Waterbury evening Democrat., 1888-07-03

The third division, A. O. H., elected several minor officers at their meeting last night.
 The 11:17 train was late 30 minutes this morning on account of the New York train being delayed.
 A pair of children's shoes, rubber soles. which were picked up in the street, awaits 8 claimant at the police station.
 One of the guy ropes on the derrick at Haley's new building on South Main street caught in carriage top last night, ripping it off. I All of the owners of wagons engaged in the night soil and garbage business in this city, have been notified to appear before the sanitary inspector Thursday morning | at 10 o'clock at the rink building and have their vehicles and appliances inspected. The young peoples society of the | Methodist church held meeting last
 evening and completed arrangements for their annual excursion, which will be held
 Wednesday, July IS, going over the
 Meriden, Waterbury and Connecticut River road to Cromwell and down the Connecticut river to one of the pleasure
 resorts there.
 "DEADLoCKED" DEMOCRATS. l to Elect Officers.
 The democratic town committee held a
 meeting last night for the purpose of
 effecting a permanent organization, and | as usual, failed to accomplish anything.
 The meeting was called to order by Thomas
 Moran, member from the first ward, the
 other three members, Thomas H. Hayes,
 of the second; James F. Doolan, of the
 third, and Miles F. Connolly of
 the fourth ward being present.
 MT Connolly pleaded that he had another
 engagement and wanted the meeting to
 adjourn until Monday evening. Chair
 man Moran declared that the election of a
 permanent chairman was in order, and
 asked MT Doolan to propose the name of
 any candidate he had for the position. MT Doolan said he would rather hear from
 the member from the first ward before he
 had anything 10 say. MT Moran proposed
 the name of Cornelius Maloney. Messrs
 Connolly and Doolan opposed the nomina
 tor and Doolan suggested the names of D.
 J. Mahaney and Benjamin Sedgwick. } Hayes and Moran said, no. "The election } of MT Sedgwick to this position would
 antagonize strong element of the party, ' , said MT Hayes; "I propose the name of
 Edward L. Frisbie." "I shant vote for him." said Connolly, Che is no democrat ; } Moran voted for Frisbie, and Doolan said 5 he was too old. Connolly then modified
 his formor statement and said he had nc push to him. The name of Nelson Morris D was then proposed by MT Hayes, which I led Connolly to remark that he ''woul6 : not vote for him for any office either
 elective or for n member of the town com mittee" He would "vote for either Timothy Rourke, Benj njamin Sedgwick or D
 J. Mahaney, but for no one else, at least tonight"
 Seeing that it was impossible to come tc ! an agreement, MT Hayes at this point pro posed that all four members of the com 3 mittee resign, and let the wards hold an other election. Moran signified his vii
 lingness, but Connolly declared that h, r was elected and intended to stick, Doolal r ditto.
 = Moran then suggested that each membe l of the committee employ his own warc e canvasser for military enrolment. Con g molly said he had his ward already can
 vassed.
 The name of James Horigan for chair l man was then proposed by MT Hayes ant c was agreeable to MT Moran. Messrs Con } molly and Doolan objected the former ol $ the ground that MT Horigan had no time to f attend to the duties of the office, while tht r latter claimed he was not capable. At thi
 point Mir Moran suggested that they take , canvass among some of the old-time lead CTS of the party and act according to tn ei1 judgment. Just then John J. McDonalt z happened to drop into the room, and NJ Moran immediately proposed his name Hayes agreed, but Connolly and Doolal said nay, and there the matter dropped Connolly was obliged to go at this stage O the proceedings and took Doolan witl him, and the meeting adjourned until nex Monday evening"