Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-23

Martin Delaney, Weibert Reichen- L- bach, Tirnothy Garren; alternate aI large, Henry T. Walsh.
 Delegates to Town Conv entanIl- Dandel Sullivan, James Hine, Flor ence D. Keenan, Charles Neuman, John J. Lynch; alternate at large, James Mullen
 Delegates to School Convention Thomas Donalhue, Henry Kluttig, John Connors, John J. Donegan, Jeremiah Delaney; alternate at large, Quirin Straub.
 Tellers-John J. Degnan, William Derwdn.
 Attorney Minor acted as chairman and addresses were made by several Of the delegates.
 The following is the Thoms ticket in the second ward:
 Aldermen Peter Kiersted, John D.. Chatfeld, John Sachsenhauser.
 Delegates to City Convention Tinar othy J. Brennan. Hubert M. Rigney, James J. Baba1l, William H. Black, jr, Daniel F. Dalton; alternate at large, John J. Geraghty.
 Delegates to Town Convention Peter F. Mcconnell, Peter T. Keeley, T. Frank Phelan. Thomas F. Lawlor, William J. Thibodeau: alternate at large, John J. McCann.
 Delegates to School Convention John l.. Saxe, Frank Hollywood, Jo- seph T. Nagae. Herbert A. Tullar, Isa- dore Chase: alternate at large, Edward F. Bowling.
 Tellers Frank Keeley, Michael J. Delaney.
 Teners, Sixth District William H. Wolff, William F. Mcconnell.
 The following is the Lynch ticket in the fifth ward:
 Aldermen en-Lawrence J. Tobin, John Hurley, Frank K Bergen
 Delegates to City Convention Mi chael F. Coss. William Bowe, James J. Hayes, William Fitzpatrick, James J. Devoy, Edward B. McEligott, Pat rick H. Robinson; alternate at large Peter Lad11c.
 Delegates to Town Convention Thomas F Bergin, Bart Sweeney Thomas Taylor, John J. Burgess James Ring, Andrew A. Toole, jr Frank Sheehy; alternate at large, Jot Sepn I. Degnan.
 Delegates to School Convention Patrick Brennan, James Fl. Wilson John J. Baldwin, Michael Fitzgerald jr, John T. McMahon, John J. Kane James J. Murphy; alternate at large Charles Treon
 Tellers William F. Howard, Pat, rick Moynihan.
 GOOD WORDS FOR MAHANEY.
 During the past four years it has been. the privilege of the writer, as a member of the board of public works, to note and admire the efforts of Com missioner D. J. Mahaney for the bet terment of the Brooklyn district The extensive storm water drainage sys- tenn installed there at a cost of .$2, GOO, the placing of gates at the once dan. gerous Porter street crossing, the widening of Railroad Hill street. and all the minor improy ements in the way of crosswalks and lights, are largely due to his labors on the aldermanic and public works boards, and are proofs of his desire to make Brooklyn what it should be. A large, if not the largest taxpayer in the Brooklyn dis trict. MT Mahaney has set all example in advocating and paying for public Improvements that has not been equa1led by any taxpayer in Water bury, and the knowledge be gained as a master builder has been of much service on the public works board Now that another election is-close al hand and the residents of Brooklyn have an opportunity to send MT Ma nancy to again represent them on tho aldermanic board, they will not be doing all they can for their own and the eity's interests if they fail to do 1t
 J. 0. WHITING.