The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-02
ried the entire republican rket here to-day.
 Piainfeld. Oct. 1.-No nse was voted here to-day.

| voted here to-day.
 Kilingiy. Oct. 1.-The tov 7 voted no license to-day by 202 majoi Three republicans and two demo- s were elected to the board of selec n.
 Eastford. Oct. LA no li S..Je vote was boiled here to-day. c. U. Warren rep, was elected town clerk and two re- publicans and one democrat for select men.
 Danbury. Oct. 1.-The saloon element ! here to-day secured license by 107 ma jority. The republican majority will exceed 100.
 Stratford, Oct. 1.-The republicans elected their ticket by 124 majority. A no license vote was boiled. H. T. Stagg, rep, was elected town clerk.
 Fairfield, Oct. 1.-The republican ticket was elected to-day by 60 majority. The town voted no license.
 Trumbull, Oct. 1.-The entire republi- can ticket was elected here to-day.
 Darien. Oct. 1.-License was voted here to-day by large majority.
 Newtown, Oct. IA no license vote was boiled here to-day. W. J. Houli- han, dem.. was elected town clerk.
 Wilton, Oct. This town went re- publican to-day by an increased major ity. The citizens voted no license.
 Westport, Oct. 1.-License was voted by two majority here to-day.
 Greenwich, Oct. 1.-There was an in- teresting town election held here to-day License was secured by about 270 ma jority. Five women voted in the elec- ton.
 New London, Oct. 1.-In the city elec- tion in this city to-day the democrats elected their mayor, James L. Johnson, by Il majority. License was voted.
 Norwich, Oct. 1.-The annual town election was held here to-day, and the republicans carried the town by about 400 majority.
 License was voted by about 1,2OO ma jority.
 Voluntown, Oct 1.-The citizens voted no license here to-day.
 Colchester Oct. 1.-The citizens voted license here to-day.
 Sprague, Oct. IA license vote was boiled here to-day. The democrats elected their ticket.
 Griswold, Oct. IA no license vote was boiled here to-day. William Fl. lift, rep, was elected town clerk and two republicans and one democrat se- lectmen.
 Stonington, Oct. 1.-The town voted no license to-day by 250 majority. Brookfeld, Oct. 1.-The republicans carried the town election here by or 5 majority.
 Bolton, Oct. 1.-License was carried here to-day by majority. | Vernon, Oct. 1.-The town election Il here went republican to-day. License was carried by AS votes. f Brooklyn, Oct. 1.-The town voted no license. F Watertown, Oct. 1.-The town went republican to-day by slightly in- creased republican majority.
 South Norwalk, Oct. Martin M. Lee was reelected mayor by 142 majority. The rest of the republican ticket was elected except the tax collector.
 Norwalk, Oct. 1-James B. Hubbell, dem., defeated Albert S. Adams for mayor by about fourteen majority. This is a slight democratic gain. The city voted license by 327 majority.
 Stamford, Oct. 1.-Ths city goes re- publican by majority that has not been equalled since the war. The li- cense vote was 210.
 Waterbury, Conn.,, Oct. 1.-The city and town elections were held in this city to-day. The republicans elected the entire ticket with the exception of first selectman and with several gains. The democrats elected city clerk, treasurer and auditor. The republicans have majority of on the joint ballot in the council. The democrats elected the school ticket. License was voted by over 2,O00.
 Litchfield, Oct. 1.-License was voted here in the town election today by 154 majority. George M. Woodruff, dem., was elected town clerk.
 Thomaston, Oct 1.-The town voted no license today by 131 majority. Two Republicans and one democrat were elected to the board of selectmen. Bethel, Oct. IA mo license" vote Twas boiled here today in the town cleo tion.
 Bethlehem, Oct. 1.-Henry W. Peck, Republican, was elected town clerk here today.
 North Canaan, Oct. 1.-The town went Democratic today and mo license" was carried by 112 votes.
 Sharon, Oct. 1.-The Republicans car ried the town today. The license vote was s9. af Salisbury, Oct. 1.-The town election was held here today. Theodore Dexter, Republican, was elected town clerk. No license was carried by 134 votes. Winsted, Oct. In the town cleo tions held in the several towns in this section of the state the Republicans have increased their vote. Winsted went Republican today by between 200 and 300 majority License was carried by 53. Its an increase in the Republi- can vote here of about 100. Norwalk went Republican. In Canaan there was a big fight on for no license, but vote of license was carried by obout 12 ma jority. In New Hartford the Republi- cans carried the town by about S5 ma- jority; license was voted by about IS majority. In .Torrington the Republi- cans carried the town by about 250 ma- jority. The majority for license was Al. The Riverton Republicans elected their ticket by g majority, and mo license'' vote was carried by 13 major ity.
 Morris, Oct. LA mo license" vote was secured here in the election today.
 Goshen, Oct. 1.-"No license was voted here today