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The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
Every Ward But Four Carried By Local Candidate in Big Fight For the GOV-
 eTnorShip.
EVERYTHING IS REPUBLICAN
Landslide Gives Taft Electors 2,400 Plurality and Leaves Democrats Only Two
 Senators in City.

The election In the city of New Ha- ven was as much of a republican land slide as elsewhere throughout the coun- try with the exception of the guberna- torial contest in which this city gave It's own candidate a plurality of S,4OO over Lilley who was elected by the large vote he received throughout the rest of tha state. Locally Judge Rob- ertson had everything his own way carrying Il of the 1b wards and making the remarkable record of cap turing the Tenth ward, the bulwark of republlcanism in this city by over a hundred votes. The only wards which he failed to take were the Fifth, Ninth, Thirteenth and Fourteenth. Through out the city the voting was heavy all day long and the call for Robertson pastors strong. Of the total voting strength of 25oOO is thls city, 22.oOO were poled yesterday.
 The new president of the United States, that is the man who will be the head of the nation after March next, carried the city by almost the same majority that Roosevelt received four years ago, the figures reaching about 2,4oO. Except where the feeling against Iilley showed, which was everywhere in New Haven, the entire voting was simply a republican picnic and no can didate of that party had any trouble getting into office here except the can didates for senator from the Tenth and Eleventh districts where John Court. ney defeated Barnette German and John shanley found little trouble will Laden and so gave New Haven a hali and half representation in the statt senate.
 The recollection of Congressman sper.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
SENATORS ELECTED.

First district--Luther r, S23S; D. Arche, d., 17SO Luther's plurality, l453
 Second district--Goodwin T., 9594 Dougherty, d., 2O7S; Goodwins plural Third district-Chamberl r., 2i44; Keppleman, 2O2s; Chamberlin's plural Fourth distrlct-Teun, T., a4S6 Bid Fifth dstrlct--Alsop r, elected vote incomplete.
 Sixth dIstrict-lAbbo r. 27ol; Hallor- an, r. 2,697 Abbe's plurality 97.
 Seventh district Middleton, r, S,965' Lamphere, d, 1,9s7 Mddlcton's plurali- ty lS42
 Eighth district, Ludngton, ', S,a49; Gibbons, q, S15O.
 Ninth dIstrlct-B -Blakoslee, T. 3SoO Lawton. q, 1,S11, Tenth Herman, r, 2.ofl; Courtney, q, 1886. Courtney elected, Eleventh district Laden, T. 1882; shanley. q, 2,Go7 shan'ey elected well. d., i522 Tonn's plurality, a54
 Twelfth district stiles, r., elected, vote incomplete,
 Thirteenth distrlct--1leInoman, f., G5o2 Doussin, d., 25O2; IIoiueman's plu- rallty, 1000
 Fourteenth district Bowen. r.. 3656; Miles. d.. 2.05G; Bowen's plurality l,G0o.
 Fifteenth district Chase, r. t2S5; Hockand 200l; Chaso's plurality 22Sf
 sixteenth dlstrict-Commerford r, ITS; Hurley d, 2I2o; TTurley's plural ity. a51,
 seventeenth district Philips, r. 2976, Palmer, d.. 2b97; Phillips plural lty. 27a
 Eighteenth dlstrict -Latlmer, r. 25T3; spicer d., 2l3O; LatImer's plrality 443' | Nineteenth district--Allyn r, S193; Shields, 2211 Allyn's plurality, 9S2
 Twentieth district Bradford, r, elected
 Twenty-hrst dlstrict-Helzer, r, elected.
 rwenty-second dlstrict--Arnold r, elected
 Twonty-third district Manwarlng, r, elected.
 Twenty fourth district - Peck, r elected.
 Twenty-ffth district-Rrinsmade, r 2,914; Clarkson, q, l90S, Rrns. made's plurality, I0l1.
 Twenty district Sil'iman, r elected over Donovan, d, by 200 ma. joritr
 Twonty-seventh district Reed, r elected.
 Twenty eighth district -Searles, T 2,875; Sullivan, d, 1,144. Searles' plu rality 1,231.
 Twenty-ninth district Bnrnham, r I2,522; Jewett, d. i522 Burnham' plurality 1000
 Thirtieth district Brooks, r, 2,S5l ] Wilson, d, 1,252. Brooks pmralit |1,599.
 Thirty first district Barnum olecte without opposition.
 Thirty-second district Barnes, r. 9, 975: Haase, d, 1539 Barnes plurality 1 ,i36
 Thirty-third district Briggs, r, l,665 Turner, r, 1,0oi Turner's plurality 23'
 Thlrty-fourth dlstrct--DaE, r, 295o Crocker d.. liSl; Days plurality Thirty-dfth district Higgins, r 2752; Perry d., 1194; Higgins plurality , g5S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
MIR. RODENBACH'S COMMENT
Graiiiicd Over Election of Mr. Taft \ Fight Against Big
 Odds

