The daily morning journal and courier., 1898-11-08
THE SILVER HERESY IS NOT DEAD. VOTE, VOTE, VOTE IT DOWN TO-DAY.
WALLINa FORD EYENrS.

The polls open this morning at eight o'clock and close at five o'clock in the evening. Every republican should make 1t a point to get to the polls as early as possible, for it will greatly fa- cilitate the work of the committee. Be sure and not wait too long before com ing to the polls, as at the last hour there Is likely to be a rush and you may lose your vote.
 All three ballots go into the same en- velope, and there is no possibility of making any mistake.
 The saloons will all be closed to-day.
 The continued case of the New Haven Water company vs the borough of Wallingford is on the docket for trial In New Haven to-day.
 Rev. +. G. Richardson will conduct the services at the Masonic home next Sunday.
 The complete returns from the doc tors show that there were twenty-six births in town during the month of Oc- tober.
 Vote the straight republican ticket to- day, and you will make no mistake. The entire ticket is clean from beginning to . SAiC ~A- Nldi llIl lOI JuuSc Ol pIOpdJG and Samuel Hodgkinson and J. F. Downs for representatives make a strong combination that is sure to win if the voters only turn out.
 Recorded real estate transfer: Ellen A. Hill to F. J. Griffin, S5x135 feet on Meadow street
 The Yale Law school football team is booked to play a picked team here to- day.
 The democratic caucus was called to order last evening at 8:15 Chairman G. A. Hopson. G. W. Woodhouse was chosen as chairman with John G. Phe- Ian as clerk It was voted to proceed to an informal ballot. D. E. Morris nominated Attorney o. H. D. Fowler and c. H. Tibbitts presented the name of John B. Kendrick. The result of the informal ballot showed that 205 votes were cast, of which number o. H. D. Fowler had 137 and John B. Kendrick IS.
 Voted, that the ballot be declared formal and unanimous, and 0. H. D. Fowler was declared the nominee for first representative. The formal ballot for second representative resulted in the selection of J. E. Kendrick. who received 173, J. J. Prior 43, scattering 3. The vote was made unanimous in fa- vor of John B. Kendrick. The commit tee appointed for that purpose broughs in the names of J. J. Myers, H. w. An < drews, S. s. Watson, J. c. Roach, Os- car Peterson, w. A. Simpson and Thomas Kennedy for justices of the peace They were nominated.
 O. H. D. Fowler, the nominee for first representative was called upon Z for speech, and responded and began < his address by stating that the longer < he belonged to the democratic party the more he loved 1t, etc. The speaker a tried to make point on the electric light question and brought up the Mud- dy river matter and Patten case, and quoted the democratic platform as the text for the democrats to act upon. < The speaker in closing predicted dem- ocratic victory to-day H. F. Hall, as usual, was soon on deck and reiterated the statements that he has made here at every opportunity that offered for the past twenty or more years, and pleased his hearers by scoring the re- publicans and their administration of the affairs in the borough and town. and repeated his many ofttimes told grievances relating to the gas com- pany and the republican party MT. Z Hall talked until he saw his hearers ! getting tired and leaving the hall, when 5 he. closed and the caucus was adjourned sine die.
 The name of Attorney Fowler has been talked of for representative for some time past until within a few days it was understood that he had decided not to allow his name to be used. At the democratic love feast in Leighton's hall Saturday evening so much pres- sure was brought to bear that MT. Fowler relented and stated that if it was the unanimous wish of the mem- bers present that he should stand he would sacrifice his personal wishes and consent to a place on the ticket.
 Last evening Officer Reilly arrested Michael Healy of Providence, E. l., who has been stopping in town for three < weeks, who is charged with the theft of S10 from fellow boarder at Mrs. Behri's boarding house on Meadow street. The case will come up in the borough court this morning at 9:30 o'clock.