The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-02
LARGE REPUBLICAN GAINS.
DEMoCRATs LOST MASY TOWNS IN
 THE STATE YEsTERDAY.

DEMOCRATS LOST MANY TOWNS IN
 THE STATE YESTERDAY. Hartford Elected All of Her Democratic solectmen and . Republican Board of Assessors-Now Britain Votes for License by Almost Two Thousand Majority.
 Hartford, Conn.,. Oct. 1.-The town election fin this oity to-day resulted In the election of a democratic board Of selectmen by 12s plurality on the first selsctman, the others having plural ity slightly in excess. A republican board of assessors and a republican high school committee were elected. The regular republican ticket cast 3,s72 votes ana the McGovern-Bulkeley fac tional republican ticket s5S votes.
 New Britain, Oct. 1.-The advocates of no-license in this town received an overwhelming setback in the town elec- tion, the license vote being carried by 1,186 majority.
 Wethersfield, Got. 1.-In the town cleo ton here to-day a license vote was boiled.
 Southington, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-The Re- publicans today carried the town In the election by about 214 majority. There was a comparatively small vote boiled. A license" vote was secured by about 163 majority.
 Bristol, Conn.,, Oct 1.-This town vot- ed for no license by 2s majority In the town election today.
 Glastonbury, Conn.,, Oct 1.-The town voted no license today by 170 majority. The selectmen elected were B. Olcott, r; M. D. Hollister r, and J. c. Andrews, d. Newington, Oct. 1-No license was voted here today by 16 majority. Two Democratic selectmen were elected.
 Unionville, Oct. 1.-The vote for mo license" was 127 today.
 Warehouse Point, Oct. 1.-Two Re publicans and a Democrat were elected here today.
 Collinaville, Oct. LA "no license' vote was boiled here today. For mem- bers of the board of selectmen two Re- publicans' and one Democrat were elected.
 Meriden, Oct. 1.-The republicans elected their entire ticket except town clerk here to-day. A license vote was boiled. The majority is between 200 and 300. In the evening big jollifca- tion meeting was held.
 Woodbridge, Oct. 1.-The republicans carried the town election here to-day: m Seymour, Oct. 1.-The town electlen held here to-day resulted as folo~b: Town clerk, s. Hart Culver. rep. ;-select- men, c. H. Lounsbury, rep; Thomas L. James, rep, c. H. French, dem.
 Guilford, Oct. 1.-The town :eaeetion here to-day resultd in a victWN1Maths republicans. ss--. :''------, --.,> 'Ass
 North Haven, Oct. 1.-The election q town officers In North Haven resulted in victory for the republicans. The following officers were elected: Town clerk, l.. P. Futile, rep.; selectmen, R. T. Linsley, rep, E. M. Hemingway, rep, and Willis Robinson, dem; asses sors, Amos A. Futile and Herman Rob- inson; board of relief, L. D. Fowler, .rep., Nathan H. Marks, rep., and Henry A, Hull, dem.; treasurer, F. H. Todd; collector, Louis I. Fowler; registrars of voters, B. D. S. Goodyear and Wilbur F. Lane; auditors, s. B. Thorpe and O. s. Todd.
 Cheshire, Oct. 1.-Two republicans and one democrat were elected here to- day. James Lanyon, rep, was elected town clerk. --.". - Beacon Falls, Oct. 1.-The democrats carried the town election here to-day.
 East Haven, Oct. 1.-The town cleo tion here to-day passed off quietly. The town voted mo license" by twenty mine majority. The republicans elected most of the officers.
 Shelton, Oct. 1.-"No license was voted in the town election to-day here. Three republican selectmen were elect cd.
 Madison, Oct. 1.-The republicans elected all town officers.
 Branford, Oct. 1.-The republican citi- zens ticket is elected with democratic aid, Milford and Hance are elected first and second selectmen, which is victory for the temperance men and downs the democratic ring. The Stony Creek part of the town voted mo H. CEllSC ny lWGAIy -SAA AA"JoAA AASys
 wallingford, Oct. 1.-The vote was not announced until after 10 o'clock The votes show on the main ticket where no scratching was done, a repub- lican majority of eight votes, which is a gain of about forty over last year and over one hundred over the year of 1892 and previous years. :
 willington, Oct. 1.-The republican town ticket was elected to-day by 6t majority.
 Coventry, Oct. 1.-The republicans to-day elected the entire ticket by 2: majority.
 Holland, Oct. 1.-The town voted nc license to-day. Two republicans and one democrat were elected selectmen. Middletown, Oct, 1.-The entire re. publican town ticket of this city is elected. The great fight was for the town clerkship. The republican candi- date, Joseph T. Elliott, won by 10 ma- jority, defeating D. Ward Northrup ex-secretary of state. The majority for the rest of the town ticket was over 200.
 Essex, Oct. 1.-The town voted nc license to-day by HI majority.
 Chester, Oct. 1.-The citizens voted no license here to-day, polling a large republican vote. J. K. Dennison, rep, was elected town clerk.
 westbrook, Oct 1.-No license was voted here to-day. George Moore, rep, was elected town clerk.
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