211': Fifth W
M
Countess: 18.656; Mutual. 11.180‘
74 towns give tor governor: . Bald
will 53 .148; Studio! 43.548; With IS.
Same towns tor president give: Wit;
:94! 50.7031 'Vllflt 44.016; Roosevelt. $9.14
15. ' ,
95 towns for president give: Wilson
For Governor:
Baldwin 556.946;
Smith, 19.442. '
W
, Hammad—vole for president
complete: Wilson, 7474; Tait 0384;
s‘sme towns save
'Studley 47.0184?
Vote for goveruoleomplete: Bald.
win, 8043‘; Studiey. 6062; Smith.1938.
' Consmanian Flrst District-Donsn
gan,57763; Bissau, 4222. ’
Senators elected—First District;
Johnson, 1139001141 District: Hooker
R. Till-rd District. Purcell. D.
Representatives elected: Rollins.
moon and Lawlor. both Democrat».
NORWICH—«Wilson carried Norwich
by 1942; Toll had 1645; Roosevelt
had 707. '
For governor Baldwin received 1.-
945; Studios. 1641‘; Smith, 675.,
For congressmanwolnplete: ‘ Mo-
han 1796; King 1755; Davis 6754,
NORWIOMmplew for president
Wilson, DV1912;Tei’t,R.1645; noose~
volt 707: Ohsdn 53: Debs, 116, Delm-
ar 23.
For GovernOr: Baldwin 19-15;" Stud
iey 16-11: Smith 675; Bassette 54:
Beardsley 115: Wells 22.
For Lieut. Governor: Tlnglor 1917:
Peck 1609; Buttsrworth 678.
:. For Secretary‘oi'flt-ntél SPhllllps 1,.
915; Carlson 1676: Residence. ‘
For Treasurer: Roberts 1913; Holm-
es 1670; Erhe 676.
For Comptroller: Dunn; 1912.
Congress 2nd district: Malian, D, l,~
796; King, ‘R, 1756; Davis, Frog, 674.
Senator 11h district: Avery. 13,1.-
831; Gilmour, R, 1771: Robbins, Prog..
4344.
Representatives elected: ~ John F.
Crane} D; William T. Delinoy
l .-..__. 1 ..
GOSHEN—Wiison had sixty-one
votes; Taft, sixty-child" il’Ooseveit,
twenty=slx.
For dov9m0r~Bhldwlli “hill 84;
Studivy, 73; Smith, 20, and Balsamic.
Drohlblflonlbt, 2.
For congressmen in the Fifth Dis
trlct Kennedy. D. had 60; Bradstreet.
it, 78; Hoedley. gin-03.. 20.
For saunter from the-thirtieth dis
trick—Moors. 1D., had 58; J. M. Wad-
hams, Republican, 83; F. A. Wadhsms
Pro! 16. l
The representatives é‘ected were
George Cook, Republican and Joseph
H.‘North, Denlocmt.
TOBRlNGTONMWllson, and Roose-
velt ran very close in this place, the
former having an even 800 and the
latter 714. Tait led with 1182.
m governor 'Baldwln had "808:
Sludley. 1161; Smith. 702.
WILTON—~Wllson 96 let'lliii; R00
carol! 59, Debs 2.
For Governor: Baldwin had 09; Btud~
ley 167: Smith 4. Beerdsley,2
lFor Lieut. 00v; Tlngler bed 96.
Peck 171; Butterworth, Il3; ‘LoMontc
2. .
, For slate secretory: Phillips bed 97:
Carlton, 171; Rosalie 49; Solomon 2.
For Congreenmen~Donovan receiv-
ed 99: Hill 178; Vincent 32.
For Senator Weed had 96; Mood 170,
Pentecost 34.
Elmer Jackson, Republican, wu also
ted repmontstlvo by 160 votes while
his Democratic opponent, William J
K. Hubbell, received 160. this contest
proving very close
. lWATER'ORDIW 6474391640: VIII-0n
I'M: Till. 185; Roosevelt 110, Child '1,
Governor: Baldwin 137: Studio}; 145,
Smith 97.
“out. Governor.
141'; hummus 00;
“Secretary a”
Burma 140; it is ills. V
Tree-drer‘ Roberts 6: 416111190 1
,, Tait, osmium
NEW CANAAN—dl‘or President:
Wilson, Democrat 254
Tait, Republican 3111
Debt, Socialist ' 4
Chafin, Prohibitionlst 5
Roosevelt, Preventive 139
For Governor.
