Waterbury evening Democrat., 1892-10-04
RESULT IN OTHER TOWNS.

BIRMINGHAM, Oct. 4-The towns O. Derby, Ansonia, Seymour and Huntington went Republican yesterday. Derby has been strongly Democratic but the cleo tion was carried by the Republicans by 100 majority.
 NEW MILFORD, Oct. 4.-New Milford threw the largest vote ever boiled at town election, and the Democratic major ity was greatly decreased. Washington
 went Democratic as usual. Roxbury cast 8 light vote, making Democratic gain.
 NEW HAVEN, Oct 4.-The town cleo tions in this vicinity resulted in little no change in the political complexion of the town governments. Seymour went Republican and Wallingford is Demo cratic by @ safe majority. In Guilford the Democrats elected first selectman on local issue, but the balance of the Re publican ticket is elected by about 40 majority. The town meeting voted S15,
 900 for town hall. East Haven elected Republican majority of the Board| of Selectmen. The town voted no license
 by vote of 92 to 67.
 DANBURY, Oct. 4.-The Democrats car
 ried the town election by TOO majority, the largest in the history of the town They were victorious in every one of the four wards. Three of the wards never were Democratic before and the town has previously gone Republican.
 ROCKVILLE, Oct. 4.-In the town cleo tion here and in Vernon the Democrats made a gain of $50, reducing the Repub- lican majority to 34 The Democrats elected their ticket in Ellington, by an increased majority. The Republicans
 made small gains in Holland. BRIDGEPORT, Oct. 4.-The town election resulted favorably to the Republicans by the usual maj ajority. Stratford, Birming- ham and Naugatuck went Republican, being usually Democratic, while Stam- ford and Fairfield gave the usual Demo cratic majorities. NEW HAVEN, Oct. Hast year the town of Orange. in which issSavin Rock, a!popular summer resort, voted no license by majority of 26. This year the town goes solidly Democratic and votes for li-
 cense by a majority of 146.
 NORWICH, Oct. 4.-The town of Wind ham, including the borough of Willi- ! mantle, elects a Republican town govern | ment. Last year it was Democratic. The town also changes from no license to H-
 cense by 404 majority.
 HARTFORD, Oct. 4-The town election was an exceedingly quiet one. The Dem- \ ocrats elected all their men by majorities | averaging about 900, the Republicans taking only such places as are reserved | for minority representatives. NEW BRITAIN, Oct. 4.-The Democrats won the town election, but with reduced majorities.
 MER1DEN, Oct 4.-The Democrats car \ ried the town election by an average plu-
 rality of 450. LeGrand Bevine their can didate for first selectman, had 555; Her | man Hess for town clerk, 693. Only a light vote was boiled, the Republicans
 making no fight.
 | NORWICH, Oct. 1.-The town elections in Eastern Connecticut show a few
 changes from last year. Preston and
 Montville, usually Democratic, are car
 ried by the Republicans. Putnam | changes from license to no license, and | Windham and Stonington from no license ! to license. Other towns, so far as re-
 ported, remain about as last year.
 At-.Thomaston owing to the fact that
 the democrats and citizens ticket con
 tained the offices of registrars of births ldeaths and marriages, which is an office unknown, all the tickets were declared
 illegal by the moderator. All these
 were thrown out, giving the republicans
 a clear victory.
 At Winchester the republicans had z majority of seventy five, and no license
 was voted by twenty y-four majority.
 In the smaller towns of the state there
 was no material change from former years. In Rockville the democrat.
 made a gain of $50, reducing the re
 publican majority to 34.