Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-08
Suburban News
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Naugatuck Aerle of Eagles gave q smoker last night.
 Miss Anna Lynch attended May pole dance in Ansonia last night. The teachers of the Rubber avenue and Prospect street schools visited
 out-oftown schools today.
 Louis Schiller, an employe of the c, I. R. Co, sustained double fracture
 of one finger of the right hand while
 at work yesterday.
 Invitations are out for the marriage
 of Edith M., daughter of Mir and Mrs
 Lewis c. Ranslow of Beacon Valley,
 to William N. Lounsbury. The we'd
 ding will occur on Wednesday after
 noon at 2 o'clock at the home of the
 brides parents.
 At meeting of St Michaels parish
 held in the church last evening. the
 RevsW. H. Garth presiding. 1t was de-
 cided that the new parish house would
 be placed upon the present site of the
 sheds in the rear of HOpson block and
 not on the site of the chapel The par
 ish passed vote of thanks to the don
 ors of the $50OO recently received to-
 ward the new parish house. to J. AL
 win Scott. the donor of the two new clergy stalls.
 The annual meeting of the freeman
 was called to order by Warden RoGen-
 bach last evening. On motion of Will
 liam Kennedy the annual report of the
 several officers was accepted as print ed. It was voted that when the meet ing adjourned it adjourned until We'd nesday evening" May 16. at 2 o'clock
 Warden ROdenbach said that hum- Der of persons had spoken to him about having an extra policeman ap- pointed to patrol that section of the borough known as "Little Italy" Mir Rodenbach recommended an appro- priation for this purpose. Mr Kennedy asked if anything had been done to- ward the purchase of new steam rol- Ter for the borough. The warden said that steps had been taken to get pric- es. and that he hoped the matter would be brought to the attention of the. freemen at the adjourned meeting, on May Is.
 The total vote 1.446. cast at yes terday's election was as follows: First ward. 59S: second ward. 3S5: third ward. 463. The result is decided Democratic victory. W. F. Brown. the Republican candidate for tax collector. won the only victory on the Republi- can ticket. his majority over s. D. Bingham. Democrat. 65S: borough treasurer, c. T. Wigmore. indorsed by Democrats. 1.43S. Bailiffs. Timothy Daly. 115: Henry Rempfer, 746: Fred erick W. Walsh. "A: William Brophy, l36. all Democrats: Charles Silvernail, 6SS: Thomas FOey. 6SS: Daniel s. Johnson. 6SS: all Republicans. Audi tors. D. B. Beecher. Democrat. 74S: c. w. Wood Republican. 6SS. Reg istrars of voters. T. r. Reilly. Dem- ocrat. 74a: ]. E. Robinson, Republican 6SS. Board of education. William Ken neay. Democrat. 745: William T.. Rod. enbach. Republican. 6S5.' High, school committee. James Penrose. Democrat. indorsed by Republicans. 1.42T: VII liam Kennedy. Democrat. T4T. How ard Isbell. 6S9: Burgesses. first ward. NJ. R. Reidy, Democrat. 31o: Erasmus Stahl. Republican. PIT: second ward. Mccarthy. Democrat. POT: H. Fl. Schofield. Republican. 175: third ward. !. ]. Linskey. Democrat. 21a: Fl. l.. Isbell. Republican. 231. Select men. Patrick Scully. Democrat. 75S: G. r. Hayes. Democrat. 74a. A. F. Schofield. Republican. aSo:. Joseph c. Flynn. Republican. received the lowest ESQ. and was not elected. the three highest winning. Paul Balnski. Re publican candidate for bailiff. was al- So defeated. there heinz only seven ,ailiffs and Ralinslki received the low ast number of votes. It Is pretty gen 'rally understood that Attorney John F. McDonougil will he the next bcr- 'ugh clerk. There will he at toast two for the office of superin. ,endent of streets. John Breen and Ea. ward O'Rrien.