Simeon E. Baldwin, Dem. _ 925
John P. smiley. Rep. 333
Bunuel E. Beardsley“. Social. 7
Bull ’3. Basset“, Pro. 3
Herbert Knox Smith, Pros. 134
For Representative to Congress.
Jeremiah Donovan, Dem. 205
Ebenezer 1, Bill, Rep. 854
Wilbert Hunter, Soc. .6
C. Whitefield Simousoo. Pro. 3
Samuel E. Vincent, Prog. 1114
' For Senator. -
Hsnlord ,S. Wood, D. 409
Benjamin 11. Mood, Rep. 801
Ernest C. Mailer. Pro.“ it
George F. Pentecost. Prat. 69
Replacements.
. George N. McKcndrlck. Doro. 308
clinics ”W. limo. Rev. 'V 804
Mellon Stillman. Pros. . 102
lower my veins 5V ,
to; minor 214,;
very: or r944" of alleles.
. m finalisin- .
Wilton, Democrat ' '
1011411111. 1911;thth
* 5.4m. Socialist lobar
Rooters“. Preemptive
‘ For Governor.
Ernest C. Fancher, p.
Goose F". Pentecost, pg
For Judge of Probate.
John A. Walsh, 41. 190
John F. Keeling, r, 226‘
Samuel C. lingered“, p, .
Gem 6. 800113141. 118. . 166
Representative.
Jeremiah C. Kllnofellend and ms. 341
VVCVhSVrlea B. Ftich r " V2515
. Justice; of the Peace. '\ 5 5
Abs) Danced 212
Hermann C Fisltman‘n, 41,2.» ‘ 217
Floyd aim-tram, d 241
-mnklhi moms. . ~ ,, 219
F. Milton Smith, r. 250
Pewa.Ctntrell, r, j 248
George W. Sherer, r, 235
Charles M. Richmond, r, 236
T1; NEW . LONDON, «Complete, gives
Tait 1028; Wilson 1672; Roosevelt 530.
NEW LONDONw-Compiete for Gov-
ernor: Baldwin 1650. Studley 1027.
Smith's“ 5
NEW LONDON.-~For Congress 2nd
district complete: Motion 1815; King
1019; Davis. 452
m-
. .r .1 mode of Prohetc.
Booty W. Show?» Dem 1nd R41! 508
, ; Jllcilosnotthe Noe. mm.
as 1. Body, Deni. . 1- : 896.
d Aml Dm. ' i m
John 5 yb‘oerhsllc, Deni. , ‘
Wt Mm. Deni lull! so 4656
ms hummus. Bold. . is
m j hiding: his”
strum ill. murmured. . ' 249 ;
.10th. milder, _ » 1941,.
Samuel E. new», Boo. ‘ . 2'4 7'
311911: 31 MB“. . . . ‘ ,vl
chum 51;. Wells. 802-14414- : L1;
ills-wt Knox smith. Pros. 1‘42
, For Lieutenant Governor. ' .
Lynn ’1‘. Tingler, Dem 222-1
chSI-les s Peck, Rep. ' 212
Robert R. LaMonte, Soc. 21 .5.
John F Shepard, Pro. . 5* ‘ _ 1 “
tlldai‘iln Knapp. Soc. Lab ' 1
Frank S. Butterworth, Pros. . 143
For secretary. "
Albert Phillips. Dem. . 217
Gustaf B. Carlson, Rep. 217,
Esther F.’ Summon, Soc. 27
Theodore T.1Philillps, Pro. 5 1
Emeline! Sherman, 1809. Lab, 1
Edward 'M. Rootelle, prog.‘ 1435 ‘..,
5 I For Treasurer. . 1
Edward S. Roberts, Dem. ' 212
Walter “W. Holmes, Rep. ‘ 2215
Herbert N. ‘Beebe,.,30c. 27
Robert W. Robbins, Prob. . 1
Frederick Feller-man. Soc. Lab 1
Frank J Erbe,Prog.14;l
. For comptroller.
Daniel P. 'Dunn, Dem, 212/ .
Fayette 1.. Wright, Rep. _ '0
Charles T. Peach, Soc. , 27
Edwin (J. Chipman, Prob. 1i
Thomas-Wilkean. s. l. "1?
