The morning journal-courier., 1908-10-06

NWplillilQId y Iplll U sh I Gbptj 1855 for license as compared with 92o to IT last year.
 The following towns changed from no-license to license;
 Milford-License vote, 531; no. license, 39S; last year, the vote was, license, S46i no-license, 442,
 Killlngly-The vote was License, 6SS; no-license, 590; last year the vote was, licenese, 554; no-license, 570
 New Canaan-License vote was 3GS; no-license, 2S6; last year the vote was, license. 271; no-lcense, BIO. Plymouth-The vote was, license, 319; no-license, 29S; last year the vote was, license, 220; no-license, 250, This is the first time in 35 years that this town has gone license.
 North Canaan-The margin for li-' | cense was 51; last year the town did not vote, but remained no-license. The vote was, license, 595; no-license 5d6.
 New Milford"-The margin for H. cense was 20 last year, The vote was; License, 4S6 no-license, 535; margin LOT nO-llCenSe, 4J'
 Barkhamstead-Th vote was: h. cense 11S; no-lcense, 7S; last year the vote was license, 80; no-license, ST.
 The following towns remain license:
 Putnam-The vote was: License, 623; nC.lioense, 435; last year the vote was: license, sos; no-license, 394,
 Torrington went license by ma jority of over 500; last year the vote was: license, 1928; no-lcense, 522; margin for license, S06.
 Thomaston-Th plurality for IT, cense was 40; last year the vote was; license, S12; no-license, I'll; margin for license, Al.
 Cornwall-The vote was License 110, no-license, 109; last year the town did not vote and was licensed | town
 Sterling-The vote was: License. I152; no-license, 14O; margin, 12; last year, license 113; no-llcense, 101; margin, 12.
 | Plainville-The margin for license was 13S; last year the vote was: r.
 The vote In New London was license, l69O; no license 9S1; last vote, 1900; H. cense l.76S. no license, 596.
 In Middletown the vote was license, 1928; no license, l,0iS; margin for IT, cense, 2SO; last year the town was H. cense without voting.
 In Windsor, the vote was, license, S7s; no license, l7S; last year the vote was license, 2lS; no license, 9S.
 Seymour stayed license by 9l; no vote was taken last year.
 The vote at Enfield was, license, TOP; no license, 542
 Manchester went license by vote of 972 to 92O, margin of 52. Lost year the vote was, license, 742; no license, 956 a margin for no licerse of PA
 Stamford stayed license 1,96S to 912; Hast year the vote was 1,797 to 592.
 Norwalk voted license 1,24l to 2l4. Nc vote last year.
 The vote from Norwich was for H. cense 2,2O6, against 1914 last year the vote for license was 1,730, no license, 76s.
 Matthew r. OBrien, the nominee l TUT EpNtiupl bl tIt pi'ulbillpli pti " who has been constantly on the stump for a month holding rallies In the larger towns, said that he thought the incomplete returns showed that the party had held its own, and if the size of the vote was taken into con sideration the temperance workers had reason to feel encouraged.
 He said that the liquor men made their fight in towns that changed over last year while the prohibitionists knowing how hard 1t is to hold a town the first year after it turns over not only fought to hold these towns but made great effort to capture other towns for the moral effect He sait that he failed to see wherein the liquor men had any encouragement in the re- turns as they came in tonight.