. - - ' _ , . , _ ~ 3 . ' 1 12' ASGOMATEO mass news FROM “coursing m: WORLD av A spscmnwme A160 00]: own OPERATOR. 1111110 l ESTABLISHED 1870 0,5,. 1. em, a“, 5m, Entered st the South Norwolk Post- SOUTH _N0RwAL1_<I.IIiEONN., ,1 TUESDAY, NOVEMBER 3, 1914- SWEE Generally fair tonight and Wednesday TWO 021117715 r HILL GOES B Repubhcans Elect Ent1re / \J :'\ great Republican victory with practically a clean sweep i111 t‘onnecticnt, was indicated in the returns received at the Sentineli office from nearlv every 101111 in the state early this evening. 1, ll1e landslide was not confined enthely to Connectic,ut but from e\ or; center of importance throughout the.cou11t1'y came the same news——-g're'at gains for the Republican party, and am ere losses for the Democrats. This came about largely through the failing oil of the Progressive vote of two years ago: the mom-I bers of that party going back ,to their original love. As the election extra of The Sentinel goes to p1ess, thci count of the mic in Norwalk is still in provress and will not be; completed until after 111id11igl1t. Indications are that there is a' safe_Republiea11, majority, and that the ticket here was fully as suc- eesstul as in the other towns of the state Tile results of the vote in the lhird louith and Firth \Vards is given below: THIRD DISTRICT (EAST NonWAthI) United States Senator: Simeon E. Baldwin. D 204; Frank B. Brandegee, 329 , Representative in Congress Jeremiah Donovan, D. 213; Ebenezer Hill, R., 333 Sheriff: William Vollmer, 1)., 284; Simeon Pease1 R., 279. . Governor: Tingier, 200; Holcomb, R.. 336: Fisher, Pg” 33. Lieutenant Gomnor: Landers- D, 201; Wils'on R 335: Butterworth, Pg, 32. Secretary: Phillips D.,218;Bu1'ncs, D., 315: Roszelle, Pg., 35. Treasurer: Roberts, D.- 202; Chamberlain R., 331; Hoadley, Pg., 33. Comptroller: Dunn D. 198; Webster R., 3293 Jackso111Pg.,35. 1Attorney General: Mellonough, D., 191; Hinman. R., 303; Light, Pg., 74. Senator: Hanford Pg, 31. , Judge of Probate: .,,, Gregory 844. . V ' ' Representatives: Darin. D., 199; Keogh D.. 254; Tristram R., 301; Hegeman. S. Weed, D.. 210; Bishop. R., 323; Richardson, 290; Fielding, Pg., 74. , . FOURTH WARD. "' i U. S. Senator: 5. Baldwin, (1., 245; Brandegeo R. 270; Smith Pg., 12. Congressman: ‘,Donovan D. ,;256 Hill., R. 268; Shepord- Pg, 17. Governor: . ,, l‘ingier, D, 243; Hlolco111b,R., 273; Fisher, Pg., 11. ' Secretary: , Phillips, D1, 246; Burnes, R 212; Roszeile, 10.. Lieuténsmt Governor: ' ... ...; . finders. D.. 241; Wilson, R., 271; Butterworth, 11. f TreaIuror: “ ,‘T. Roborts,D., 236; Chamberlain,R.. 267, Hosdley, P., 10. if Pomptmller: .l 2' 901111.11. 243; :Webster R, 273; Jackson, P., 10. : . " IAttomoy-Genonl: , fl , 1.. .11 , McDonough, D.. 241; Hinman, R..