The daily morning journal and courier., 1895-10-04
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and many democrats, that our present Mix, be continued in office for the com" ing year, and no doubt he will be the almost unanimous choice of the caucus, and if he can be prevailed upon to &C., cept the position for another year there | is but little doubt that he can be elected next Monday. His record as first select man for the past year is beyond re- proach, and the reports show that the affairs of the town have been conducted in a thorough and economical manner and he has gained many friends by his service that were opposed to him year ago.
 There is bad hole through the plank | ing in the Community bridge, which makes it dangerous for horses after dark, and 1t should be attended to at once.
 The White Rose Social club has pre- scented MT. and Mrs. William Kane with an elegant willow rocker. Rev, w. w. Peck will conduct the services at the Masonic home on Sun day.
 | bard yesterday morning and was given some wholesome advice and released upon the payment of the officers fees $2.47
 Mrs. David Wolcott of New Haven, assistant grand matron of the grand chapter of O. E. s. is filling the position of assistant matron at the Masonic home during the absence of Mrs. Les ter.
 w. J. Leavenworth has sold to R. W. Wallace & Sons 135 feet front on Quin- Inipiac street.
 The Wallingford fife and drum corps will give an entertainment and dance in the armory Saturday evening Octo- Der 19. The proceeds are to be used to- ward getting uniform. The annual harvest festival will be lheld this evening at the Baptist church. All kinds of fruits and vegetables at market prices.
 1 Dick" Lynch was out in the woods early yesterday morning and bagged five gray squirrels two cartridges and a rabbit.
 A special meeting of the T. A. B. fair committee will be held this Friday) Ievening.
 Robert E. Badger is now in charge Of lC. N Lane & Sons business stand in Simpson block and intends to keep his leyes and ears open in the interest of trade.
 William M. Casey officiated as chair man and John G. Phelan as secretary at the democratic caucus in town hall last evening. Upon the motion of M O'Callahan, the secretary was author ized to cast ballot for O. l. Martin for
 town clerk. Upon motion of H. c.
 Wooding an informal ballot was taken for first selectman
 J. J. Redmond in a well worded speech placed in nomination for first
 selectman William E. Hall as there
 was. no other nomination. MT. Hall
 had walkover and received 113 out
 of 117 votes cast. The vote was de-
 clared formal and w. E. Hall was
 elected by exclamation. George Cook
 of Yalesville was nominated by accla-
 nation for second selectman. Roger s. Austin was nominated by . aeclamati ton for collector
 Lorenzo R. Cook as treasurer was
 also nominated by exclamation. George A. Hopson and Thomas Dor nan for assessors nominated by accla- nation.
 There was little breeze over the nomination for registrar of voters. The name of J. B.Kendrick was presented = by J. P. Roach, who moved that he be nominated by exclamation. The | name of Edward Kavanagh was also : presented and quite discussion arose and finally the first name was voted ; upon and the motion was lost. The . motion to nominate Edward Havana gl , by exclamation was also voted dowr . and an informal ballot was taken, whicf
 resulted in 11S votes being cast Ed
 ward Kavanagh received S5, J. B. Ken n drAck 31. Kavanagh was nominated f by exclamation. Rev. Hugh Mallon anc , J. B. Kendrick were nomina ted by ac
 clamation for school visitors For tn ? board of relief John H. Francis, Henr, j. O. Wooding and M. o. Callahan wer n nominated.
 Il GRAND JURORS. l. J. J. Myers, W. H. Mckenzie, Jare
 T. Kimberly.
 CONsTABLEs.
 Daniel O'Reilly, James Mooney ,Georg Reilly, John Whalen.
 AUDITOR I, William I. Todd was placed in nom 6 nation, but Captain B. A. Treat state ,r that MT. Todd was republican, an
 his name was dropped like hot pots V to. J. B. Kendrick was nominated a re auditor.
 i'd TOWN COMMITTEE. 'r William M. Casey, chairman, Nichola IT. Downey, Patrick F. Gaherty, Geore S' Parker J. L. Merchant. The caucus was we'll attended, b, there was a lacking of the usual CT i- thusiasm manifested at democratic cal
 cusses. There were but few candidate = for the positions on the ticket, and bl
 with two exceptions all were nom ! mated by exclamation.