Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1889-10-08
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The general Democratic ticket was elected
by 10 majority, but Charles O. Hemingway
ran away ahead of his ticket, being elected
by SO majority. His competitor was Calvin
Kirkham, who succeeded Mr.. Hemingway as
postmaster. Mr.. Hemingways many friends
are justly proud of his leading his ticket by
so large majority.
Es az as sS gave ss votes against the amend
For license co.
Against license 60.
Treasurer elected Ebeneser Gilbert, Dem.
~; Assessors Charles L. Davis. Dem; Edward F..
Thompson, Rep.
In Madison.
MADISON, Oct. THE vote on the
amendment here stood no rs, yes 4S. The
Democratic vote here for town officers ranged
from A to 81, the latter, the highest, being
for J. Myron Hull for town clerk. The Re-
publican vote ranged from "a to 107. The
Republican ticket was elected and was as fol-
lows:
For selectmen-John Il. Megs. Joel M. HILL
For Town Tressurer-C. Henry Whedon.
For Treasurer of Town Deposit Fund.-. Henry
For Fer Agents Of Town Deposit Fund.-; Sherman
Bartlett.
For Board OF Education, for Three Ysars-James
L. Parker.
Far Asssa 81 %si s, Charlie,
For Grand Jurors-J. willis Tucker. washington
For Auditor Of Town Accounts-Joseph d. Kel-
sey.
Jason Dudley, Democrat, was elected
selectman and A. B. Scranton, Democrat,
assessor.
In Southington.
SouTHINaToN, Dot. TN to-day's election
the following votes were polled:
Prohibition amendment-Yes2 ss, No s54.
License-Yes Gas. No 45i.
Consolidation ofschool districts-Yes 1885, No $40.
An unusually large vote was cast for town
| meeting. The entire Republican ticket was
| elected. Sslectmen for the ensuing year are:
| w. 8. Plumb, A. n. Lewis, G. F. Hamlin.
| The new ballot worked we'll and the voters
| seemed well satisfied with it.
| Ansonia Republican.
| ANsoNIA, Oct. Tho first election of the
| new town of Ansonia was held to-day. The
secret ballot system worked to charm. The
/ following tlcket was elected:
Town clerk-Reuben H. Tucker.
Tax collector-A. E. Hull.
Town treasurer-F. n Drew.
| Selectmen-Jcnah g; Plat, E. W. Webster.
School visitor,-1; 9. Terry, G. E. woodcock.
| Assessors1C; H; stilson, Robert Hoadley.
| Grand jurors-C. A. Kehr. Luke Tiffany, t. W
| Board of relief-H. @. Spencer. James Pember
Regstrar-Theodore Manyille.
Croftop, Henry Jordan.
| The above is Republican with one excep.
| ton. The vote on the amendment stood 867
| against to 214 in favor of it, At the town
l meeting held this afternoon in the skating
| rink the annual salaries for the town officers
were fxed as follows: Selectmen $500; >towr
| agent 500; town clerk 5000; assistant towr
| clerk 500; town treasurer 500; board Of
relief, $40 each member; registrar 500; as.
sstsnt- registrar $50; assessors 500.
| 1t was voted to lay tax of ten mills fol
4 the ensuing year.
Derby Democratic.
DERRY, Dot. THE following ticket
Democratic with but one exception, was
elected for the town of Derby in the election
to-day:
observation-disclosures s. Chafee, D. NJ Bassett
Town cisrs@paniei e. Mcmahon.
Ass OF GosSn Charles A Pratt
/ Auditor-G. N. johnson.
The vote on the amendment stood, SIS
against and 145 in favor.
At the town business meeting held THU
afternoon It was voted to lay 10 mill tax.
Charles E. Bunnell, the moderator of the
meeting, while making decision at his pc
sition at o'clock, fell to the floor in an
epileptic at. A physician was sum moned
4 and in o short time Mr.. Bunnell was able tt
proceed to his heme.
The Result In Huntington.
SHELTON, Oct. TAT the election of the
town of Huntington, held to-day, thu
straight Republican ticket was elected. l.
Tomlinson was elected town clerk, collector
and treasurer, S. T. Palmer and S. B
Brownson seleotmen, and D. T. Beecher anG
d. A. Nichols assessors, and A. B. Rugglei
auditor. The vote on license stood: For
l67; against, 1913. The voting on the amend
ment was rather close, 1t being defeated
however, by m ajority of 40.
In GuiIford.
Guilford voted "a majority against the
amendment and SS majority for no license.
MiIford.
Milford voted 169 majority against tn,
amendment.
On Grand Avenue.
John F. Stanley, for eleven years with f
J. Stanley. the dry goods dealer, will owl
one-half Of the new building which he and
Clerkin & Mcdonald are erecting on Grand
avenue, on the site of the old machine shor
| racentlv torn down He vill occunv ths