Morning journal and courier., 1883-09-29
The Town Elections.

Examinations Made For Town Officials.
 On Monday the town elections in the State 1 occur, when the voters of the State for theii
 respective towns will decide who will be the
 selectmen. town treasurers, town clerks, town
 collectors of taxes for the ensuing term and 1 also fill other town offices. New Haven is one | of the two or three exceptions, not holding her town election until November. Nomiua- tions have been made as follows: ~..- ...= Hamden Republicans: Selectmen. l.. A.
 Dickerman, Edward Davis; town clerk and
 treasurer, E. B. Cooper; assessor, George Fl.
 Allen: county delegates, Henry W. Munson, ! jr., Jesse Warner; senatorial delegates, 0. A.
 Burieigh. William F. Thomas, A. o. Beach, William E. Davis. New Britain Republicans: For seleCtmen,
 Levi s. Wells and Justus A. Traut. The re-
 mainder of last years ticket was renominated
 except town auditor, for which office George D. Cotley was nominated, MT. Oldershaw
 declining to run.
 North Haven Democrats: Town clerk, s.
 G. Gilbert; seIectmsn, Bennett Todd, Isaac E. Mansfield; assessor, Justus F. Crockett; registrar of voters, J. B. Goodsell.
 Orange-The Republicans nominated last evening" The meeting was held in Orange and it was late before the returns came in. It was reported that Mir. Don s. Thompson was nominated for town treasurer, which po- sition he has filled since the death of Israel K. Ward, Elias T. Main for town clerk, and Walter A. Main for collector. The retiring selectmen are George R. Kelsey, first select
 D vid Platt, Democrat. Mir. Kelsey could not allow his name to be used again on account of illness. By an accidental omission of the printers the official notice of the Republican meeting to nominate candidates sent us by Mir. D. s. Thompson failed to appear.
 Orange Democrats last evening nominated for town clerk, Rollin W. Hine; selectmen, David Platt, Luther Fowler; assessors, R. w. Hine, D. B. Wheeler; registrars of voters, Messrs. Peck and B. F. Somers; collector of taxes, William Church; also making other nominations 0. K. Bush was chairman and pr. Barnett secretary. The Democracy were talking quite confidently last evening of being able to elect their ticket.
 Hartford Democrats-For town clerk and registrar, John E. Higgins; for selsctmen, George W. Fowler, Thomas J. Blake and William Westphal for treasurer, George Meyers; for collector, Fred. s. Brown.
 Derby Democrats -Selectmen, E. W. Webster and P. McManus; town clerk, D. E. collector of taxes, N. 0. Treat; treasurer, s. Bassett; registrar of births, marriages and deaths, Dr. Ambrose Beards- ley. s1
 Waterbury Denocrats-Mayor, Henry A. | Matthews; clerk, E. G. Kilduff; treasurer, Dennis J. Gaynor; auditor, James E. Birrell; | sheriff, John W. McDonald; water commis- | sioner, c. 0. Commerford; Bronson library | fund agent, John Fitzpatrick, jr.
 East Haven Democrats Charles T. Hem- | ingway, town clerk; Leonard R. An drews, Ruel $. Thompson, select | men; o. B. Thompson, treasurer; William H. Shannon, registrar of I vital statistics; John Ives Bradley, assessor; | Merwin Bailey, member of board of relief | Grove J. Futile, school visitor; Daniel M. Church, Jared B. Hemingway, Frank M. | Sperry, Michael Higgins, Henry O. Prout, Frederick c. Prout, Gilbert Van Sickle, con- stables; William Fl. Shannon, Grove J. Tut tle, Frank M. Sperry, Reuben H. Ooe, Gill bert Van Sickle, town committee.