Waterbury evening Democrat., 1894-09-29

Francis Fully. the thres months old son of Mir and Mrs Patrick Fully of Sum. init street. died last night The funeral took place at 3 o'clock this afternoon with interment in St Joseph's cemetery.
 -Frisine Rasco, the Is year old daughter of Joseph Rasco of 24 North Leonard street. died yesterday. Tn. funeral will take place at o'clock to- morrow afternoon with interment in Cal vary cemetery. Relatives and friends ara invited to attend.
 Jimmie Cremins of Charles street, q boy about fifteen years of age. fell from the bank to the bottom of the sewer at the corner of Porter and South Leonard streets this morning. He was fshed out by the workmen and found to have es- capped without the slightest injury.
 --Yesterday afternoon Mrs Ellen Me Lure hung some clothing on the liue in the rear of her residence on Riverside street and went to take them in about o'clock last night two suits of clothes worth at about S6O were missing. There is To clue to where the articles went
 While the democrats of the different wards should use every means at their dis posal to bring out the full party vote this year. it would seem that those of the third ward should be more active than any of the others There is no room for fault finding in this ward. It is we'll repre- sented by excellent candidates on the town, city and school tickets. and this fact | coupled with their duty to the interests of the community at large should stimulate them to greater efforts than on former occasions. They are represented on the | town ticket by James Horigan, as candi- date for the office of second selectmAn. ! |. n low democrats. First, and above all, he is 1 an honest, competent man. and for years has been a faithful worker at the polls in | the interests of every democrat that has been recommended for the suffrage of the people by the party. On the city ticket the voters of the ward can point with pride | to P. F. Bannon. the candidate for treas urer. He is a clean. honest, faithful. pub | lie servant, and his reelection to the posi- tion which be has filled for the past year will be nothing but a we'll earned reward for the fait! l discharge of the duties O: the important position. On the school | ticket the third ward has been honored by the name of Dr B. A. O'Hara. for a posi- ton as member of the board of education. Dr O'Hara possesses all the qualifications necessary for a useful member of this honorable body. On the district commit . zee the ward has the incI rruptible Michael ! Begnal, who is regarded by his co-workers l on that board as one of the most active, useful and far seeing member u.e district committee has had in a sU~ years He Is a sturdy. uncompromisinl democrat Voters should also remember that their fellow democrat. Lawrence Cronan. is q candidate on the town ticks "n-Stable, Mir Cronan is A man who has -oted much of his time in the past to the sue. ! nE Eark of the good qualities of the candidates from the ward who have been honored with nominations on the town. city and school tickets, we beg to remind the voters of the ward that they must not lose sight i of their ward ticket To be candid about the matter. it is something which should concern them as much. if not m re. than the candidates on the other tickets. Ths success of the ward ticket is a matter thAt directly concerns the residents and tax payers of the ward. D. J. Mahauey has been nominated by the unanimous vote oi the ward for alderman. IL IS generally conceded, even by his opponents. that h. would make a creditable alderman Tn. ward has felt the need of such a repre- sentative in the Aldermanic chamber His or ponent will make strenuous efforti l to defeat him. It is the manifest duty oi
 democrats of the third ward to stand solidly for the democratic nominee fol alderman. Most of the candidates fol councilmen are so well and fAvorably known that they need no introduction tC the electors of the ward. Contractor Johr ClohesSy is one of the most respected business men in the community. Timothy l.. Horigan and William Borchard hay' served on the board this year. They hAv' been punctual in attending the meeting and the part they have played in th' affairs of the management of the eOunci must insure them a reelection by a hand some majority. James Downey makes hi first appearance as a candidate for office The honor came without any solicitation on his part. He Is a man who, if elected
 will be found where the outies of his posi- tion require him on all occasions N. J Colloty is also a new man on the ticket
 but he is perhaps the best known of al the candidates. He Is well and favorabl.
 known in society circles and has host O
 friends who are prepared to see that hi
 name stands at the head of the list whel
 the result is announced.