Morning journal and courier., 1890-10-07

ocrats, Charles Mclean, Theo. Lang.
ward A. Couch, i r.; Barlow House, r.; Roger
Hall, D.; Edward Knowles, D.
Auditors: Benjamin l. BunneI R.; Arthur N.
Babcock, D,
I'm NIeriden.
MERIDEN, Oct 5.-The democrats car
ried every district in Meriden at the town
election with an increased majority, Bevins
for selectman, getting 518 majority against
year ago. The total vote was 500 less
than last year. The prohibitionists polled
105 votes against 100 q year ago. License
was carried three to one.
The same condition of affairs existed
here few years ago, when the town went
November the tables were turned and the
republicans won.
Seymour Goes Republican.
SEYMOUR, Oct. 6.-The town went re-
publican by about the usual majority. The
| total vote was 415. The republican ticket,
elected, is as follows:
Town clerk, s. Hart Culver.
Town treasurer, H. A. Rider
Selectmen, Robert Healey, Mark Lounsbury.
| Assessor Ashbel Storrs.
School visitors, E A Rngg, T 7. - Jam nes;tn
Collector, c. ]. Atwater.
Auditor, H. 8. Halligan.
Registrar of voters, 3; J; Spencer. WILSON
W. n. storrs Constables, Michael McNerney, =.
| D. Adams, W. T. Lanyon, George 81 Washband.
elected, and D. M. Belts is the democratic asses
| sor elected.
The democratic ticket nominated was as
| follows:
Town clerk, v. H. .McEwen; selectmen Carlos
| Even; assessor David Belts; school board H N.
Eggeston, R. G. Graham; registrar of voters, An
RI fs shsna 3ho@as John
CHER; constables Harris B. Munson, David Tuck
er, William E. Colt Gustave j. Faoer' John
Seymour voted Al in favor of license.
Clinton Goes Republican.
| CLINTON, Oct. 6.-For first selectman S..
| S. Wilcox, ind, was elected by three votes;
Marshall johnson, r, second and Henry
| L. Wellman, +, third. This gives the re-
| publicans the board.
Daniel w Stevens, ind, was elected town
clerk.
I'm southingtOn-A Light Vote, but
ga.
| SourH1NGToN, Oct. 6.-The ballot law
gave good satisfaction in yesterdays cleo
ton, and the work of voting progressed
smoothly. The vote cast was light, the
highest republican vote being 407 and the
democratic ST.. License prevailed by a
vote of 40 to 248 for no license. Consol-
| idation of the school districts was defeated
| by a vote of 396 10 1913. The entire repub-
ican ticket was elected, and Mr.. G. f.
Hamilton, who has served for some time
as third selectman on the democratic side,
was defeated by Mr.. Thomas Scanlon.
| There was an unusual amount of scratch
ing and the air was full of "pasters" All
the following were elected:
For town clerk, Charles D. Barnes 407.
For town treasurer, Charles D. Barnes
For WhsatSn Plumb Augustine
For board of relief, Bennett Lewis, Martin w.
For eonstsbies. Thomas F. Egan. William F.
Tones, Charles W Dntson, Charles H Tolles; =,
9s KTe W1ea s aoaa frederick
For school visitor, Stephen Walkley, Solomon
For registrar of voters, William L. Ames, Anon
For school fund treasurer. Charles D: Barnes.
For auditor of town accounts, Edwin P. Hotch-
kiss, N. A. Barnes CD.
The Result i'm North Haven-Repub-
licans Win.
The vote polled at the town election in
North Haven was larger than that polled q
year ago. There were three tickets in the
field and the republican ticket was success
full by a majority over the democratic
ticket ranging from five to forty-fve. L.
P. Tuttle, candidate for town clerk, receiv-
| ed the largest majority. An attempt was
made to elect F. E. Jacobs, democrat, first
selectman over r. T. Linsley, republican,
and to elect futile, prohibitionist, assessor
over Alfred Lane, democrat. Mr.. Linsley
was elected by five majority and Mr.. Lane
cast thirty-one ballots. The principal
officers elected are: Town clerk, L. P.
futile; selectmen, R. F. Linsley, F. E.
Jacobs, E. G. Warner; assessors, L. j.
Fowler, A. A. Lane; treasurer, F. H.
| Todd registrar of votes, E. d. S. Good
year; board of relief, E. M. Hemingway,
II. D. Todd and H. F. Potter.
| THE TOWN MEETING.
| L. B. Thorpe was chairman of the town
meeting to-day. A tax of 10 mills on the
dollar was voted, and R. w. Smith was
the lowest bidder for the privilege of col
Letting the tax The meeting also voted
to refund to L. A. Brockett $3.50 stolen
from him while tax collector fourteen years
| ago. Several important votes in regard to
the public schools were also passed. II
was at late hour when the meeting adj
journed.
Mr.. Tina Ball will be ninety one years OF
age in few weeks. He was present a
the town meeting to-day and voted the
voted at every presidential election since
he became of age in 1921.
Milford.
Milford went democratic yesterday &C
cording to her annual and happy Gus
tom. The democratic majority is about Ga
Madison Republican AS Usual.
MADISON, Oct. 6.-The republican ticke
was elected to-day, excepting town clerk
The republican ticket, with votes, is as fol
lows:
For town clerk, Henry B. Wilcox o..
For town treasurer C. Henry whedon.
For treasurer town deposit fund, C. Henry
| whedon.
For agents town deposit fund, Elliott B. Fielt
| 127, Leverett F. Wheaton 127, Francis A. Kelse,
For constables j. Samuel Scranton, Frank c
For registrar of voters, William B. Cramptol
1913.
For board Of education, for three years, james
A. Gallup, 11S.
For 81 P sss s Isl Buell.
| Charles Smith, 1877.
| For grand jurors, George M. Champion, 132
| Washington BRISTOL, 1877.
For auditor Of town accounts, Joseph D. Kel
sey, 1877.
For town clerk ]. Myron Hall, democratic
received 81 votes. William H. Petrol il
elected selectmen, and Alfred B. Scran
ton, democratic, an assessor. The prohi
bitionists ran ticket which polled from !
to votes per candidate.
Russian Hebrews Dance.