Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-06


 Wolcott-Evelyn M. Upson, [. Woodbridge-G. Halsted Bishop, r. Rep 15, dem II.
 NEW LONDON COUNTY. New London-Thomas NJ. Waller, q Norwich-F'rank T. Brown, T. Bozrah-E. s. Minor, r.
 Colchester-HarleyP P. Buell., eft. East Lyme--Dr Edward c. Chipnan d.
 Franklin-J. Henry King, T. Griswold NJ. Brown, r. Groton-Henry l.. Bailey, q. Lebanon-Isaac Gillett, cit. Lisbon-Calvin D. Bromley, q. Lyme-James l.. Raymond, cit. Montyille-Joseph F. Killeen. r. North Stonington-James F. Brown r.
 Old Lyme-Joseph & Huntington, cit Preston-A. c. Brink. I.
 Salem-Charles A. Williams, '. Sprague-William J. Riley, T. Stonington-E Ephraim Williams, q. Noluntown-E Bryon Gallup, T. Waterford-C Charles A. Gallup. |, Rep 13, dem [.
 FAIRFIELD COUNTY. Bridgeport Davenport, q. Danbury-Eugene c. Dempsey, d.. Bethel-Howard N. Woodman, r. Brookfield-Elmer H. Northrup, r. Darien-Thaddeus Bell, cit. Easton-Edgar G. Jennings, cit. Fairfield-John H. Perry, r. Greenwich-R. Jay Walsh, r. HuntingtOn-S Sturges Whitlock, [. Monroe-E. c. Shelton. q. Naxx- RTooT Newtown-Charles H. Northrup, q. Norwalk-Asa B. Woodward. cit. Redding-JOhn B. Sanford, q. Ridgefield-William O. Seymour, r. Sherman-G. A. Barnes. r. amford-Schuyler Merritt, r. Stratford-Henry P. Stagg, cit Trumbull-Ormel Hall, r. Weston-Frank Gorham. r. Westport-Rufus Wakeman, T. WiltOn-Henry +. Chichester, r. Rep IT, dem ,.
 WINDHAM COUNTY. Brooklyn-Henry NJ. Evans, q. Ashford-T. k. Fitch, q. Canterbury-Levi N. Clark, r. Chaplin-William J. Groesbeck, eft. Eastford-M. r. Latham, r. Hampton-William H. Burnham, r. Killingly-Aurin P. Somes. r. PlainfieldEdwin Milner, cit. Pomfret-Thomas o. Elliott, q. Putnam-Byron D. Bugbee, cit, Scotland-Gerald Waldo, |. Sterling-Clarimon Hunt, r. Thompson-Randolph II. Chandler, r. Windham-Eugene S. Boss, r. Woodstock-Dr George Austin Bow An. r.
 Rep 12, dem 3.
 LITCHFIELD COUNTY. Litchfeld-Charles B. Andrews. cit. BarlShamsted-Herb E. Case, cit. Bethlehem-Abner F. Hayes, T. Bridgewater-Marcus B. Mallett, d. Canaan-John H. Belden,r. Colebrook-Julian II. Smith. T. Cornwall-Philo Kellogg. q. Goshen-Henry G. Wright. q. Clarence NJ. Ely. cit. Kent-Irwin J. Beardsiey, r. Morris-Lyman ". Whittlasay, cit. New Hartford-John Fox Smith. cit. New Milford-Charles NJ. Beach. T. Norfolk-William O'Connor. cit. North Canaan-Dr Charles ". Camp, Plymouth-Rev Charles IT. Smith, it.
 Roxbury-G. R. Crofut. q. Salisbury-Donald T. Warner, cit. George S. Kirby. F. Thomaston-Judge Frank W. Eeth- dge, r.
 Torrington- Orasmus R. Fyler, r. Warren-Noble B. Strong, r. Washington-John c. Brinsnale. cit. Watertown-Augustus N. Woolson. it.
 Winchester-Well B. Smith. T. Woodbury-Horace D. Curtiss, r. Rep 20. dem 6.
 MIDDLESEx COUNTY. Middletown-D. Ward Nort .irup. q. Haddam-George NJ Clark. F. Chatham-William N. Markham. cit. Chester Wilbur 4. Brothwell, r. Clinton-Charles A. Pelton, r. Cromwell Edward s. Coe. cit. nurham-Frederick E. Hubbard. r. East Haddam-Judge Albert F. Pur le. [.
 Essex-George H. Blake, q. Niddlefie1d- Fred W. Terrill. cit Old William IT. Smith. r. Portland-Asaph H. Hale, q. aybrook-Frederick LHommediel. Westbrook-T. D. Post, cit. Rep 10. dem 4.
 HOLLAND COUNTY. Tolland-Loren Newcomb, q. Andover-Elliot P. Skinner. r. Bolton-J. W. Sumner, q. Columbia-William A. Collins, r. Coventry s. Hawkins. d. Ellington-Francis NJ. Charter. '. Hebron-Marshall Porter. r. Mansfield-Judge Ralph ". Storrs, it.
 Somers-George F. Keeney, cit. Stafford Edwin c. Pinney, q. Union-Milton H. Kinney. r. Nernon-Attorney General Charles Phelps. r.
 Willington-William 1T. Hall. cit. Rep 3, dem 4.
 A number of manifest party men were elected by non-partisan move lents. Classifying these according to heir party affiliations tie roll of dele ates, lacking three towns, shows the ollowing political division by coun- ies:
 Rep. Dem. lartford ...........-... 24 ! Jew Haven ..... -. F T ,ew t, w London ....A -. F : .alrfield ........ %ass .... r ! Nindham ...... 12 g .ltchtield ........... 20 tj llddlesex .............. 10 'OlIand o