The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-27
NAUGATUCk Harmony Present At
 Democrat Caucuses
Anenberg and Sheriden Are RenOminated-JOhn Burke
 Named in First Ward Contest

nominations. Mr Freeman was then nominated and Mr Jackson with drew. MT Jackson has been ward committeeman for many years. MT Freeman, in addressing the gather ing, stated that everybody should forget about the contests that had taken place at the caucus and get out and work for the success of the party at the coming election. MT Jackson expressed q like opinion. The delegates elected are P. H. Re- gan, Maurice Anenberg, Robert Cleary, Mrs Mary Fitzgerald, Mar garet Nardello, John Kiernan and A. J. Mccarthy. The alternates are Fred Baummer and William Wood. The defeated delegates were Joseph L. Jackson, Frank Madden, William Thurston, Charles Pearson, James Graham, Rocco Mariana and owen Nolan. The alternates, Arthur Hack cit and James Uartnett
 Third Ward Named Sheridan
 In very harmonious caucus held in the fire house in the fighting third ward, Burgess John Sheridan de- feated Alfred Meier for the nomina- ton for burgess, 101 to 54. On mo- ton of MT Meier, the nomination vas made unanimous, and the list of delegates on the Sheridan list were approved without opposition. This action on the part of MT Meier was loudly applauded by the dele gates and the opinion was expressed that the time will come when MT Meier would be honored by the party if he should again choose to make the run. The delegates from the third ward are Howard Bren- nan, Burgess John Sheridan. William McDermott. Atty Martin l.. Caine, Raymond Dolan, George Lambert and Dennis M. Linskey. The alter mates are Cornelius Bowling and George Aspell.
 This caucus was called to order by Ward Committeeman George Lambert. He was elected perma- nent chairman. Jeremiah Callahan was chosen clerk. The tellers were Matthew Scully, Mrs Martin l.. Caine and Thomas Nolan. MT Lambert nominated Burgess Sheridan and John Hackett nominated MT Meier Mrs Martin l.. Caine ably seconded the nomination of Burgess Sheridan. stating that he had served the third war capably. Both candidates she stated, were men of the highest type. She felt that Mir Sheridan had gained y the borough board that would be in- valuable to burgess to represent the ward
 Warden Enters Hospital
 Warden Frank T. Green left this morning to enter St Raphael's hos- pltal in New Haven where he will undergo an operation. Dr William Verdi will perform the operation. During the wardens absence Senior Burgess Xwick will look after the duties of the office.
 Former Resident Dies
 John T. Donovan. former well known resident of the borough, died yesterday morning at his home in Bridgeport after brief illness. MT Donovan had resided in Bridgeport for many years and was well known to the older residents of the bor- ough. He visited In the borough on many occasions and always renewed old acquaintances when he called. He Is survived by his wife, one daugh- ter Mrs owen Groark of Bridgeport, three sisters Mrs James l.. Baxter and Mrs James r. Maher of this borough and Miss Margaret Dono- van of Bridgeport. The funeral will be held Saturday morning from his late home, AZ Sherwood avenue, Bridgeport and later from St Angus tines church. Burial will be in St Lawrence's cemetery.
 Funeral of Willard Nichols
 The funeral of Willard Nichols who died suddenly from heart att tack yesterday morning at his home will be held tomorrow afternoon from the house at 2 o'clock. Ser vices will be conducted by the Rev Joseph R. Swain of the Methodist Episcopal church. Burial will be In Grove cemetery