Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-04-24
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS
Democratic Caucus Held Last Evening
 and Nominations Made.

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 Democratic Caucus Held Last Evening
 and Nominations Made.
 The democratic caucuses were held in each of the three wards last evening at the following places: First ward, borough court room; second ward, Mul- vile building, Main street; third ward, Union City hose house. The caucuses were held for the purpose of nominat- ing candidate for burgess from each ward and electing delegates to the bor- ough democratic convention. The re- suits of the caucuses in the three wards are as follows: John J. German was chairman and Michael Lawlus clerk; for burgess, Joseph Reynolds; dele gates to borough convention, Arthur w. Smith. Frank Ford, John Breen, Thom- as r. Walsh. Bartholomew Desmond; alternates, F. J. Baxter, William Frost, John J. German was elected ward com mitteeman.. Second ward, chairman, Minor S. Baldwin; clerk, James Finne- gan; for burgess, William Mccarthy; delegates to borough convention, John M. Hearns, Thomas Casey, William Kennedy. James Kiely, David Altman, William Mccarthy James A. Maher, alternates Minor $. Baldwin, Frank Kiely; ward committeeman, John NJ. Hearns. Third ward. William Kiely, chairman; for burgess, W. F. Smith; delegates to borough convention, Will liam Kiely. Thomas McKeon, Michael Scanlon. Stephen Kiely, Dennis Linsky, John Rird. Miles <. Clark. Tn the sec 0nd and third wards, and particularly in the second, there was considerable excitement. In the second ward Bur- gess Jackson. the present encumbeht and ". H. Mccarthy, nominee for the office of burgess, became involved in lively word tilt which became quite personal at times. The vote for bur gess was. Joseph Jackson IT, W. Fl. Mccarthy 20. Tn the third ward Pat rick Connors made W. P. Smith hustle to retain the office of burgess. The vote stood, Connors 19, Smith 21 The democratic borough convention will be held in the borough court room Satur- day evening
 The republican borough convention will be held this evening in the borough court room.
 The St Francis T. A. B. society are to give dance at Columbus hall May 8.
 A large number from this borough at tended the performance of Ben Hur' in New Haven last night.
 The funeral of Mrs James Lundy took place this morning at S:3O from her late home on Scott street and at 9 o'clock from St Francis's church. The irlterment was in St Francfs's ceme- tery.
 The local fire department base ball team and the T. A. B. team of Derby will cross bats on the Hotchkiss field tomorrow afternoon.
 The members of the Y. M. 0. I. dra- matic club will reproduce the we'll known and pleasing Irish drama, 'For Honor's Sake at the Gem opera house. May 8. The club presented this play here some time ago and 1t was con- ceded to be the best amateur perform ance ever given in this borough. The club is and has been spending consid- erabIe time rehearsing the piece and 8 first class performance is assured. The drama will be presented under the per- sonal direction of E. l.. Maloney of Wa- terbury. who has coached the club in nearly all of It's productions, and this in itself is q sufficient guarantee that the play will be splendid success. MT Maloney coached the members of the
 
 brated Case" and did so in such pro- ficient manner that the play was as finished production as one would wish to see. Following is the cast of characters:
 Gerald O'Neil, a rich farmer ......
 .................. John Carab1ne Michael, his son, fugitive from
 justice .............. James Maher Reginald Mulvaney, the rogue ....
 r. J. SulIlVan Honor O'NeiI .......... R. E. Griffith Crotly, the carrier Frank P. Kiely Larry Farrell, the tool of Mulvaney
 .............. George F. Hayes Mfr Blake, a magistrate Peter Wood Jerry Flynn and Phelin Fogarty,
 owners of secret still ..........
 . Daniel O'Connell, Frank Walsh Sergeant Wheeler; Hardy, a turn
 key y........... Thomas Bowling Honor O'Neil Miss Elizabeth Gilson Katie Moriarty. Miss Minnie Sullivan Milly Cassidy. Miss Mary E. Shea Widow Cassidy ... Miss Mamie Kelly Soldiers. peasants and smugglers by
 members of the |. M c. I.