The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-11-19
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 The borough election Of Saturday re- suited in the election Of republican warden and a majority of the repub- liean ticket. The democrats elected the clerk. two burgesses and baillff. and the republicans elected the rest of the ticket. All party lines were thrown aside and democrats voted for repub- lieans and vice versa. The total num- Der of votes cast was 7s7. just two less than at the 1893 election. There were four tickets in the field. the straight republican and the straight democratic. The citizens. which was the demo- cratic with Botsford's name for warden in place of Dickerman. and the Indepen- dent republican. with Dickerman In place of Botsford. There were 1s4 straight republican. 1855 straight democratic, 6l citizen and 25 independent republican votes. There was l9s scratched repub- lican and 122 democratic tickets.
 The vote was not declared until nearly Il o'clock. William Luby, IT,, for bur gess, defeated Benjamin Loudon by only eight votes and many others were elect ed by only small margin. The business part of the meeting was adjourned until Thursday evening at 8 o'clock.
 The figures will be found below:
 Republican ticket. Borough officers:
 Warden-Horace Botsford. 4l9.
 urgesses-Benjamin Loudon, 3Ss; Frank W. Phelps. 397: Samuel Hodg- kinson, 376.
 Clerk-Edward M. Johnson, 344.
 Treasurer-Willis A. Trask, AT.
 Collector-Fred J. Hall, 354.
 Assessor-Robert H. Cowles, 400.
 Auditor-Clarence H. Brown, AT.
 Bailiff-Elizur R. Hall, 3s0.
 Water commissioner-Geor M. Hal lenback, 427.
 Treasurer of water fund-Willis A. Trask. 42S.
 Democratic ticket. Borough officers.
 Warden-George E. Dickerman, 36S.
 Clerk-Fraray Hale, 45s.
 Burgesses-William Luby, jr., 397; William Hassett, 454; J. T. Kimberly, 352.
 Collector-R. S. Austin, 442.
 Assesor-W. J. Hogan, 393
 Auditor-R. D. Perkins, 377.
 Treasurer-J. M. Cannon, 366.
 Bailiff-J. W. Mooney, 39S.
 Water commissioner-M. O'Callaghan, 365.
 Treasurer of water fund.-. M. Can non, 367.
 The Silver City football team was de- feated by the Locust team in the Asso- citation grounds Saturday afternoon by score of to 4. Stevens of Wallingford and Steele of Meriden were referees A Bridgeport man will open cloth ing store in Morse's block on Center street in the store vacated by Louis Dundero, at an early date. New Haven parties will open res taurant in Fagans block to-day. ,n MT. and Mrs. T. D. Murphy will be the guests of Judge Hubbard on We'd nesday evening MT. Murphy will later in the week open temperance meetings in New Rochelle. The ladies of St. Paul guild will have their sale on Thursday evening, Decem- | Der 6.
 Mrs. Archie Bristol of Bristol avenue | received a telegram Saturday evening | announcing the death of her father | and started at once for her former home in Canada. The Madison Square theater comedy | success, Young Mrs. winthrop" had phenomenal run of. over six months in New York city. The comedy is a product of Americas foremost drama tist, Bronson Howard, whose success witk Shenandoah" and other plays is well known. will be at the opera house l Wednesday evening.
 The Walingford Weekly Press made its first appearance on Saturday and makes fine appearance considering the difficulties that Edito- Abrams has to contend with in starring out in his aew venture. The bes. wishes of the cit i=ens are with him, and his endeavor: to establish a live newspaper in thit town should, and no doubt will, be ap preciated and the Press given libera support.