b .,_ ' VOL. VIII. No.1992 NOEWALE: CONN. WEDNESDAY MORNING, NOVEMBER 9,1898. PRICE ONE CENT, ‘ .. ‘ 3" ".v a . r I LIGHT LENDS HIMSELF TO THE DEFEAT 0E H 8 iii K K. hills iH KKJGH KKK HIS REPUBLICAN COLLEAGUE. THE LAST OF SOUTH NORWALK. AFRAID TO GO IT ALONE, JOHN LIGHT SEEKS DEMO- CRATIC ASSISTANCE. If): HILL EASILY DEFEATS LYMAN. “1 . ...~... __ “am”...— . 1 1“ Mill”. Kill l . .._....mru-u— ‘f‘. ,\ \l \\\ \ I South Norwalk has succeeded in defeating J. Belden Hurlbutt, Nor- walk’s candida t: for 1- pr sentative. The credit of l\ r. Hurlbutt’s defeat lies at the 'cToor of John Honey Light, the South Norwalk “ Boss.” From now on it is s the to assert that John H. Light will never again allow his name to appear upon a Republican ticket in the town of N orwalk. He loaned himself to ‘the defeat of I -4..-...-__.~_.....__.__.. \ . --I"“.’!lllll‘ T 1.. - ' . 3‘I'Illliilhlin\. A m" ' » x . ’his Republican olleague, and will go to Haatford without influence or honor. Light could "mm.- s ved Hurlbutt from the (“my assault made upon him by South NUI'Walk : Ll at he did not shows his r‘eul cluu'amu'. Mr. Osborrmhesuee :iul democratic nominee, when hi . . ttmtion was called to the dirty ciz-rniu r that was coming out, like a :1 ntlem- n, notified the Democrats that if it was circulated h s -r v in“ ”7'41". -.n-v- ..._..............~.~.~.n mixwr- \ . .- ..-~W'vw‘"w~. , 1 ll l The circul r name came off the ticket. was not iss 1'.- . ifow abOu: Liggl t. He knew of the circular. he knew of all. the deals? against Mr. Hurlbutt, but he failed- to assist his colleague. He let M r. Hurl- butt fall withouta word. He will go, to Hartford, butuudtrwhat conditions. Benedict Arnold was a, an'ttfldut he was hon st in his convictibiisi, one duty to perform and that is self preservatiozi. _ . The die is cast. let. South Nor-walk [heed the warning. Of that If the politicians burg ever accomplish any- ahing it will be because this end Of the town is asleep. Vote for Congressman. :1 Fairfield :9 El County. a 3 , maj maj. , Bridgeport, 647 Danbury, 219 Bethel, 143 Brookfield, 25 Darien, 113 Esston, 53 Feirfleld, 163 Greenwich, 170 Huntington, 232 Monroe, 25 New Canaan, 185 New Fairfield, 18 Newtown, 331 l Norwalk, 765 'Reqding, 127 ' Ridgefield, 282 _ Sherman, 69 ' imitators, - 69 Stratford, 225 Trumbull, 59 Weston, 72 Westport, 43 Wilton, 18 i LITCHEIELD COUNTY. : maj. maj. , Litchfield, 133 Barkhamstead, 73. Bethlehem, 2'2 Bridgewater, 59 Canaan, 77 Colebrook, 35 Cornwall, Goshen, 8 Harwinton, 83 Kent, 12 Morris, 9 New Hartford, 50 New Milford, 72 Norfolk, 58 North Canaan, ‘ 35 Plymouth, 165 Roxbury, 34 Salisbury, 109 . Sharon, 16 Thomaston, 101 _ Torrington. 760 Warren, 3 Washington, 32 Watertown, 147 Winchester, 276 Woodbury, 132 , Net Republican majority, 5775 Vote in Norwalk. GOVERNOR. 1st 2d 3d Total Lounsbury, r 915 8.27 328 2070 Morgan, (1 656 349 136 1241 SLoJel, sl 17 39 12 68 Steele, p 8 12 6 26 LIEUTENANT GOVERNOR. Mills, r 909 757 323 1989 Bassett, d 666 418 141 1225 lPatrick, sl ' 17 40 12 69 Wooster, p 8 12 6 26 SECRETARY. Clark, r 910 754 33.3 1987 Fanning, d 666 418 140 1224 Serrer, .91 17 40 13 70 Stanley, p 8 12 6 26 TREASURER. Mersick, r 910 756 323 1969 Ross, (1 666 418 140 1224 Sullivan, 3 l, 17 40 13 70 Beard, p’ ‘ 8 12 6 26 5 COMPTROLLER. - [GI-ant, r 910 7.57 323 1990 "Roberts, (1 666 418 140 1221 'Steigerwald, s l 17 40 13 70 Ingalls, p 8 1-2 6 26 , ATTORNEY GENERAL. .v Phelps, 1' , 910‘ _,._'7’51_ 323 1990 Blydenburgh, d 665 "418' 140 1223 White, 51 17 49., ‘ 13‘ 7o Co lip ' ~ I 6 26 From this tiziie' on Narw.‘ ......... F. .. REPRESENTATIVE IN CONGRESS. Hill, r 892 752 3.18 1962. Lyman, d 635 418 144 1197 Murgatroyd, 51 17 p 40 12' 69 Beach, p 7 ' 12 . 