The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-14
|G. 0. P. PREDICTS
 FALL VICTORY
Candidates Address Party Workman at Sunday
 Outings
SPEAKERS LAUD TRACY

George E. Tracy, g. o. D. candi- | date for mayor. and his running | mates on the republican ticket de- livered addresses yesterday at two political gatherings. One of the meetings was held at Varanelli's $
 grove on Town Plot and the candI- dates were present as the guests of the United Italian Republican club. The other outing was con-
 ducted at the Rockville ball grounds with the French Republican club in charge.
 Success of the republican ticket | in the coming campaign was pre- dicted by the speakers on both oc-
 casions. MT Tracy asked the Ital-
 ians to work hard for the success of the party and lauded them for their efforts so far. He declared
 that despite some peoples misgiv- ings, he is going to be Waterbury $
 next mayor. He advocated a clean sweep of the City Hall.
 Louis Schiavone, president of the club, introduced the speakers who, aside from Mir Tracy, included
 Town Chairman T. E. Conway, At torney Joseph Bergin, candidate
 for the board of aldermen, Judge
 T. V. Meyer, Judge John F. Me Grath, Attorney Frederick w. Palomba, candidate for the office of tax collector, Congressman E w. Goss, Attorney Michael Galu1lo,
 Frank Rossi. candidate for the
 board of relief, Patsy Perriello,
 candidate for the board of alder men, Mrs Gertrude Bowes, Mrs Fred Webster and Attorney Vim
 cent Miller, candidates for the board of education, City Clerk Ed
 ward O'Donnell, candidate for re- election, Robert Stone, nominee for the post of town clerk, Harley w.
 Tripp, candidate for the office of city treasurer, Arthur Hebert, can didate for the post of city sheriff, Oscar LaCroix and C. Arthur Du- Bois, candidates for the board of
 aldermen, George w. Greene, who seeks the post of controller and Anthony Finelli, candidate for the
 board of selectmen.
 Attorney Bergin urged the club to act true to its name and show united front on election day. Judge
 Meyer said that after viewing the republican ticket 1t is hard to see how the party can lose on election day. Judge McGrath pointed to
 the party ticket as a truly cosmo- politan one. He praised MT Tracy
 as a real business man and lead CT. Attorney Palomba stated that
 any Italian who does not vote the 2. o. D, ticket, after seeing how completely the race has been rec ognized, should be ashamed of him.
 self. Chairman Conway spoke on organization. Congressman Goss thanked the Italian people for their support in the past and asked them to continue to back the re-
 publican party. Attorney Galullo
 said that if the republicans make up their minds to win they will do so.
 The committee in charge of the outing included Frank Rossi, Louis
 Jannetty, Frank Mazzei, Thomas
 Lepore, Thomas Grappone. Nicola
 Jamele, Michael Perrella, Louis
 Zicciardi and Louis Schiavone. Ernest Cadotte presided at the
 French rally and the same speak
 CTS as mentioned above dwelt on
 the coming election and urged the
 French people to show their sup
 port this year is up to the same
 high standard that it has been ir
 the past. Joseph Lemieux spoke
 to the gathering, also. Over 1,00C
 members of the club and their rel
 atives attended the outing. Attor-
 ney Hector Auray was chairman
 of the committee in charge.
 At the Alpha Sporting club in
 Middlebury yesterday the Lithuan-
 ian Independent Political club held
 its annual clambake. Sports made
 up most of the program. The com
 mittee in charge included: Bole-
 slovas Buskus. Deputy Sheriff John
 Jenusaitis, City Court Clerk AL
 bert Bronsky. Arthur Dulskis, John
 Alexander, Walter Pitcavage, Will
 liam Shukaitis, William Brodiunas,
 Frank Banis. John Stokes and Jo-
 seph Stropulis.