W. T. Rodenbach, chairman of the anti-Lllloy republican committee, made the following statement last night for his committees We rejoice with our loyal republicans in the elec- tion of Mr. Taft. In the state issues all we can say Is that we fought against tremendous odds every step of the way We faced the difficulty Of inducing republican voters to split their ballots in what at first appeared to be critical presidential cam paign We had opposed to us all the power and prestige of an exceedingly organized machine reputed to he in vincible. In the state press with few splendid exception subordnated to ma chine interests rendering it exceedingly difficult tO reach the voter, Innumer. able other handicaps we need not stop to dwell upon now.
 considering these apparently in suporable difficulties we are gratihed at the result as shown by the very sig nidcant figures Although we and the thousands of other voters who fought with us have not won, yet we have succeeded as the failing of MT, Iilley' s plurality contrasted with the rest of the state a national ticket fully evil dencos in arousng a sense of pride of connecticut, in remarkable de- gree and have administered salutory lesson to the republican machine whose candidate for governor has ap- parcnty run about 25 per cent behind MT Taft"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
LILLEY WINS
(Continued From First Page.)
 Holland County,

Andover-L. R. Whitcomb, r, Bolton-J. H. Reynolds, q; J W, Summer, q.
 Columbia--w H. Bliss r; P. L. Lathrop, d.
 Ellington--A II Peck, r. Hebron-A, R. Gillette, r.
 Mansned--B B. Foote, r; D M. Sears, r; C, Fl. sabage, Y.
 somers--F. l.. Wood, r; William Me- Mullen, q,
 stafford--Lewis Mclaughlin, r; R, l.. Quinsley, d.
 Tolland-E. B, Muller, r; J, M. Met calf, r,
 Vernon-L T. Tlngier d, George Foster d.
 Wilmington. W H. Hall, r; William Bromley r.
 Republicans, 15 democrats, f
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
OUTLYING TOWNS
Continued from First Pase)
VOTE IN NORTH HAVEN.
Gives 21s Majority for Taft and i23
 for Jillcy,
(srec,nI 10 the Journai-courlcrD

CspecinI to inc Journnl- couricrD
 North Haven. Nov, 3.-The repuh- lican ticket in entirety won the ma iority of the votes here, Taft out running Lilley by AZ votes. Taft was given BOT votes to S9 for Bryan. Lil- Icy had 254 to 1Sl for Robertson.
 The votes for those on the demo- cratic ticket were; Lieutenant-Gover- nor Tyler 04; Secretary of State Broughel, 93; Treasurer Mischler, 93; Congressman-at Avery, 91; Con eressman Reilly, 91; Senator Yale, 94; Representative Mansfield, 96; Judge of Probate Thomas, l29.
 On the majority republican ticket the votes were Lcutenant-Goyernor Weeks, 301 Secretary of state RoEers 303; Treasurer Pattcn, 303; Repre- scntativo-at-Large Tilson, 306; Con gressman Sperry, 30i, Senator Stiles, 200; Representative I3lakesloo, 205; Judge of Probate Studley, 27O,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04

tered all over him and he Eas devoid Of most of his skin and hair from 1t
 His father was In worse condition at
 the time his son died and 1t was
 thought that 1t would be only few hours before he joined the other yle- tim Of the horrible disaster The suf-
 fering of the dead boy who was only r years old was intense and acute until came to relieve him of It. He diod at 11:52 D. m.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
Big Crowd at Dance.

