Waterbury Democrat., 1901-05-07
NAUGATUcK NEWS
F. F. schaffer Again Elected Warden of the Borough.

F. F. schaffer Again Elected Warden
 of the Borough.
 Results of the elections in the differ ent wards yesterday:
 Warden, F. F. schaffer, s97; B. A. Peck, 6I6.
 Town clerk, Hugh Hearns. both tickets, 1926.
 Selectmen, Howard Burlingame, T, sos; John A. Anderson, r, SOP; Arthur W. Smith, d, 732; Clarence w. Hub bell, d. 7S7. | Tax collector. J. E. Martin, both : tickets, 1,530.
 Treasurer, George T. wigmore, both tickets, 1,532.
 Auditors, Patrick Duffy, r, s15; Frank E. Nolan, q, 6S4.
 Bailiffs, Charles Silyernail, r, S19; Martin Dodge, T, S32; John Messner, r, S21: Paul GaIeski, r, SIP; Thomas O'Loughlin, d. TIC; Frank Jones, d, 710; Thomas F. Smith, 723; Charles w. Hubbell, d, 714.
 Board of education, A. H. Dayton, T, 321; w. J. Delaney, d, TIT.
 The election was very slow, not over twO-thirds of the total vote being cast. The total number of votes cast was about 1,540 The only ward which MT Peek. the democratic candidate, car rIed was the second, which he carried by fifteen votes.
 The board of education met last night, with a full attendance. PreSl- dent Rodenbach presided. Minutes of last meeting were read and ap- proved A list of the actual attend ance for the fall and winter terms from all districts was handed to the board by Superintendent Eaton. The matter of pupils who are tardy, caused by at tending church, they were requested to bring a note from the pastor. The matter was referred to a committee, who were appointed to look it up. A new teacher named B. Fl. Doyle, of Man1eyis, N. r., has been engaged to i'll the vacancy caused by the resigna- ton of MT Gibson, which took effect last week. MT Doyle entered upon his new duties this morning.
 The annual meeting of the freemen of the borough, for the purpose of making estimates for the ensuing year, was held in the court room last night at s o'clock. w. T. Rodenbach pre- sided and l.. s. Beardsley acted as clerk The estimates which were made by the board of warden and bur gesses were read and a committee of seven were appointed to bring in esti- mates and levy a tax to defray the ex- penses of the borough for the ensuing year. The committee are as follows: r. B. Futile, F. w. Tolles, E. E. Ste vens, c. W. Andrews, Patrick Bren- nan, B. C. Hall and Minor s. Baldwin A motion was made that the commit tee cooperate with the board of war den and burgesses in making out the estimates.
 Frank Knight of Scranton, Pa, was in town yesterday on business.
 Miss Nina Goodwin has been ap- pointed class historian of the senior class and Matthew Grove class pro- phet for the same.
 The game between the N. H. s. and W. H. S.. which has been advertised to take place at Athletic field to-mor row afternoon, has been postponed. The w. H. s. boys claim their team has been broken up. Instead the N. H. s. will play the I. M. c. A. on Hotchkiss field at 3:30. This is the first game for the |. NJ. c. A. and it ought to be interesting.
 Patrick Farrell of Derby was in town yesterday on business
 Senator Kennedy is in Hartford to- day attending the session of the legis- lature.
 The last meeting of the old board of warden and burgesses will be held in the court room tonight.
 W. H. Miner entertained the mem bers of the H. $. glee club at his home on Hillside avenue last night. An en- joyable evening was spent by all pres ent.
 James Feeney of New Haven was in town yesterday on business.
 Court Unity, F. of A., will meet to- night. All members are requested to be present.
 On Saturday night of this week Ray mond Gilbert will present the cele- brated drama, Monte Cristo," at the opera house.