Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-04
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The following Is the result or the vote yesterday:
 President-William II. Taft, r, 976; William J. Bryan, d, 900; Flu gene V. Debs, s. 190; Hisgen. |, l6.
 Governor-George l.. Lilley, r, 1l21; A. Heaton Robertson, d, SH; {; Charles T. Peach, s, no; Frederick c. Albrecht, i, 9; M. F. O'Brien, p, l..
 Lieutenant-governor-Frank B, Weeks, r. 967; Rollin U. Tyler, d, 9l2; William Applegate. s, l90; James K. Beale, 1, 16.
 Secretary-Matthew H. Rogers, r, 972; Andrew J. Broughel, d, 9o9; Sheridan A. Morse, :, i90; George Heibel, Jr, i, 16.A
 Treasurer-Freeman F. Patten, r, 94S; George Mischeler, d, 929; Henry J. Horsefeld, 8, 172; Stanislaus A. Bouvier, 1, 16.
 Comptroller-Thomas D. Brad street, r. 97S; John M. Brady, d, 9O3; Rodney E. Richardson, s, 1S9; William T. Crowell, i, 16.
 Congressmen-at-large-John O., Tilson, r. 974; Christopher L. Aver i'll, d, 905; Jasper McLevy, S, 1S9; John H. Kelly, 1, 16.
 Nehemiah D. Sper. ry, r, 956; Thomas L. Reilly, d, 927; Alfred w. Smith. s, 1884.
 Senator-Thoma Bowen. r, 1097; Henry c. c. Miles, d, 500; Frederick w. Perry, S. 16S.
 ntatives-William H. Fur ton, T, 905; Harry H. Schofield, r., S97; Michael B. Reidy, d. 1904; Seth D. Bingham, d, 973; Frank D. Ellis s, l65; E. Ethelbert Davis, S, TT.
 Judge of probate-John F. Me Donough, d, 1044; Charles F. Hun gerford, r, SS9; Robert Swan, S, 12S.
 Justices of the peace-Aaron w. French, d, 907; John F. McDonough d, 915; Elliott E. Nichols, d. BOA; Seth D. Bingham, d, 911; Fred C.. Arendholz, d, 906 Henry w. Hamil- ton, r, 752; Frank H. Frost, r, 756; Frank s. Nichols, r, 757; George E. Goodwin, r, 756; Charles L. Carlson r, 713; John P. Gubbns, S. IFS; Hanford D. Freeman, S, 179; Emil Lindquist. S, 179; William A. Whit tiker, S, IFS: Max Leonhardt. S, 17S.
 Matthew E. O'Brien received one vote for governor on the prohibition ticket and the other candidates on the ticket received two votes.
 The socialists boiled 190 votes and the independence ticket boiled 16 votes.
 Thomas Bowen, republican candi- date for senator, defeated H. c. c. Miles by 297 majority
 The board of warden and burgesses met last evening and Warden o. Loughlin presided. The report on the North Water street matter was read and the following damages were awarded: N. Y, N. H. and H. R. R. Co, lot, s125; J. H. Whittemore, $2O0; J. H. Dolan, $25; Elizabeth and Mary A. Burns, $40; c. o. Sundvill, $50; N. H. Mccarthy, s75; Connecticut Railway and Lighting Co, $50; Harris Whittemore, $50, benefits awarded to the N. Y, N. Il. and H. R. R. Co, s615.
 
 The members of the original St Francis T. A. B. drum corps will give dance in Columbus hall Thursday evening. Before the dance there will be. street parade in which nine out of town drum corps will take part
 Miss Ethel Squires, who has been visiting her parents, Mir and Mrs c. Henry Squires of South View street, has returned to Bridgeport, where she is training at the Wright hos pital for nurse.
 The members of Laurel temple, ?. S., have received an invitation to be present at the anniversary celebra- tion of Golden Rod temple in Beacon Falls on Friday evening.
 The members of Court Juana, D. of l., will hold a social meeting in Pythian hall on Friday evening. All members of the order are requested to be present.
 Miss Eva Carlson of Walnut street is entertaining her cousin. Miss Ellen Extrom of New York city, for few days.