There was a large attendance at the dance given by the Wallingford Rym- CTS in Leighton's hall, last evening Guests were present from SouthIngton, Meriden, North Haven and New Haven and all present report a good time. The prize waltz was the feature of the eve- ming and was judged by gentlemen from New Haven A full orchestra furnished excellent music for dancing.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
souruINGToN REPUBLICAN
G. q. r. Carries Everything Before it
 in That Place.

southlngton Nov. 3.-The republican ticket made clean sweep in the elec- tlons here to-day. carrying all offices before them. 1'aft showed consldernbla strength securing plurality over Bryan of 3GS. while Lllley only defeated Robertson by l72.
 The full vote follows:
 For president Taft, F, TS9; Bryan, d.. i21 Chafin D. 19 Dcbs, g. l9.
 For governor--Lilley r., 691 Robert son, d., 5l9, scattering 3S
 For representatiye-at-la large -Tllson, r.. 1iS: Avery. d.. l37; scattering, SS.
 For representative in congress-E Stevens Henry r., 762; Charles Gerth d.. 4iS
 For Senator James L. Alson, r. 746; Arthur Blrdseye, d. 41O.
 For representatlves--Ca r., SOP; Walkley. r.. 72S
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
EAST HAVEN FOR TAFT.
Town Runs Far Behind on Iillcy,
 However
Especial 10 the Journai-Couricrl


 East Haven, Nov. 3,--Thcre was large majority for the republicans after the ballots were all counted here today the winners getting the town by three times as many votes as the democrats had Lilley ran far behind the rest of his ticket, only get ting triding number more than Robertson. The prohibition candi- date, O'Bren, was given two votes for governor but there were no others on that ticket voted for
 The results are; Taft, 236; Bryan, 93i Lilley, 164, Robertson, 15S; 233 for spcrry and 06 for Reilly for con- grossman; 28S to 96 for Tilson over Avery for congrossman-at-largei 233
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
FRANK C0NF0RTTI DIES
Younger Victim of Explosion Expires
 from Burns.

Death came to claim one of the vic- time of the horrible explosion of alco- hol and bay rum last night An ac- count of the explosion and fire referred to will be found in another part of the paper,
 Shortly before midnight word was received that Frank Confortti had died as a result of the burns he had re- ceyed, Serious Inflammation set in early on his many burns The alcohol and bay rum while blazing had scat
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
VOTE IN CRAWFORD.
Taft and Robertson Run Well In
 Shore Town.
lsnnrinl tn ihc .Innrnnl-Cnnrlcr.

Branford. Nov. 3.--There was largo Taft and Robertson majority In Bran ford and Stony Creek, the presidential candidate getting nearly 800 more votes than Bryan, and Robertson making a total of $50 moro than Lilley.
 Tho vote for president was Taft 500. Bryan 5ll; for governor, Robertson G72. Lney i2f; for lieutenant govern or. Weeks Gf3, Tyler i55; for congress- man-at large. Tilson CTS, Avery ll5 for congressman, Spcrry GG2, Reilly i5O for senator. stiles. 6Gl; Yale 45i As can be seen. the two towns were strong for the larger republican offices except the rnNnNnMr.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
In Derby.

Derby, Nov. 3.--ln the city election here to-day the republicans elected James B, Atwater mayor over Patrick !. sweeney, democrat, by 137 majori- ty. Derby voted on the license ques- ton and decided to stay in the wet column by l,055 votes for to 395 against license, Taft caned the city by GA votes and Robertson by POP.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04

A number from here attended the wedding of Dexter l.. Bishop and Miss May Bauman held in New Haven yes- terday afternoon. Henry l., Norton of this place was the best man. George T. Cottle was one of the ushers. 9th CTS who attended were MT and Mrs. George Rauman, Mir. and Mrs. Her man Delius and MT and Mrs. AleXan- der Hamilton
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04

to 9G for iautonant-govornor for Weeks over Tyler; 231 to 96 for sec retary of state for Rogers over Broughel 29O to 90 for treasurer for Patten over Mischler; 231 to 9S for comptroller for Bradstreet over Brady Representative Samuel Chid- soy MAA electod
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
DEMOCRATIC MAYOR.
Bnt Republicans Elect Some Ansonia
 State Officers.

