Waterbury evening Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury [Connecticut]) 1903-1917, 1905-09-18
THE PRIMARIES
Voting Booths WIN BE Open Until
$50 Tonight.

il this AFTERNOON at 4.oU o CLOCK anu the
/ fight will be on until $50 tonight. The
booths are located at the following
/ places:
First voting district, booth on the
east side of Phoenix avenue, adjoining
the Hub dining room.
4 Second voting district booth near
the northeast corner Of the Center
green.
Third voting district, city court
room. City hall.
Fourth voting district, a booth on
South Main street, opposite Scoyill
street.
Il Fifth voting district, booth on
Scovill street, south side, above the
engine Louise.
sixth voting district, Carriers hall.
/ Waterville.
Il The indications point to a spirited
contest, but the feeling all around an-
pears to be friendly, so that 1T Is not
/ at all likely that the republicans will
II lind any of the defeated parties vii.
sulk in the traces and drop into their
ranks. As many of the different tick
cts as we have been able to get hold
4 of are printed herein as follows.
Second Ward.
Aldermen Timothy ]. Brennan.
Pete. T. Kelley, Thomas F. Lawlor.
II Deb oates to city convention-Ed-
II ward 1 Kilduff, James J. Bahan, JOS
eph T. \ ,agle, John Sayles, Hubert NJ.
II Rigney; alternate at large, John Mil
Derrick.
II Delegates to town convention
frank ]. Kelley, Henry F. Cunning
ham, Patrick ]. Crowley, James
Donnelly, Peter F. Mcconnell; alter
hate at large, George Sullivan.
Delegates to school convention
Michael j. Carney, William T. Walsh.
Thomas F. Quinn, William F. Gull
H lfoile, Isadore Chase; alternate at large,
Patrick J. Mcfarland.
HI Tellers-Henry w. Minor, John J.
Degnan.
Teller sixth district-Charles Rasen-
ech, Sol Turgen.
Second Ward.
Aldermen-Edward G. Kilduff, Ed
ward B. Hardie, Peter B. Reeves.
Delegates to city convention-Chris
Ikopher Strobel, Thomas Mcconnell.
AChristopher Russell, John O'Brien.
Timothy F. Conway; alternate at large,
John ]. Calvin.
1. Delegates to town convention
michael F. White, Frank J. Stapletoll,
Robert Sears, John @. Butler, Joseph
IRiordan; alternate at large, Bernard
lCommerford.
Delegates to school convention
John j. Dawson, Henry V. Hayes,
James F. Pryor, Thomas Quinn, Pat
rick Horgan:, alternate at large, Pat
'fick J. Mcfarland.
Teugs-John G. Dwyer, Terrence
Hollywood.
Teilers sixth district, Anthony Ryan,
William Dunn.
Third Ward.
Aldermen-Hosea B. Jillson, Edward
l. Seery, William G. Hail.
Delegates to city convention-Wil-
liam H. johnson, John Caffrey. James
]. Madden, A. d. Hitchcock, slichaei
F. o'Hara; alternate at large, Dennis
j. Carroll.
Delegates TO town convention-Flor-
ence Clohessey, James H. Freney.
Bernard Hoppe, f. A. Wells, Edward
Joy: alternate at large, John Feodys
Delegates to school convehtionaEd-
ward McGrath, Daniel Bergen, Andrew
]. Broderick, Daniel j. Mccarthy, Ed
ward ]. Donahue; alterate at large,
William Monogan.
Tellers-Patrick X. Finnan. Michael
J. Ryan.
Fourth Ward.
Aldermen-James NJ. Lynch, Frank
x. Bergen. Patrick G. Egan.
Delegates to city convention-Pat-
srick Dunn, James NJ. Shea, Thomas
Ellnor, Thomas Grady, Michael Z.
Cass, John Mahoney: alternate at
large, Richard L. Weis.
Delegates to town convention-Pat-
Trick Cronan, Peter Fitzhenry, Mat
thew Shea, Jr, Daniel Cavanaugh, JOS
eph Courtemanche, Joseph II. Lawlor;
alternate at large, George Hauser
Delegates to school convention
Michael j. Mahon, Edward Keenan,,
Emmett Riordan, Patrick Bresnahan.
Joseph Worsley, James ]. Fitzgerald;
alternate at large. Maurice Dee.
Telers-Daniel E. Fitzpatrick, Peter
]. Luddy.
Fourth Ward.
Aldermen-w. ]. Spain, John H. Ala
Done, Peter Lawlor.
Delegates to city conyention-John
IsTeeney, Thomas Hanrahan. d. ]. Ma
lhaney, Frank Ray, Michael Hartnett
wiIliam Casey; alternate. Thomas
afagner.
Delegates TO town convention-W.
GO. Moore. Michael Enright, I. J. Fitz-
gerald, Fred Lallier, Robert II. VII
l1lams. Peter Quinn; alternate. James
Shea.
Delegates TO school convention
Daniel shannahan. Patrick II. Reilly.
Thomas Flaherty, Patrick Dunn, Den