-267; Lixl1t,.,P.. 17..“ . Sheriff: V. Q E ’ 1701111161, 11., 275; 1267.66.11.246. .1 u 3.; V .....- 1.. Magi; 1 senator: . . .2; .. . “' 19760811., 2.541; 13161101534268; Richardson, 1’., 81. , ; _.:.§ fill-1* J Judge of Probate: . . I , .. V 1 1: WW1“? ' 1- 111.18 '. the its... 'Hoprueiitlllvoh: 11.11.11, 11.. 257; Keogh, 11., 246; 'l'rlsirsm. 11., 268; nesemu. R. 268- ,p 1 '1 a", spins," PinlIDIl Hut-unpast- TWenty- sixth District. ‘1, 1; Warner, S. I... 1“." Ropmmta'tlve in Congress Governor: Tingier D.. 58; Holcomb R.. P., 1. Secretary: ' P1111111... 1).. 61; S. L". 1. , Attorney General: ’ McDonough- '1, 50; Hinman _ chester, P., 2. .s‘Iet-ifi. . v P. 2. Judge of Probate: Gregory 251. Representative: 1 Representative. - R- 757 Burnes, R., 171 the Completed Until That Both Representahves Are Elected. Senator from the 1W, 1...... . D'onvan. D. (18. Hill, R.. 160; Shepard, Pg.. 9: Prv,bor l75 ........ .13. II. , » 1 Win“ 9 1 ;Fi_s_l1_er. Pg., 11: l i ii... 1.’ Griffin, : R'oszelle. Pg, 10: Sherman. degee,2 ’.~ R., I59:__Ligl1t, Pg., 33; ‘Man- Voiinier, D.. 1116: Pease. R., 133; chsev. P, 3'. ' Senator: .Weed, D. 72, Bishop. R.» 162; R1chardson, Pg._1o; Bedient, Q.§§VA.OVIII‘OCOOCU_I £04 - s ’lristra111,R.,174»Hegeman,R4163: Keogh 77; Dann,6o. SECONDI DISTRICT. cononsssmn, FOURTH 1ols'rmc'r Following IS the incomplete vote for Congressman; I l " Brandegee. 106; Smith. 1 \ The Democratic justices of the peace received between 53 and 60 votes each- and th Rpublicans averaged 175 each. Dann, D., 605; Keogh, D., 715; Tristrarnv R.. 788; Hegemun, . 71111.1 Donovan, d Shepard. p Béthel 268 216 ' 174' ‘Bndseport ............7,465 6,373 9—_ 31601111616 105 71 .- 'Dnnbury 1689 2,053 155 oat-ten 32,2~ 230 ... .20 Easton.......'...V....A..,-.-............. .. .N '2'? “- Fairfleid 556 331 '15 12 ‘ Greenwich ... ‘ ‘ _ liuntington ...”........1............ ,. « 15;; _MOI"‘0VB own-q "'1 6'. . 1 - . a. r. n . . . . . . .. a. ’ ~ - ‘ 1161101116511; '. (f; -.‘ .NewFsiriie‘ld ..... » ------ ' 9'. ‘Li Newton": ‘...'.......'.7. .1_.-..«......... 259' '85! .’ 1 8 11.16.11 ............ .. '3'. nodding. 166 ' 73137: 18 ,miiuiisld 303 ............ .186 ... . "16 Sherman ......V....... .. ‘ 71“. i. “‘7; 31611116111 . ... ..2526.~---'-~ "2.165 ‘ "901 strntlol'd " , ‘ “3% ' Trumbull ..1......................... 1:; . I '3‘“. " Weston . ... 77 '. .99 , j-‘f WWW“ .‘II-IllIOIOI‘|IIOC.DQICIto. ‘3‘“ 1'“ 2861-1. .- To CONGRE of the General Assembly. The Count of the Vote of Norwaik Will Not Mr. Hill’s Message 'ight, but the indiCations are} Hubert THE 1707211111 CONNECTICUT. SOIUTHINGTON —— Baldwin, Brandesee. 038 Smith, 37. Tingier. 370; Holcomb, 710; Fisher, 82. Dolley. 627; 30. 430; bonergnn, 453; Duffy, STAliFORDqBaidwin. 