Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-30
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Democrats Nominated Representatives Last Night.

Last Night.
 The democratic convention for the purpose of nominating representatives and justices Of the peace was held ln the court room last evening. The following men were nominated for the respective offices: John Bird and John NJ. Page, for representatives ana S. D. Bingham. W. J. Neary, Herbert Hard, George w. Stevens and Aaron French for justices of the peace. The meeting adjourned at S:2O
 The writer was informed by good authority last night that the old origi- nal Naugatucks is to be revived for one more performance The boys claim that the performance will be q cork er It is hoped if the boys do give q performance that the public will pat roniZe them.
 There was fair attendance at St Francis's fair last night. The stage entertainment consisted of songs by Miss Margaret Campbell and F. J. Pvt lik and recitations by Miss Grace Cross. The entertainment tonight will consist Of d doll drill by little girls.
 There was a large and enthusiastic crowd waiting for the train last night which was to carry Judge Bronson. the democratic candidate for governor, to Waterbury. The train was sup posed to pass through here between T:30 and o'clock, but it did not arrive until about 9:1O. There were quite a number of men who wished to go to Waterbury on this train. but they could not. as the train of thirteen cars was then ovcrcrOwded. While wait ing for the train. Oliver GildcrSleeve, the democratic candidate for congress .1 jet, iy.+ 1 with number of the young men. tell ing them stories and otherwise keep ing the crowd in good EumOr. One Of the young men in the crowd introduced his chum to the candidate as the smallest voter in the town. The can Ciidate is q very iovial man. as was shown last night by his cordial treat ment of the young men. and especially the little bows. of whom there was q goodly number
 The Hibcrnians. at q meeting Sun day afternoon. voted to attend the St Francis-s sfair headed by the Rifles and the drum corps.
 Miss Margaret Fury. of lAnsonia, who has been visiting Miss May BaX- ter. of Johnson street, has returned home.
 Quite q number from here attend cd the democratic rally in Waterbury last night.
 Martin Mulahey. q young man who resided at Mrs RoSS'S boarding house on Church street. was taken to Wa ferbury yesterday afternoon, suffering from typhoid fever.
 A runaway on Water street yestcr- day caused quite q little iXcitement while it lasted. The team belonged to Walter Osborne and was being driven by William Curtiss. It was stopped before any damage was done.
 George Ganoutte has returned from a visit at his home in Meriden.
 Thomas Martin. who was sent home from the Philippines wounded. and who has since been confined in hos pital in san Francisco. is home for a few days visit.
 John Maher. who was injured in a foot ball game on Athletic field some time ago. is able to be about again with the aid of cane. His many friends will be pleased to learn that John is improving so rapidly.
 Mrs J. H. Jennings died at her home on Oak street yesterday from cancer.
 The Naugatuck and Waterbury High schools are playing a game of foot ball on Athletic field this after noon Naugatuck is confident of win ninc
 The warden and burgesses will holt q meeting tonight.
 Miss Mary Ryan, of Hillside ave nue. returned home yesterday from ] visit with friends ill Norwich.
 There was no session of the borougl court this morning.