Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-05-02
.NAUCATUCK NUGGETS.

Election day has come and gone and the republican party made clean sweep of everything. It was by far the quietest election that has been held in this borough in years, notwithstand- ing there was plenty of hard work done by the respective candidates and their friends. The third ward went strong for the republicans, in fact 1t was their mainstay. The democrats are not the only ones to suffer defeat for consolidation of school districts received it's quietus by majority of 252. Some claim the measure was de- feated because 1t was not fully under stood, while others claim it was not wanted by the taxpayers. William T. Rodenback, republican, received ma. jority of POT votes over his democratic opponent, Pierce E. Freeman. It is plainly evident that the public are per fectly satisfied with the manner in which the affairs of the borough were conducted under the leadership of Mir Rodenback during the past year. Dem ocrats as we'll as republicans look upon him as the right man in the right place. To the Democrats local representative, who asked him for statement regard ing the election, Warden Rodenback said that when he was elected warden last year he said he would be warden of the whole borough regardless of party and without fear or favor. This, he said. was still his policy. InAregard to the vote of yesterday Mir Rodenback said he looked upon it as an indorse- ment of last years administration, and while it is very complimentary at the same time feel the responsibility of the position more than did year ago and I feel more will be expected of me. and as far as lies in my power my voice and my influence will be used for the interests and benefit of the whole borough
 The following is the result
 Warden, "William T. Rodenback, r, first ward, 4O5; second. 215; third, 354; total. 974; Pierce E. Freeman, d, first, 3SS; second. 2O5; third, 174; total, T67.
 Selectmen, 'Patrick E. Scully, d, first ward, 421; second, 2O9: third, l93;. total. S23: Miles s. Clark, d, first. APO; second, 2O5; third. 1S3; total, sos; :.Mar- tin D. Dodge. r. first. 376: second, PIP; third, 341; total 929; 'Alfred E. Scho- field, r. first. 375; second, PIP; third, 342; total. 929.
 Tax collector. "Joshua W. Rodgers. I. first ward. 365; second, 213; third, 346; total, 924; Thomas J. Carroll, d, first, 432; second. 2O9; third. 185; total, S26.
 Town clerk, *Hugh Hearns. name on both tickets. first ward, 790; second, APO; third, 526; total, 1.736.
 Treasurer, "George T. ignore, name on both tickets, total. 1,746.
 Bailiffs. @Charles F. Silvernail. I, first ward. BIT: second PIP; third, 34S; total. 937: *Thoms Foy. r, first. ST; second. PIP, third, 34S: total, 937: Paul Bolinski. r, first, 374: second. 210; third, 34S; total, 932: "John Sodloski. r, first, 370; second, POS: third, 347; total. 925; Elmer c. Haverly. d, first. APO; second, 21O; third. 1S5: total, 815; El- Hot Nichols. d. first. 421; second. 21O; third, 1855; total. S16; Frank P. Kiely, d. first, APO; second. 2O9: third, 1S5; tOta,, S14; William F. Barrett, d. first, 423: second, 211; third, 1S6; total, 82O.
 Auditors, "George w. Wood, r, first ward, 377; second. PIP; third, 348; total, 937: David B. Beecher. d. first, 296; second, 2O6: third. 97; total, 599.
 Registrars of Voters. 'John E. Rol- linson. r, first ward, 376; second. 212::. third. 34S: total, 936; 'ThomHs F. Rfei- ly, d, first, 419; second, 209; third, 1S5; total. S13.
 Board of education, 'Dr T. NJ. Bull, r. first ward. BIT: second. 212: third, 34S; total, 937: "William j.. Weary, q, first, AIS; second, 21O; third, 1S4; total, SIP.
 High school committee, name on both tickets. sJames F. Penrose. r, first ward. 374: second. 419; third, 532; total. 1925: *William Kennedy. q. first, 416; second, 2O9: third, 1S2: total, S07; 'Howard L. Isbell. T. first. 37G; second, 213 third. 347: total. 93G.
 Burgesses. A. H. Dayton, r. total. 376: !. w. Reynolds. d, total. AIS: Fl. H. Scohfield. r. total. 210: J. E. Finne gan. d, total. 207: \. A. Olsen. r, total, 33339: w. P. Smith. d. total. 1S5.
 Those marked with asterisk were elected. t-'-lf
 Thomas H. Benton, Joseph Neal, At torney w. J. Weary and John NJ. Hearns, IF. are in Derby to-day at- tending the state convention of the Knights of Columbus.
 Everything is in readiness for the immigrant dance to be given in Col b,u oyop{pU bv tho local