Morning journal and courier., 1891-10-06

the largest vote cast being for l.. P. Tut | tie, town clerk, he having forty-nine | majority over o. s. Todd, the democratic candidate. A large vote was boiled and tickets were so badly scratched that the counters were nearly three hours at this work. The principal officers elected are: Town clerk-L. Peet Tuttle
 Selectmen-Romanta T. Lnsley, Edmund c.
 . Psl~er 1 Alfred A. Lane
 TreasurerNF. Hayden Todd.
 Auditor-S. B. Thorpe.
 The prohibition vote was twenty-seven.
 No vote taken on the license question. THE DAY IN ACKNOWLEDGES REPUBLICAN,. MADISON, Oct. 5.-The following were elected here to-day, all named being repub licans, except where otherwise specified: Town erk-Samuel H. Chittenden. Selectmen-John N. Chittenden, Anson Nor l ton, and Jason Dudley, dem. Town treasurer-C. Henry Whedon. 1 Treasurer town deposit fund-C Henry Whe- Agents. town deposit fund Samuel H. Chit tenden, James L. Parker, Francis A. Kelsey. Bartlett, and Charles E; Scranton, aem. M - 1 John Scranton, dem.
 Board of education, for three years-Joseph l D. Kelsey and J. M Hul dem. l Board of education, for two years-Samuel R. 1 Crampton.
 Assessor-Dwight S. whedon, A. B. Scranton, dem.
 l Board of relief-J. Sherman Buell. Charles H. 1 Redfeld, and E. N. Willard dem.
 ton Bristol and J. N. fl full, H. dem. a'f'''' " ASns Auditor town accounts-Joseph D. Kelsey, and l W. D. Whedon, dem.
 l OVERWHELMINGLY REPUBLICAN,. NoRwALK, Oct. 5.-Unusual interest was taken in the municipal election to-day. The republicans carry the town by an overwhelming majority. The city of South Norwalk is democratic by an in i creased majority over last year, and the borough of Norwalk, usually democratic, was captured by the republicans, they los ing only the collector and one of the six burgesses, winning by an average majority of 30.
 NO LICENSE IN WILLIMANTIC.
 WnL1MANT1c, Oct. 5.--The annual cleo tion of Windham resulted in no-license being carried for the first time in fourteen years, by majority. The democrats elect their town ticket by an average of 200 ma jority for selectmen.
 l IN SEYMOUR. Seymour went republican. l HARTFORD GOES DEMOCRATIC. 1 HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct. 5.-The demo crats carried most of the town offices to- day, although the old republican treasurer Charles c. Strong, was reelected by iron 200 to 300 majority. The democrats cleo the town clerk, the first selectman and majority of the board of selectmen. Franl H. Fallon, the regular democratic nominee for registrar of voters, was overwhelming ly defeated by the old register, William Cotter, jr., nominated on the so-callet
 Independent democratic" ticket Tn
 vote was generally light and the electio,
 was quiet one. There was great dea
 of scratching.
 IN HARTFORD CoUNTY-MAYoR BALDWIN O. II wATEsBURY DEFEATED. HARTFORD, Conn.,, Oct 5.-Hartford i
 carried by the democrats, who give tow
 clerk and selectmen each plurality o
 over 1, 300. Strong, republican, for tow
 treasurer, is elected by about 25O. Wind
 sor Locks and Torrington are car
 ried by republicans this year, whil
 last year they went democratic, bu , I as rule the changes so far reported ar
 insignificant. The interest in local affair
 usually robs the October elections of mucl , political significance.
 A list of near by towns with the resul shows no change from last year. Canton Simsbury, Wethersfeld, West Hartford
 East Granbury, Bristol, Glastonbury, Win chester and New Hartford went republi ! can, and Bloomfield, Newington, Eas Hartford, Meriden and New Britain demo cratic.
 The city election in Waterbury was , I surprise, Mayor Baldwin, democratic, be , ing defeated. The republicans also cor | trol the common council.
 THE DAY IN soUTHINGToN.
 SoUTHINGToN, Oct. 5.-The republican
 carried all before them, electing 0. [
 Barnes town clerk, and town treasurer 8 w. s. Plumb and A. NJ. Lewis, selectme1 :. J. J. Barnes and R. w. Cowles, assessor : M. w. Frisbie and 0. H. Clark, board
 relief; w. F. Tolles, c. H. Tolles, J. [
 Merriman and T. F. Egan, constables; $
 Bamforth, F. w. Brill and w. s. Goult g grand jurors. The democrats elected ] t Scanlon a selectman, A. J. Rim, 4 q Kern and G. w. Smith constables; E. W t Poorlittle, c. A. Listner and A. w. Brat
 ley grand jurors. The total vote was 79 V License was voted by 23S majority.