2,160; Bran- .525; Smith, 95. 'l‘inzler, 2.;140 “Holcomb 2,5147:th- er, 94. Donovan, 2,165: Hill. 2528; 11rd. 90. CHAPuN—Bnldwin. 16; Brandegee. 64; Smith. 2. / Tlngier. l9; Holcomb. 62; Fisher. 1. Malian. 0; Freeman. 49. I ‘ NORTH BRANFORD—Baldwln. 35: .. Tlngier, 36; Holcomb. 108: Fisher. 1. Reilly. 36; 'l‘ilson, 108; Smith, 1. RIDGEFIELD-Baldwin, 189; Brande- seo, 311; Smith, 8. Tingier, 188; Holcomb, 311; Fisher, 6. Donovan. 186; 111111.303; Shepard, 16. NOR'FDLK-«Boidwin. 181; gee. 1172 :1 Smith; 6. ,Tingler. 177; Holcomb, 176; Fisher. Brande- 6. 1 Kennedy. 176; Glynn. 178: Wall, 5. sHARON—Baidln. 125; 207; Smith. 32. Tingier, 122; Holcomb. 211; Fisher. Brandegee, 4. . Kennedy, 122; 0171111, 222; Wall, 4.‘ TORRlNGTON-—Baldwin. 912; Bron- degee. 1514; Smith, 226. Tingier, 894; Holcomb,1,;538 Fisher. 217. Kennedy, 879; Glynn, 1,507; Wall, 211. BRIDGEPORT '-— Baldwin, 'Brandeseo, 7.568; . Tingier‘. 6.247; Holcomb", 7,.700 ‘congressmsn: Donovan, 6.373; Hill. 7.465.1- “sherir-v611mei-I,d 6,,557 Poise, r. _7. 567. ' 6.231; Anbovnm—namwin. 26: small- see, 49; Smith, 3. 1 Tinxior, 26: 116111611111. 50; 191...... 1. .. Mullen. 2,6; IFroeann. 511Dnhtels. 1. 1_ WAMDNf-Boldwinfi 36; 30.0, 51; 8mith.2 . ' Tingier, 31: 7111111101115. 52; Fisher. Io. Kennedy. 80'; Glynn. 54; 97611.1 ,m'r rims “”nsnwn aniline. I111; 6161111.}. Shep- . _ win, D, 2,;451 Brandesee, R, "Smith. Pg, 357; Flatt, Pro. 197; Spies. ' ' Pg. 316. Brando " Smith. pg. 130; Plan. pro, 35:801011. ..‘11 Fisher, pg, 237- 61-11115. pro, 19.”- 1‘79; ' ' Through the Sentinel Hon. E. J. Hill received the returns at the Norwalk c1115.! When his election became assured he made the following state? ment to The Sentinel: I 1:, “At this hour 9 p. 111., the returns show a. plurality of 2,093 ‘ for me with thry indicatiOn oi ultimately becoming between 3,000 and 4,000. Indications are that the entire state ticket, in- . ‘ eluding United States Senator Brandegee, is elected, without 9 break anywhere. Conecricut has redeemed itself and gladly can: tributed toward making Congres Republican and bzringing biIVok‘ Republican prosperity to the nation and putting a stop on Donio—I “ erotic extravagance.” v . ' mater, 7' ' . ll ‘ Lonergan. 84: Oakey. 108; Dni'ly,4 Baldwin, d. #2367; Brandegee. 1'. 8.11 For Governor. Tingier, d, 2.5 IllDDLEBU-RY—Bnldwin. 31; 8160- Holcomb, r. 3,138. 1‘ degee. 74; Smith, 4 . ' Progressive, 161. Tingier. 30; Holcomb, 76: Fisher, 2. For Congress: Democrat. 2.904;?”- Kennedy. 35; Glynn. 74; Wall, 2. ipubiicnn, 3,006. g i : Vote for lieutenant- governor: Ia- 9,. Hm ’ders. a, 2,644; Wilson, 1,3145 natur- ' _,worth pg, 178. For secretary of state: Phillips, I2,;659 Burnes. r, 3,133; Rossolls, 78. COLEBROOK-‘Bnidwin, 42; degee, 47; Smith. 