The daily morning journal and courier., 1906-09-01
DEMOCRATS ELECT
 TRAYER DELEGATES
HUGO FOR SHERIFF AND FORM FOR PROBATE JUDGE
 FAVORED.

Looking Still for Congressional Timber HOwever-HarmOny Reigns in COnven.
 tiOns of Party Here-AH Factions
 Represented fin Choices Middleton.
 gressiOnaI Convention Scheduled fOl
 MiddIetOwn.
 Delegates to the state, county and congressional conventions of the demo- cratic party were nominated at meet ings of the local delegates held in Elks' hall on Crown street last night. The convention to elect to the state conven- tion was held first, James B. Martin was chosen chairman and Walter j.. Burke, secretary. A committee of sev- en brought in the names, which were approved by the convention.
 While no resolution was passed pledging the delegation, the state con- ventlon members are for Mayor Thay- CT of Norwich for governor.
 The county delegation is for Philip Hugo for sheriff, and the probate judgeship nomination will go to Samuel A. York, if the delegates elected last night can swing the choice that way.
 The full list of delegates chosen fol- lows:
 Samuel l.. Brown, A. Heaton Robert son, William J. Cronin, Norris G. 0s- born, Andrew P. Allen, John E. Doug han, Francis W, Foley. John G. Healy, John s. Mccarthy, Joseph Mulvey, Thomas Keane, Richard Healy, John H. Courtney, Michael Burns Thomas Mol Joy, Charles T. Coyle, Henry w. san- ford, James E. McGann., John Spright- ly, Hobart L. Hotchkiss, Patrick Mo- Guinness, George Wohnmaker, Moritz Spier, James B. Martin, Harry Lynch, John Barlow, Frank P Cafferty.
 Chairman Sanford of the town com- mittee then called the congressional convention to order Charles J. An derson was elected chairman and John B. Foley secretary. A committee was appointed to bring in names. The fol- lowing were brought in and accepted
 Charles J. Anderson, George Bohn, jr, John B. Foley, Albert Harris, Sam uel II. Barnes, Michael Heating, Pat rick J. Goggins, Paul Westerhoff, Frank Gleason, Mathew A. Reynolds, James Donahue, Jeremiah F. Moran, James W. Sweet, John B, Dayton, Frederick Bellosa, Charles R. Nicklas, Bernard Fahy, John H. Reyes, George M. Wallace, Anton Staub. Daniel F. Nottingham, Charles A. Rich, James Burns, Joseph B. Cunningham, Peter J. McNerney, William J. O'Brien.
 In each case the delegates were given power to choose their own alternates, in case they could not attend the con- ventions.
 The congressional convention will doubtless be held in Mlddletown this year. There was little political talk around Elhs' hall and no candidates were considered for the place.
 Democratic Justices.
 The democratic justices of the peace convention was held last evening In the old Palladium building on orange street.
 George R, Cooley was selected pres ident and Patrick F. Kiernan secretary.
 The following named were had for candidates:
 James E. Wheeler, Mathew A. Rey- holds, Paul Russo, Thomas H. Cox, George L. Bradley Benjamin Shade, William A. Wright, William 8. Pardee, George R, Cooley George A. Tyler. Frank s. Bishop, Daniel R Fitzgerald, Bernard J. shanley, Hobart L. Hotch- kiss, Sigwert spier, Frederick w. Babcock, Timothy F. Callahan, Henry M. shannon, Edward w. Lynch, Jacob Malkan, Clifford I. Stoddard, John F. Wynne, William J. Skinner, Jonathan w. Chapin, Charles Spreyer, Carleton k. Hoadley, Frank Kenna,