Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-01
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l The democratic ward caucuses
 were held last night. The first ward
 caucus was called to order by J. j..
 German and Attorney J. F. McDon-
 ough was chosen clerk. J. W. Rey-
 holds and M. B. Reidy were nom
 mated for burgesses. The vote was
 by check list and Mir Reidy received
 21 votes against MT Reynoldss IT.. Mir Reidy's nomination was made
 unanimous. Delegates to the borough convention to be held on Thursday evening are as follows: F. NJ. Walsh,
 J. F. McDonough, J. M. Hearns, J. ]. German, John Breen, J. H. Kenney and E. E. Stevens; alternates, Charles B. Andrews and T. H. Ben ton. J. J. German was elected ward committeeman for the ensuing year. B. A. Peck was chosen chairman Of the second ward caucus and Peter Wood clerk. Nominations were as i follows: For burgess, James Finne- gan and William Mccarthy. The vote was by check list. MT Mccarthy received 55 votes and MT Finnegan 35. Mir McCarthy's nomination was declared unanimous. Other nomina- tions were as follows: Ward com mitteeman. P E. Freeman; delegates to borough convention. William Ken nedy, William Mccarthy. M s. Bald win, P. E. Freeman, John Penrose, D. B. Beecher, s. D. Bingham; al i ternates, J. J. O'Brien and Michael O'Laughlin. Harry Roberts was l elected chairman in the third ward and Joseph Neal clerk, Nominations ! follow: For burgess, J. J. Linskey: for ward committeeman, Patrick l Scully: delegates to borough conven- tion, Harry Roberts, Thomas Riley, 1 Patrick Scully. Frank Bird, Joseph Neal. Patrick Costello, Richard Weary; alternates, Dennis Linskey and George Lambert.
 The republican caucuses for the nomination of one burgess, three ward committeeman and seven dele gates to the borough convention were also held. In the first ward the caucus wall called to order by A. H. 1 Dayton. w. E. Brown was elected clerk Nominations were as follows. For burgess, Erasmus Stahl; ward committee, J. M. Sweeney, Thomas | Bowen, P. Duffy; delegates to bor- ough convention, R. w. Lewis, M. D. Dodge, Harris Whittemore, Thomas Bowen, A H. Dayton and J. E. Roi- linson. H. H. Schofield was chosen chairman in the second ward and c. F. Hungerford clerk. The nomina- tions follow: For burgess, H. H. Schofield; ward committee, H. H. Schofleld, George Goodwin and c. r. Hungerford; delegates to borough convention, George Adams, George rhorloc Sii- vernail, Frederick Pitcher, John Vaughn, Warren Bipdsall F. K. | Nichols was elected chairman and Karl Thompson clerk in the third ward. Nominations were as follows: For burgess, George Hosford; ward committee for one year, F. K. Nlch- olds, Frank Goodyear, John Sullivan: delegates to borough convention, F. R. Nichols. John Sullivan, w. J. Hay, G. F. Noble, w. L. Anderson. Karl ThompsoTi, James Warner. The del egates were voted power of substitu- tion. George Hosford stated that he would accept the nomination of bur gess provided he could hold that ofice and also that of policeman. It was voted that in case MT Hosford should be unable to qualify the ward committee have power of filling the 1 vacancy
 Centennial lodge, I. O. o. F., con- ferred the first degree upon two can didates last evening. I George Hillier died yesterday at i the home of Mrs George Vincent in i Millville.
 The funeral of Mrs Sarah A. Smith, 1 who died yesterday morning, was 1 held from her late residence in Mill vile this afternoon at ? o'clock.
 Sealer of Weights and Measures J. 1 c. w. Baker has turned over his sal ary of $25 to Warden Rodenbach. The money is to be added to the $2O0 given by Mir Rodenbach for high school scholarships.
 Edith Frances Hotchkiss and Or lando W. Mason were married in | Scotland on April IS. Miss Hotch- 1 kiss was formerly resident of Naug- atuck.
 ! Evergreen chapter. O. E. S.. will visit Naomi chapter of Waterbury this evening. The members will leave Naugatuck on the 1:22 car.
 John z. Warner, aged 52 years, died yesterday morning at his home on the New Haven road. Besides his widow the deceased leaves a son, Herbert. and a daughter. Miss Laura | Warner. The funeral will take place Wednesday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock ! at the house.
 | John Healey and Miss Ethel i Bourne were married yesterday i morning at St Francis's church. The Rev Father Higgins performed the ceremony. The bride wore a gown of champagne color prunella cloth, with a hat to match. The brides maid, Miss Marie Healey, was gowned in Alice blue and wore white hat. Thomas Healey was best man. After the ceremony a wedding 1 breakfast was served at the home of | Mir and Mrs Charles Hadley Mr and Mrs Healey left on the ll:0i train ! for a wedding trip. They will reside . in Hartford. where MT Healey is en- ployed in a barber shop
 Grand Chief Ranger Thomas | o'I,oughIin of the Foresters of Amer [ i,a has issued an appeal to all the { state courts to respond hberally with { funds for the san Francisco sufferers. ] The supreme secretary has pleiRe1