Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-14

within bounds during the short time Ehat remains. t-
 MT Lynch yesterday was the guest of the LakeView Outing club, which gave an outing on Lynch's farm in the north end Ut might be as we'll to say here that MT Lynch the candidate and MT Lynch the farmer are not at all reated, nor was there anything ready made about this outing but the re- treatments. The tickets cost fifty cents each, rather high price to hear a political song and dance on broil- ing Sunday afternoon. and the tickets were on sale to everybody. There were about eighty at the outing and many of those present went there sole ly to hear and see MT Lynch, just to know what kind of young man he is, tor having heard so much about him during the past few months they wished bo grafffy the curiosity of the eye. And they were apparently sat isfied that he is all right, At all events they cheered and cheered and gave him a rousing reception and hearty goodbye Gfor the present)
 There will be meeting of the third ward supporters of<AttOrney Lynch in the City hall tomorrow night at $ o'clock. All democrats are invited to attend.
 William J. Barrett, ex-president Of the troleymen's union, was asked to- day if it we're true that he had been promised the superintendency of the Brookside home, provided Attorney James M. Lynch was elected mayor His reply was as follows: No, am not looking for any political position Neither is MT Lynch, in my opinion. promising any political positions to anyone The person who started the report about me must have been dreaming"
 It was reported on the streets Satur- day evening that Lieutenant Sandland of Company A has been decided upon by the republicans as their candidate for city sheriff This cannot fail to be great news to a great many who pre- tend to know the ups and downs in the political world, for not many kears ago Lieutenant Sandland was looked upon as a democrat and a strong one too- What truth there is in the report it is impossible to say but that Lieutenant Sandland would make quite respect able candidate cannot be denied. .
 A well known clergyman stopped a Democrat reporter to-day and said that the candidate for the mayoralty chair who expressed himself in favor of public parks would receive big vote from the residents of his section of the city. The clergyman does not "read all of Wa$nrbury's papers, for if he did he would have known that both candidates for the democratic nomina- fiOn have gone on record as fayoring Improvements of the public parks, both Hamilton park in the eastern section of the city and Wildermere park on Town Plot.
 Anyone who looks for trouble in the democratic party this fall will be sadly disappointed. Every faction and clique is united with every other fac ton and clique and things indicate sweeping majority. No better evidence of this party unity could be asked for than that which appears in the adver- tising columns of the Democrat this afternoon a call signed by the chair tmen of both town committees stating Ewhen the primaries shall be held and that the delegates to the town conven- ton san nominate registrar of voters. Never before perhaps has there been such evidence of harmony and pros poets Of a great and sweeping victory next fall
 Bets are already beginning to make politics warmer than the situation us- ualiy is at this season. James Domel- ly one of the Lynch supporters in the second ward is said to be looking for some one to take up $100 that MT Lynch will not win in the the second ward DonneI1y's money is burning his pockets Heis ready to wager $1O0 or more He belongs to the younger men in the ward the crowd that usually wins and is more confident to-day that his set will be victorious than he was week ago. Thoms support CTS however say that when they went to look for DonneIly they could not find him and that usually man with money to bet is generally the easiest thing in the world to find.
 Constable E. J. Donahue is not iu the happiest of moods to-day, owing tc s the fact that a story has been pub nshed to the effect that he has aban. doned politics. The genial bailif claims that he has been misunderstood He has not withdrawn from politics AdS He ally lulGnJ1Ou OI Sl doing. Politics are like a shore din ner to him. He reIishes them, Tor can't drive him out" is an expression often heard in regard to him. Even il fhe Brooklyn sheriff desired to with draw from politics, it is doubtful if his friends would permit him. Constable Domaine may not be after any office this year, but he will be heard from Inter. He has little time to devote tt the office of constable, owing to tht increasing amount of his bushes: which requires more of his time eacf year. But as an active worker in tht democratic ranks the doughty bafih will be heard from for many years tt come.
 Alleged Jewel Robbery.
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