Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-24
WILL BE A BATTLE ROYAL TOMORROW
Supporters of the Two Democratic Candidates Are Lined p-Ou
 AnxiOuSy Awaited Republicans of Third Were Busy

meeting and the results as shown last night indicated how hard they had worked.
 4 petition was read by the chair re- questing that collective ballot be taken, This petition was signed by fifteen electors and bases on section in the general statutes which pre- scrlbes that when such a petition is presented the vote as requested shall be taken. It was signed by the fol" lowing: l.. W. Anderson, Robert Pal mer, T. H. Quinn, w. R. Willetts, o. w Burritt, Charles P. swick, J. M. BuErall, Jr, William Wright 0. w.. Bauby, W. M. Black, Frederick Gau- per, F. W. Dews, Seth Norton, walter A. Lewis and J. o. Treat.
 Horace Hoad1ey opposed this method of voting and said that many Woul1 have refrafned from attending the meeting had they had any idea that 1t would have been carried on in the manner proposed. Kelsey shut off MT Hoadley by repeatedly shouting Question" and the chairman being in league with Kelsey. put the question. Nominations were then in order and hdA Ad1Adh ll0OA Robert Walkers ticket. which was known as the regular ticket, and Kel- sey nominated the Citizens alliance ticket. A rush was then made for the polling place, and as the check list was used and the crowd large and eager 1t was almost two hours before the re suit was declared. The alliance ticket was successful, but wild halloo did not accompany the declaration. It was received in comparative silence. The vote stood 149 to 100. The sue cessful ticket is as follows:
 For alderman-Thoma H. Hewitt. J.. T. Macauley. Adam Ca1lan. 4o5 Wash fngton avenue.
 Delegates to citv convention Charley F. Hoadley. Henry Q. Wood. William q, Walker. George E. sallew, William B. Brooks.
 Delegates to town convent1o t1on--Iou1s F. Fftzsimons. John Little. J. RaWson Hughes. Frederick T. Loonfs, Euzerne M Camp.
 The defeated ticket was made up as follows:
 For ldermen-FrAaericF W. Ches- son. Hugh A. lPendlebury, William M. Black.
 For delegates to citv convention Wi1Ifam F wit1afts Robert Palmer. Lauritz ". Anderson Thomas Fl. o,lnn William Fl. Wright.
 For delegates to town convention Holm NJ BalrraIl. d Goorro A. King Tohn Ba1nnas GiThert M. Henderson cooroe Rowbottom.
 There was not quito as much exnitn- n1ent fn the follr.t1, waT7. and thcre was onl~ one ticket the aF1iarce's +here. Whatevpr excitement or tnssle fhere w-as wae for n7aces on +iec nitv HaIao.offor s,o+wcens Taward Fn'er ar7a n ', TvrreH oe +11is ea'1r-e c1,Apord E11s cleair-ean anS ' " Nahonev secretary Tv1'ra'1 made -neecr, n nrnsc cnfing f'e +f4fya+ 'n wh'r''l 1,e adnoiffns hi- hanHi~rcS+ The dole ro+o- +n rho cftv corvar+snn on th7f +ioI-a+ xvera Sano+or- q Trac- R~rnn rT r144searo a,>E fnl-, 0shn~7e z. ,-.h,Io Fo1nv's de1n-a+o- ws-o nrrfI ~T,,n+e- vv4lTsan, u rn1i,n and him .ore T-,,n vn+o r-a~ r1,f+e cfose. tfn. -,-,rntno +io1-o+ ra-,,,e or1v fh-ee --oA>>- Lo snara r-1,4 co.--l '+ +- oe --.. 3.yao-r,a.- V A1. e--.r+7, r-orI +'sc candidates ara Henrv vreva-H. s-7drn~c' w ro1ssr,,+7, Tor,., Nr~az nrH 4he 4,---~ a.-ao.. +os. arc Tz,soae " pvars rav-.-, rx- ", e,- --, ans ~r-s'1srr.r ', ,o,,,ins --,,- d'~no-es nf tho rnnuh= Ifcar nauc11ses.
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 The socia1is+ clubs of W7terh~rv will uneot Fridav evening SeDtembo- 25. at Foresters' han 1E1 Bank street. fc~ the purpose of putting up a local ticket
 Attorney Thorns Is sending ont lick ets and circulars all over the city. The circular informs the receiver that he will not fRo his dItv u1ffess he votps for to vote early Almost every eIectoT fn fine city will receive one or these circulars.
 This eveniuo tfa second ward sun- porters of MT Lynch will hold a meet ing. and it Is exnected to he a ronsIng one A great deal that was said by Mfr Thoms and his henchmen on theft rounds Of the wards last night will have to be answered this evening. Every man who favors the working mans candidate is expected to be at the club rooms at g o'clock.
 The final rallies of the Brophy Mur- ray Dunn followers will be held to