Waterbury evening Democrat., 1905-09-22

Republicans Preparing TO Bolster Up
Their Cause.

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The delegates to the democratic
J city, town and school conventions,
which will be held tonight, the two
first mentioned in the City hall build
1 ing and the other in the annex, are as
\ follows:
/ City convention--First ward--Frank
B. Hull, Patrick j. Cavanaugh, John
s. Monogan, James A. Hynes, Henry
Walsh; alternate, Frank Ogden. Sec.
ond ward-Edward G. Kilduff, James
III. Bahan, Joseph T. Maggie, John
Sayles, Hubert M. Rigney; alternate,
John Millerick. Third waFd--William
H. johnson, John Caffrey, James j..
Madden, A. D. Hitchcock, Michael
O'Hara; alternate, Dennis J. Carroll
Fourth ward-John Leaney, Thomas
Hanrahan, Daniel ]. Mahaney, Frank
Ray. Michael Hartnet, William Casey;
alternate, Thomas Magner. Fifth
ward-Dennis j. Delaney, Joseph Me-
Troy, Edward P. Mulvaney, Timothy
O'Rourke, Patrick Brennan, Charles
O'Connell, David Sheeny; alternate,
Patrick Regan.
4 Town convention-First ward Rob-
ert Mackie, John O. Thompson, An
thony W. Mccarthy, Eugene Sullivan,
Andrew j. Kennedy; alternate,
George F. O'Neill. Second ward
Frank j. Kelley, Henry f. Cunning
ham, Patrick J. Cronley, James +.
lDonnelly, Peter f. Mcconnell; alter
nate, George Sullivan Third ward
Florence Clohessey. James HI. Frenzy,
Bernard Hoppe, F. A. Wells, Edward
Joy; alternate, John Foody. Fourth
lward-William C. Moore, Michael En-
right, Timothy j. Fitzgerald, Freder-
lick Lallier. Robert Williams. Peter T..
Quinn; alternate. James Shea. Fifth
lward-Patrick Halpin, Thomas r.
Bergin, James Holland, John f. Hack
EFT. Patrick Shannahan, John H. Du-
gan. John Holohan; alternate, James
White.
School convention--First ward
Philip Fitzpatrick, Christopher Garri-
/ ty, William #. Loucks, james J. Nc
Linden, Michael Drury; alternate. Tim
( othy Drury. Second ward-Michael
4 ]. Carney, William T. Walsh. Thomas
r. Quinn, william r. Guilfoile, Isa-
dore Chase: alternate, Patrick J. Me-
! Partland. Third ward-Edward Nc
! Grath. Daniel Bergen, Andrew J.
| Broderick. Daniel ]. Mccarthy, Ed
ward j. Donahue: alternate. William
Monogan. Fourth ward - Daniel
1 Shannahan, Patrick H. Riley, Thomas
Finerty, Patrick Dunn, Dennis Dee
lev, Thomas M..Kelly: alternate, Fred
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Griffin. Michael Slavin, James Cos
tello, John H. Dugan, James Me-
Grath. Thomas J. Coniff, John H.
Dunphy; alternate, Francis Driscoll.
The conventions tonight will be at
the following places School, City hall
annex. 8 o'clock: city, police court
room. $50; town, aldermanic cham
Der. 7:30.
The Third Ward Republican club
will meet tonight for the purpose Of
talking harmony. The leaders have
been whipped into line, but the rank
and file still refuse to be coaxed or
bullied
The board Of registration will be in
session tomorrow from . o'clock in
the morning until Z in the evening for
the purpose of making voters. II your
name is on the ITO be made" list you
should be on hand early. If not you
stand a good chance Of being crowded
out.
The first ward delegates to the dem
ocratic school convention held a eau
Gus last evening and rendered their
unanimous vote to DIR J. J. McIinden,
who is himself a delegate. The doctor
declined the honor" Further than
discussing the general aspect of af-
fairs, the delegates did nothing else.
This evening the district court will
be in session from Z to 8 O'Clock for
the purpose Of issuing naturalization
papers. Judge Cowell will preside.
This will be the only occasion when
court will sit in this campaign for this
purpose. Those who are eligible ought
to be on hand as early as possible.
Some Of the insurance men who
have thought a good deal of the husi-
ness administration right along ap-
pear to have experienced change Of
heart lately. They don't take kindly
to the idea Of turning a job that
means 1920 over TO one house. This