Herbert o. Daniela, rs 144i
For Representative in Congress. 1
Jeremiah Donovan 41,218}
Ebenezer- J. Hill, 1', “ ‘ « 233i
Robert Hunter, 3, 33',
G Whither-field Simonson, 1). 1%
Harold Pedorson s. i. ll
Samuel El. Vincent. pg ‘ 131i
' For Senior. 1
Hunter’s swims 210
Benjamin ahead, 2', ‘ 220;
"No matter who is“: elected
be “sure" you; attend the
' , ». BIG
Housefumishing
Sale Tomorrow
S2 wo
' of the Best Quality Kitchen
Furnishings
g for S1
That is our easy way of
~‘ VVtelling it
The Basted StOre ~
sear cutaway But-ran. A round .......... _. ...........
scsrrtodmsno. so:
is POUNDS or sueAR roll ...... ..... ......... will
rmcv mime POTATOES, A chx. ..... ......... 22:
WARRANTED FRESH £868, A DOZEN . . 354:
The Great ASzP Tea Company
124 WAIHINGTON IT. SOUTH NOBWALK
Denver!“ an I- n. no It!) p. in.
Tel. No. 696. In. Balm .
5,920: Peck, 4,891: Butterworth, 4,439.! new BRITAIN—4'01 Governor:—
F‘or secretary of state-Phillips, 5; Studley, Republican, carried New Bri-
978; Carlson, 4,070; Romile, 8‘2. tain by 87 votes, \5
For treasurer—Roberts, 5,927; This town gave Wilson 2,237; Taft,
Holmes, 4,687; Erbe. 3.431. 2,379; Roosevelt, 1.438: Gratin, 78;
For comptroller—Dunn, 5,922: Debs, 292, for president. V
Wright, 4.897; Daniels, 3,632. For governor. Baldwin rsn ahead of
Congressman Fourth District—Dom his ticket with 2,;304 Btudloy, 2,291;
oven. 11.5.5421 Hill,R., 4,;862 Vln— Smith. 2,.037
cent, Ping. 3,.208 ~ . - For lieutenant governor Tingle:
Senator 21st Districtwrlewman. D. lull 2,271: Peck, 2,411: Butternut,
2,0'1; Bartlett, 11.,1885; Miller, Pros» 1,.401 ‘
1.,278 . For secretary or state, Phillips ind
Representatives elected: Wilson, 2,29110arlson, 2,.433
D, McMurrsy, D. For treasurer, Roberts received 2.-
Scnatora elected: 22nd District, 266; Holmes, 2.418: iilrbe, 1.402.
McNeil. D., 2.047; Martin. 11., 1,218; For commoner, Dunn. 4|. :iml 2..
Stoddard Prog., 826. 23rd District, 286; Wright, 1-,, 2,421; Daniels, p3,,
Whltcomh, 1,876; Roblmeon. R, 1,343: 2.092.
Fl'eshour. Pica; 1,208. For Congressman in the First Dis-
Senators elected: trict. A. undersea, 4i.. had 2.286; W.
~ 21th district Christsln M. Newman: A. King r., 2.394; G. Warren Doric,
22nd Archibald McNeil, Jr. 22rd, Jon- 1,406.
coil Whltoomb. All Democrats. For senator in the Sixth District
Representatives elected: Lynn w. under: haul 2.468; Towers. in. am,
Wilson: James H. mummy. Both McMillan, “91., 1.197.
Democrats. The representatives elected were
‘ ........_ ~ 5 Mueller and (ll-om, both Repuhilm
BlNMOUIu-The town give. Wilson
002. Toll 414, ancestral timetable 6.‘ WI“ HARTFORD—war (ow.
Dell! 164, soil neither a. . ltllia town gave Baldwin. 823; 8m,
For (inventor: Bulimia 889, Btudley 8605: 51:11:14,161”. in 1910 Bold-ll ‘
364, Smith 1081’ Become 6' muddle: had 681; Goodwln, 373. For m
Mall!- 3. men. Bends-gun hlld 217: Blush. m;
' i
W
Bot Gunmen is the an: coil is”. 204
W
‘mulmlhlllml- 1144441144 3154, ell-sa-
bury by 1,409; rill. 1,041; Wt, ;
”1,174. ' /
For governor, Baldwin lied 3.6m . ,
atua1”'§,14“°yflm“hslso’al ’.
t For delimit, mom he! 1.4 ‘ "
lie, loll 1,414: vino-st, 1.01 .
Whine-mm f“... 2474:1441.”
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