Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-28
The Hon E. c, Kilduff and City Clerk M, J Ryan,

/, Charles '. Kent, Adelard D. David, John Hitchcock. Thomas Garvey, George G. Havican; alternate, James Ennis.
 Delegates to town convention-Wil- liam h. Black, Jr, Edward Maloney, Edward NJ. Roberts. James J. Madden, Otto Hermann; alternate, Harry NJ. | Upsen.
 This ward polIed S04 votes, the Kill duff-Ryan ticket getting 50S and the opposition 296, majority of PIP for the administration ticket.
 FOURTH WARD. Aldermen-stephen o'Brien, James Murray, John Brophy, Delegates to city conyentien-Bar- rhoIonew Collins, John Phelan, Der nard CoyIe. Walter Wall, James J. Me Donald, William Casey; alternate, Patrick Dunn.
 Delegates to school conyention-Ni- chaeI F. McKennerney, Terrence F. COughlan. John Malone, George Miller, Maurice Shea, Edward Keenan; alter nate. Edward Balfe. Delegates to town convention-Dan- iel Cavanaugh, Adoiph Lallier. Daniel Shannahan. James Shea, Thomas H. Hogan, John Carey; alternate, Michael Malone.
 The total vote in the fourth was 9S3, of which the Hayes ticket got 4S3, the administration ticket Al and 52 for the Fitzpatrick ticket. The Hayes men won by majority of 8.
 FIFTH WARD.
 
 Pagan, Martin Keefe.
 Delegates to city convention-E. J. Finn, Thomas Halpin. James Bloom field, Edward Gaughan. Joseph Dough erty- W William fLaffin, William Brophy; alternate, John Dooling.
 Delegates to school convention James Lahey, Thomas Slavin, F. H. Real, James Thompson. Patrick HoIo- han, John Gleason, William Clasby; alternate, William Shannahan.
 Delegates to town convention-Tim- othy Carmody. William Mccarthy, George Lynch, William T. Keenan, NJ. J. Donnelly, John Doran, IT, James Sayres; alternate. Patrick Thompson.
 In the fifth 1061 votes were cast, of which the KiIduff-Ryan ticket re- ceived 565, and the opposition 4S5, majority of 80 for the administration ticket.
 Waterville, a part of the second dis trict. gave the Kilduff-Ryan ticket 1O2. and the opposition 2S, a majority of 74 for the administration ticket. I Editor of the Democrat: | '
 In last Thursdays issue of your pa
 
 republicans of Town Plot had demand ed recognition on the school ticket at the coming election. That is true, but think it was mistake to state that they had requested that Attorney Wood be selected to represent them. I have nothing personal to aIlege against Mir Wood, but I have very strong doubts as to whether he would be acceptable to a majority of the re- publican electors of that district If there is a deal to put MT Wood on the board as a representative republican of the Town Plot district the thing must have been kept pretty quiet, for no one appears to know anything about it. TOWN PLOT.
 The only thing we have to say in this connection is that the information came to the Democrat from a man who is right in the game and is said to hold the republicans of Town Plot in the hollow of his hand.
 There is a little race on between Cliff ELS and Assistant City Clerk George IT. Nettleton for the republi- can nomination as candidate for city clerk. 1t is said that Nettleton has the inside track.
 Tie old adage about the early bird catching the worm didn't hold good for q cent yesterday. Everybody knows that the hustling Dr Hayes was out early enough. and often enough, yet when the votes were counted he was left outside the Dreastworks.
 The police force had it's hands full yesterday in preserving order at the various voting places. The crowds were so large at times that the lines extended hundreds of feet away from the booths. The blue coats handled the crowds well and there was very little confusion:
 The democratic conventions will be held on Monday. Tuesday and Wednes- day evenings. The town Monday. the clty IueSudy ana the ScHOOl NeuneS- day. It is understood that there will be no change in the present city and town officers. So far as can be learned nothing definite has been done regard ing candidates for the board of educa- tion.
 When the administration rambIed into the south end to look up a man as candidate for alderman that would make good run in that district. they made no mistake when they got their eye upon Martin Keefe. He proved to be a sprinter. Any other kind of man would have been outdistanced in that neighborhood by the opposition