The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-12-03
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 Charles D. Nicoii. the nominee for first councilman. is the first sergeant of the New Haven Grays and popular real estate dealer.
 Edward N. Darlington is president of the Bradley. Damn & Darlington com pany of State street. and Is we'll known member of the Young Mems Re- publican club.
 Noah A. Fullerton. noted Chapel street merchant, the proprietor of the Boston grocery store. Is equally we'll known throughout the ward and city, and would make an excellent city father.
 In the Second ward Russell A. Bel den Is the nominee for alderman. Mir. Belden is the president of the Belden Machine company on Congress avenue and is well known throughout the ward. He has served on the board of council men and this year was a member of the committee on railroads and bridges If elected he would be most able mem Der of the upper board.
 Ellery E. Coolidge, the nominee for first councilman. has served on the board of councllmen and Is we'll known Chapel street insurance agent. Judge Rufus S. Pickett needs no in- troduction to the voters in the ward, as his record Is we'll known.
 Harry D. Grinnell is chief clerk in engineers department of the Con- solidated road.
 Julius G. Beach is the nominee for | alderman in the Third ward. MT. Beach is foreman at Peck Bros. & Co. s | and will no doubt poll very large | vote.
 George Weismann, Alexander B. Mur- phy and Thomas Stewart, for council men, are all well and favorably known in the ward.
 Dr. B. L. Lambert, the nominee for | alderman in the Fourth ward, is well known in the ward and very accepta- ble man for the position. John W. Scoble, nominee for first | councilman, is of the firm of Scobie & Johnson. grocers. 1so Rosette street | and has long resided In the ward where he is we'll known.
 l Frederick E. Whitaker is employed in the railroad shops and is well known
 Robert J. Moorehead iAemployed al the Central American Tescompany or State street. & Frank s. Hamilton, tha anomineee fol alderman in the Fifth, fa in charge ol the freight office at Belle dock. H. has. served in the alderrnen's chamber for the Eleventh ward for two yeari and will be a great addition to ths board of aldermen if eleSted. | John H. Pierce is a faSeglar at L fCandeer & C5o!s and is.' WsIf knowl in his ward.
 William l.. Peck of the firm of H. H Peck & Son, is also we'll known and 1, Frank Holcomb is connected with th' New Haven Carriage company. He i son of Sherman Holcomb. I The candidates in the Sixth ward are EJohn V. Rattlesdorfer, for alderman Kelsey Jones, Charles R. Frisbie, Ed ward W. Clifford, for councilmen. I Mr. Rattlesdorfer Is we'll known il 1.-the meat business. He runs a larg meat market at the corner of Green and Jefferson streets, where he ha built up a large trade.
 A. Kelsey Jones is member of tn I firm of A. Foote & Co.,, the State stree | fish and oyster dealers. He has rul I for councilman in other wards severa times and has always made good show ings.
 l Charles R. Frisbie is member of thu reportorial staff of the Journal ant l Courier" and is we'll and favorabl! known about the city. He has run fo councilman from this ward four time 1 before. and has always run ahead Of hi ticket.
 Edward w. Clifford is 8 foreman il Sargent & Co.'s factory. He is a mem her of the Young Mems Republican club and has large number of friend in the ward.
 Tn the Seventh ward Charles E.Browl is the aldermanic nominee. He is tn
 joiner on Artizan street, and IS wei
 known in the city. James P. Coe Is frs nominee for councilman, is also wei known in the ward; William F. Stahl i
 the son of Selectman Stahl, and is on of the best known German-Americans fl | the city. and if elected will make
 most excellent member of the council
 men. Nicholas Cannon is a foreman a O. B. North & Co.,, and is very popula in the shop and throughout the ward
 In the Eighth ward James H. Paris is the nominee for alderman. MT. Par isfl has experience as a member of tn
 board of councilmen, and was on tn finance committee. He Is a manufac turer and a popular member of the NeJ !. Haven Yacht club, and well know
 throughout the ward. W. H. Forsyth
 president of the Forsyth Dye Work I and Laundry company, an excellen
 business man, and is also prominen
 member of the Horse Guard, serving
 long time as treasurer of the company He is a popular and first class citizer
 James D. Dewell, jr., is a rising youn lawyer, and has served one year @ councilman. Howard B. Adt Is wit | John Adt & Son, and is we'll known. I Joseph>C. Kelley, the nominee for al derman in the Ninth ward has serve
 one year as councilman, and Is con ! tractor at the winchester armony. Ed
 ward H. Beulah, Charles c. Unger an ] Thomas s. Bailey are well known in tn
 ward. -..... l In the Tenth ward Alderman James MacDonald is again nominated, and 1