Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-09-06
POLITICAL POINTER
Republican Bosses Alter Bauby-List
 of Tickets prepared.

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 Where does Attorney Charles Wil-
 liam Bauby stand in tho game of poli-
 tics in the third ward this fall! Both
 of the contending elements in that
 ward are wondering where he will
 line up. for he is most valuable al-
 ly. He can account for more Sar-
 dinians. even more than City Clerk
 Billy" Sandland can, and his crowd
 cut considerable ice once in while.
 Yesterday Judge Peasley's force had
 MT Bauby on the telephone for quite
 g while and he had no sooner put up
 his end of 1t than he was requested
 to put 1t down again and give his at
 tentiDn to the wire pullers of the
 Third Ward Republican club. Where do You stand this fall?" he was asked.
 I'm not in at all this year." was his
 answer. Well. you know" said the other fellow, we're out for Lilley.
 He's our man. Well, count me out of 1t this year. I'm too busy mak- ing money" was MT Bauby's final answer. The side that can get him will certainly win. He Is the John Hurley of the republican party and the leaders know it we'll.
 Alderman Louis E. Fitzsimons says he wants his name taken of the tic ket prepared by the Third Ward Re- publican club, and adds that he told an officer of the club and he didn't want to be candidate for member of the town committee. Dr Good enough declares that MT ,Fitzsimons talked this matter over with him and assured him that he should be pleased to accept any place assigned to him on the ticket. Which is telling the whopper, the doctor or the alder man?
 The republican primaries will be held tomorrow night. The principal scrap is in the third, ward where the Third Ward Republican club stands in danger of being beaten by F. M.
 easley and his followers. There are two tickets in the ward, one claim ing to represent the real simon pure republicans of the district and the other having the backing of the club. Attorney M. J. Byrne Is in the thick of the fight and is sticking up for loyalty to the ward organization. It Is understood that the ticket put in the field by the club is for Durham, while the Peasley delegates are said to be for Walker.
 To escape the seventies of the new laws which go into effect on September 26. scores of men apply for first papers in the district court every day. Mine out of every ten are of non-English speaking na- and they seem to be aware that after September 26 they will hove hard row to hoe to become citizens. They must have more than an average or a passing with the language of the country and their papers will cost them $3 where at present they will cost only 50 cents. A synopsis of the entire laws was given in the Democrat a few weeks ago.
 The Third Ward Republican club has issued a circular which Is very inc circular says that the clubs ticket was nominated at a of "all the republican voters of the third ward" which everybody In the ward knows is not so. It also says 1t is believed to fairly repre- sent the sentiments of all the repub- icans of the third ward" This does not take into consideration Judge Peasley and his crowd, which, how sver. does not include Ben" Kelsey his year. Kelsey. they say, Is in he amen corner this fall. devoting III his time to chiming in with the The club was licked last year md they say 1t will be licked again his year, but worse than 1t was be- ore.