Morning journal and courier., 1884-10-07

license by TT majority, and gave 3Sl yeas for biennials and 23 nays. Mr.. Platt, who was left off the Democratic ticket was elected selectman, by help of the Republicans. He served last year very aeceptably to all. dreao interest was developed over the Platt matter and over the license question. The town voted no license year ago, and the past summer no beer or liquor was for sale openly at the shore.
 The Republican ticket in Orange was:Town clerk and registrar of vital statistics, Elisa T. Main; selectmen, 5. l.. smith, Isaac r. Treat; town agent, Samuel L. Smith; town treasurer, D, s. Thompson; collector of taxes, Walter 4. Main; assessors, B. T. Clark, James Graham; board of@rellef, Edward w. Wilmot, Bert T. Miles; registrar of votes, Walter A. Main, I. B. Perkins; consta6les, W. w. Lines, s. s. Hyde, W. W. Clinton, Fl, Wheeler. E. B. Russell, A. L. Main; grand jurors, J. c. Peck, J. c. Coe, H. W. Painter, s. D. Woodruff, w. c. Russell, E.J. Treat.
 WALLINGFoRD.
 The election of town officers in Walling ford yesterday was the principal topic of in terest, but a light vote was boiled. There were a large number of split tickets in the field and the counting was tedious task. The following are the principal officers who were elected: Town clerk, o. I. Mar tin (d); treasurer, William B. Hall; select men, first, E. H. Bartholomew G), second, H.. L.. lector, R. S. Austin (d); auditor, Henry l.. Hall: registrar of births, marriages and deaths, Dr. McGaughey; 335 yes and 90 no on amendment.
 HARTFORD AND OTHER PLACES.
 HARTFORD, Oct 6.-The real contest here was on first Selectman. Winslow (Rep.) was defeated by Fowler Dem.) by over ,00O majority Fowler's majority last year was 45O. The returns show Democratic sweep, with average gain of 250.
 Bloomfield and East Hartford both voted no license.
 The Republican majority in Windham is small, large loss.
 In Norwich the Republican majority is the same as last year. It gave ,506 for amend ment.
 Vernon voted no license and gave Demo- cratic majority.
 New Britain is 100 Democratic, a gain of 200 It gave a majority against the amend ment.
 Stafford voted no license.
 MERIDEN, Conn.,, Oct. 6.-The election to- day was very quietly but earnestly conducted. The vote on the constitutional amendment was 1572, no 249 The Republican ticket was elected by 275 majority.
 MADISON.
 Madison elected the Republican ticket. H. B. Wilcox was elected town clerk, John H. Meggs and Washington Bristol Repub1- cans, and Henry B. Scranton selectmen, C. H. Whedon treasurer, c. T. Hill and T. c. Bartlett collector of taxes, H. 5: Wilcox registrar of vital statistics, W. B. Champion to board of education, D. s. Whedon asses sor and c. Smith, C. H. Redfeld board of relief
 Derby went Republican by 300 majority. The principal officers elected are: For se- lectmen, Robert O. Gates, first selectman and town agent, and H. J. Smith; for treasurer, Charles E. Clark; for town clerk, R. H. Tucker.
 A REPUBLICAN SWEEP IN NEW LONDON.
 NEW LONDON, Oct 6.-The election for town and city officers held here to-day re- suited in a clean Republican sweep, reversing the result of the election one year ago. The entire Republican ticket excepting two minor offices was elected. The constitutional amendment was carried by 748 majority. The town voted for license by majority of 491
 EAST HAVEN.
 EAST HAVEN, Oct 6.-Charles T. fleming way reelected town clerk, named on both tickets L. R. Andrews, 78 (d); Rufus s. A. GranRis, 62 GEthree first named are reelected selectmen; town treasurer, O.. B. Thompson (dem.) received three votes over Augustus Street (rep.) and is reelected; vote on constitutional amendment, yes 63, no 2S. THE RESULT IN BRIDGEPORT, STAMFORD,
 TRUMBULL AND MONROE.
 BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 6.-At Stratford the Re publicans elect their town ticket with the ex- ception of an assessor and the commissioner on Washington bridge.
 In Trumbul1 the Democratic town ticket is elected. The constitutional amendment is carried by 100 majority.
 In Monroe the Republican town ticket is elected. Constitutional amendment-yes 107, no 15.'
 In Eaton the entire Republican ticket is elected by vote of to 1. Majority for con stitutionaI amendment 73
 In this city the constitutional amendment results: Yes 5S4, no 490