Ansonia Nov, 3,-The election in An sonia resulted in mixed victory the democrats electing their mayor and one representative and the republicans get ting a majority of the board of alder men and the rest of the city officers Taft carried the city by 446i Lilley by 2S, stephen Charters the carpenter mayor, retained his grip on the office, defeating Attorney F, l., Munger, his republican opponent by thirty votes Capt. A. r. Kirkham, the republican city clerk, was elected by majority of 336 over John r. McNamara, demo- crat The two parties split even on representatives, the republicans elect ing William A, Nelson and the demo- crats John w Schumacher, who de- | feated Thomas Clark who was running on the republican ticket by l58, Attor- Iney Walter Holden, the other demo- cratic candidate for representative was last in the race. running sixty votes be- 1 hind Clark. The republicans electedl three aldermen from the first ward, three from the second and three from It tho fifth The third and fourth wards elected democratic aldermen, the now board standing republicans and 6 democrats. w. R, Palmer of oxford
 democratic candidate for senator, car ried the city by 94 but Dr. A. w Phil- lips held hls own in the other towns
 and carried the district by nearly 800. The reelection of Mayor Charters Is tha most etriIinp feature of the eleC-
 tion. The municipal campaign was a particularly hot one and 1t was thought
 he would be unable 10 retain hls grir
 on tho democrats by reason of his con-
 nection with Hearsts Independence
 league. The independence cut no fig
 ure In the election not single vote
 being cast for Hisgen.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
TAFT TO HITCHCOCK.
Fellcitates His Manager on Accuracy
 of His Election Prediction.

Cincinnati, o. Nov 3.--Judge Taft at 9;1) D, m sent the following telegram to Frank II, Hitchcock
 q am delighted to hear the favorable returns from all parts of the country especially New York, and I wish to ex- press my gratitude to you for thf work which you have done, and felici tate you on the accuracy with whicl you foretold the result indicating [ clear grasp and wonderful politlcn knowledge of the situation.
 "WM H TAFT"
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
AUTO BURNS

Machine Belonging to Dr. iIotchlSiss
 Goes Up in Front of Ullman Home,
 Colonel Ullman had q special brand of fireworks to celebrate the election of Taft last night when the automobile belonging to Dr. Norton Hotchkiss of York street caught fire and burned with a lurld flame until Chemical No, arrived to still the flames, The ma chine was so badly burned that 1t had to be left and the party in it walk home, It occurred directly in front Of Colonel Ullman's home at 62l Chapel street
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
In stn,nsnr,l-

stamford Nov. 8 Edward J. Tupper, republican. wns reelected mayor In the city election held here today by about i66 majority and the whole of the re- publican ticket with the exception Of council -mansat- large also went in. The election was preceded by warm can- paign,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
POLO RESULTS.

At Bridgeport 5, Crock ton g.
 At Providence-Provdence 6, Fall River 3.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
Taft Wins at High school.

A straw ballot was taken at the Wal lingford high school yesterday after noon in all the rooms and the voting
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
NNOOdnien.

Goals, by Dupie 2, Burns 9 Hassett 2, Fitzgerald i, skippe 1, Cody, Borehi f. Olmstead 1, Bulls l. Total Wood men IA, T. A. B's 10. Umpire, Wallace.
 The game was followed by concert and dance Music furnished by opera House orchestra.
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04
Wootlncn Win.

The basketball season opened in town last night hy a game between the Woodmen and T. A, B's The Woodmen won by score of IA to 10, The game was fast, exciting and clean throughout Not a single foul was called The lineup was as follows,
The morning journal-courier., 1908-11-04

Mrs. c. A. Trott entertained at whist yesterday afternoon at her nome on North Whittlesey avenue.
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