6 25 SHERIFF. Hawley, r 916 728 313 1957 Coughlin, d 634 445 150 1229 Warmuth, SI 17 40 13 70 Davis, p 8 12 6 26. SENATOR. Keeler, r 935 690 307 1932. Richardson, (1 624 473 153 1250 Scheer, $1 16 40 12 68 Fillow, p 7 12 6 25. JUDGE OF PROBATE. Woodward, 1- 930 764 306- 2000.. Keogh, d 632 401 153 1186 Hain, 31 17 40 12 69. Reynolds, p 8- 12 6. 26 REPRESENTATIVE. Hurlbutt, r 982 383. 209 157 Light, 1‘ and d 849 1116 386 2351 Osborn, d 708 777 239 1724 Mills, sl . 17 12 5 34 Fillow, p 8 12 6. 26 JUSTICE OF THE PEACE. J. Belden Hurlbutt, r 1555 Orlando P. Dexter, r 1411 William N. Simone, r 1408 Edward M. Lockwood, r 1398 Oscar W. Raymond, r 1411 Frederick A. Hill, r 1397 Robert Pearson, r 1406 Charles W. Bell, r 1406 Daniel Dunlop, r 1411 Henry E. Ferris, r 1407 Oliver E. Wilson, (1 709 John J. Walsh, d 702 William F. Mather, d 709 Levi Warner, d 707 John S. Seymour, (1 705 Leo Davis, (1 705 Leslie Smith, d 709 Thomas F. Cole, (1 718 John J. Cuneo, d 701 Edward Barrett, (1 02 A _-_ V- '7 Senatorial Vote. Keeler Richardson 'Westport, 356 302 Trumbull, 181 122 . Weston, I 120 48 Fairfield, 446 301 Strrtford, 386 167 Norwalk, 1932 1250 Keeler’s mijority 1231. ———-—-——-——-‘ O-..—————-———— Wilton. Wilton votes as follows: GOVERNOR. Lounsbury, r 241 Morgan, (1 , 93 _ CONGRESS Hill, 1' __ if; .5; 225 Lyman, d" ”‘4 107 SENATOR. Lounsburf, r 223 Gregory, d _ 107 REPRESENTATIVE. Brown, r ..15 Hubbell, d 121 SHERIFF. - Hawley, r 225 Coughlin, d Stamford. GOVERNOR. Lounsbury, r - 1858 Morgan, (1 1187 CONGRESSMAN. Hill, r 1855 Lyman, d 1187 , SHERIFF. Hawley, r ' 1855 Coughlin, d 1185 Both Republican representatives are elected. A A-‘ .- Darien. Darien gives a Republican majority for Lounsbury of 140. On the repre- sentative ticket Lounsbury, republican, carries the day by 109 majority over New York. 20,000 to-30,006. Quigg is defeated. The Republicans lose every Congress.- man but one below the Bronx. Tammany’s candidate for Supreme; Court runs 71,000 behind his ticket and s defeated by Judge Daily. The legislature is Republican by 44 on joint ballot, and will elect a Repub- ican United States senator to succeed Murphy. Connecticut. Connecticut gives from 15 to. 20,000 Republican majority and electsall. four congressmen. Delaware. 1 Delaware gives a Republican. majority of 1800. Ohio. The Republican majority in Ohio will exceed that given to President McKin- 1ey. Fifteen Republicans. out of the twenty-one congressman are elected. New Hampshire. New Hampshire goes Republican by a. decreased majority. The legislature is strongly Republican. New Jersey. 7 N ew Jersey will stand Republican by five on joint ballot. North Carolina. North Carolina. goes Democratic by the, ususual majority. '— Pennsylvania. Pennsylvania. elects Stone by 100,000 majority. Massachusetts. “j.“ i— ' Massachusetts goes Republican by an increased majority. Michigan. Michigan elects Pingree, Republican governor by 40,000. Kansas. Incomplete returns show little change from the ’96 election. Both Republican and Futionists claim state tickets. Missouri. The Democratic committee claim legislature and all but one congress- man. Maryland. Maryland elects Republican ticket. One congressman in doubt but returns favor Republican. Tennessee. Tennessee goes Democratic by 20; 000. Texas. The Democrats elect 11 congressmen with two in doubt. North Carolina. majority of 30,000 and elects 7 Demo- cratic congress men. Montana. Silver legislature elected and Demo- .cratic congressman. Illinois. Outside of Cook county the Republi- can plurality is 5,000. Entire Repub- lican ticket claimed to be elected. Virginia. ‘ Virginia elects ten Democratic con- gressmeen. ‘ West Virginia. Republicans claim four congressmen and legislature in both branches. _ Kentucky. - Kentucky elects 8 Democratic and 1- Gregory, Democrat. Republican congressmen with 53 in doubt. ‘ Roosevelt is elected governor by from' North Carolina. gives a Democratic « ,~‘i' ..., -.1. 're'
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