5 Tingier. 43; Holcomb, 72; Fisher, 52. Kennedy. 54; Glynn, 71; Wall, 5, WATERBURY—Congressman: Wil-l For treasurer: liam Kennedy, 263 plurality over Chamberlain. 1'. 3,155; James P. Glynn. r—Kennedy. 4,552; 179. 1 Glynn, "'89 ' For comptroller. Dunn, d. 2.5.4" i For governor. Tingier, 4.463; Hoi- Webster. 1'. 3149 Jackson. pg, 180. comb. 4.344. Tingier's plurality. 119: For attorney general McDonoullI. Vote for sherifl: Hugo, d. 4335;.41'3613‘9 Hinmsn, 1'. 3.143 HEM. II. Geddes. r, 4.521; Schneider. pg, 300.- 1.88 , Geddes' plurgiity, 186' ' For sheriff: Democrat, 2.785; Reno?- lican, 3.;107 Progressive, 137. Roberts, :1. 2,609" Hoodley, fl. oosnEN—Banwm,’ 52; Brande'gue. 68; Smith, 10. 1 Tingier. 58: Holcomb. 74; Fisher, 9 emsrou-naidwin. 1,084; Brenner “gee. 56: Smith, 101. Kennedy.I57V; Glynn. 08: Wall. 10. Tingier. 1. 054, Holcomb, 1.000: t1 . , — ‘ Fisher 111. HAMDEN-Baidwin, 299 ; Brande ‘ gee. 434. Smith,112. 8Eioonergan. 1,136; Oskey, 961; Dull}. Tlngier, 209; Holcomb, 472'; Fisher, ' 107' NE“ HAVEN. «Congressman Rollo Reilly, 316; 'I‘ilson, 439; Henderson, l5 loses his own town Madden.) 89 ’ 102 votes, making his defout by . ... ' son,R likely. 'l‘ilson ran strong in . WESTBROOK—Bsidwln. 55; Bran- \' e w Ivlaven, Idesee, 115;, Smith, 2' 1 Early returns indicate' hesvy Ito'- ! “mien-62; Holcomb, 117; Fisher. " publican gains over 1912 and Damn» ”mm ”2‘ new” "9' 'cmnc losses. The drift is deer _—_— ton ards re election of Senator ‘3, MIDDLEFLELD—Baidwiu. _31; Bran- 'gee over Governor Baldwin, and degeo,113 31:11:11.3. 1tion of Holcomb tor governor. Tingler, 19 Holcomb. 118' “She“ 1publiean state ticket follow: .7911 10 ' , Holeimb closely Republican . Malian, 2.0; Freeman, 122; Daniels,0 . are evident in Congressional NEW erAiN, Nov 3—For led- "i is 3581' BEACON FALLBE-Dnldwin'. 1. 'Brnndegee. 77; Smith. 2. Tin '38: Holcmob, 81; Fishre, 4. Kg 52; Glynn, 71; Wall,I1. 5011.; 60; Warner. Soc. Labor, 40. For Governor: Tingier, D, 2,421: Holcomb R. 3,;652 Fisher, Pg. 386;, Griflin. Pro, 183; Beardsley, Soc, 53; Weiis1180. Lab, 41. » ' For CongressnFirst District: Lon- ! organ, D 2 502; Oakoy. R. 3,482; Dutiy,Ie CHESHIRE. -Baldwln, 125;II desee. 203; Smith. 4. ' IITingler. 116; Holcomb, 212; ..4 ie IReilly. 116; Tilson. 216; K WATERBURY. —~Complete retum.I Son 4. ”I a 9”“ “WW" 5m- B““‘"“" "52'“; MAxcnss'rnn — Baldwin. ' W nrnndegee, 4'2" l'Brsnduee 1068. Smith. 118. Tingier. 830; 11611-611111. 1615. M or. 158. Louergau. 826: Onkey. 998; m ...»... .... llllilRlDENwFor U. 8. Senator. 11019228: Wilmer,- soc. lab. 18. ‘Boordsloy. 1100. 23211170111 096.1011 18. . ' . NEW VOIIK “ATE. , . 1101111., N. V'Y.-¥Tlie our 07 Rome
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