Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-04
POLITICAL POINTERS
Some of ihs Tlckeis That Are
 BeIpg veled For Te.dsy.


 The democratic primaries opened at 4:30 thls afternoon and will be open for the reception of ballots until 9:30 o'clock tonight. There are tickets enough to make things inter esting. but the feeling is not sufii- cient to warrant anybody in looking for serious trouble in any quarter.
 First ward. anti-administration
 State--John J. Lynch, Ernest Mill Ter, Max Kissling, Patrick Roche, Patrick H. Began; alternate, John Jones.
 ressional--Michael J. Feeney, Frank Pole, John J. Hayes, Thomas J. Ward, Michael Roach; alternate, James Carroll.
 Probate-Michael E. Bulger, John R. Logan, Frank B. Hull, George F. O'Neil, John M. Hosey; alternate, Michael Kelly.
 Town-Thomas Martin, William Robillard, James Sutton, Francis J. Herr, Thomas Flanagan; alternate, Isaac Grusky.
 Tellers Christopher Garrity, Frank H. Sutton.
 For the fifteenth senatorial district the following delegates to the sena- torial convention were chosen: Will liam Miller, James Farrell, Jr, Pat rick o. Lynch, Charles J. Cullen, John s. Hayes, Bernard Keegan, Ber- nard J. Bagley, John O'Rourke, Peter H. Borst, George J. Kirschbaum, John Lonergan, William Butler, Patrick J. Suspicion, Paul A. Ashiem, Charles A. Butterley; alternate, Rocco Tartag- lio; tellers, Christopher Garrity, Frank H. Sutton.
 Second ward
 State-Henry w. Minor, James H. Freney, Michael F Burns, Dennis J. Calvin, Elmer Chatfield and Patrick Crowley, alternate. .....
 Congressional = Christopher c. Russell, Timothy F. Luddy, Michael J. Colloty, Michael J. Delaney, Thom- as B. Carney and John J. Seifin, alter nate.
 Senatorial-John sayles, Michael J. Carney, John McHale, James Don- nelly, Peter Mcconnell and Robert J. Sears, alternate.
 Probate-John J. Dawson, Edward B. Hardie, John Millerick, John O'Brien, Hubert Rigney and Henry J. Austin, alternate.
 Town Thomas J. Coyle, James J. Bahan, Patrick Cronley, Peter Burns, William H. Nolan and Timothy J. Brennan, alternate. a.
 Tellers - William D. Keavney, Thomas Carroll, Henry Smithwick and Solomon Turgeon.,
 Second voting district:
 Delegates to convention to elect delegates to the state convention Christopher c. Russell, William Me- Cornell, Michael J. Colloty, John F. Ash, William Thompson; alternate at-large, Charles Kipput.
 Delegates to convention to elect delegates to the congressional con- vention-Thomas J. McMahon, Wal ter F. Wall, Peter Hartman, Frank A. Hayes. James J. Bahen; alternate at-large, William c. Madden.
 Delegates to a convention to elect delegates to the probate convention Frank J. Stapleton, William Dunn, Michael Fleming, Peter Burns, James F. Pryor; alternate-at-large, William E. Fox.
 Delegates to the town convention Joseph Riordan, James J. Kelly. George F. Sullivan, John J. Lawlor, John J. Buckley; alternate-at-large Charles R. A. Byrnes.
 Tellers-James A. Thompson, Robert K. Sears, Frank McMahon, Solomon F. Turgeon.
 10th Senatorial.
 Delegates to fifteenth senatorial district onvention-Timothy J. Brennan, John R. Burney, Edward H. Barrett, Maier Kaiser, William F. Guilfoile, William Miller, James Far rell, Jr, Patrick o. Lynch, Charles J Cullen, John s. Hayes, Bernard Keegan, Bernard J. Bagley, John O'Rourke, Peter H. Borst, George J. lternate-at-large, Ar thur Hayes; tellers, James A. Thompson, Robert K. Sears. Frank Soloman F. Turgeon.
 Fourth Ward
 State - John F. Calvin, Roger 1 Lynch, John F. Phelan, William c. Moore, Patrick McFadden and Peter F. Lawlor.
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