The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-23
Harmony Evident At
 Democrat Session
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| ert Scollay; for aldermen, Peter Griffin, George R. Guilfoile, John T. Derwin, Charles Sciullo, Charles Schnittman, John Bendler. Frank K Bergen and Ernest F. Belval. Ex-Mayors Are Escorts Following the selection of the above slate Mayor Hayes was escorted into the aldermanic cham Der by a special committee con- sisting of ex-Mayors Guilfoile and Scully. The entrance of Mayor Hayes was the occasion for hearty and prolonged applause. Mayor Hayes then delivered his keynote address, printed elsewhere in to- days paper, and was followed with remarks by Controller Leary, who was also enthusiastically hailed by the delegates and spectators. Others who spoke were MT Fitz- maurice and City Treasurer Tut tie.
 School Convention
 The school convention was brief. Due to the change in the charter, the democrats were allowed to nominate only five candidates this year. With six democrats on the
  one commissioner. Mir Butler was dropped and renomination was ac- corded ex-Mayor Scully, John J. Walsh, Dr Harry Dochelli, Thomas Bergin and Nathan Freedman. Alderman John Derwin presided at the school convention and Frank Keaveney acted as secre- tary, both men being nominated by Assistant Building Inspector James Clifford.
 Miss Catherine Burns offered the names of the five commissioners collectively and on her motion they were voted on unanimously. the clerk casting one ballot for each of the nominees. Following remarks by ex-Mayor Scully, Com missioner Freedman and Miss Burns the convention adjourned.
 Town Conventoin
 The business of the town con- vention was dispatched in the same manner. Town Chairman il John H. Crary acted as chairman and Dennis J. Clancy was clerk. Town Clerk Dora A. Egan, Select men James Burns and Domenic Barbieri, Registrar of Voters Henry O'Connor and Constables Arthur Darley, James O'Leary, Bernard Blick and Samuel Ershler were renominated unanimously.
 With the ticket for the coming election now fully selected, the democrats will complete plans very quickly for a series of rallies In which Mayor Hayes and others in the administration will discuss the issues and refute attacks made by the republican organization.
 Sketch of FitZmaurice
 MT Fitzmaurice, the new mem Der on the democratic ticket, is well known in Waterbury. He was born in this city and attended Mulcahy grammar school from which he was graduated in 1915 He then entered Wilby high school and was member of the 1919 graduating class.
 Following the completion of his entered the employ of Swif; and company, working as clerk in the local office of the concern and later going on the road as sales man. He was connected with Swift and company for eight years. For the past two years he has been associated with Frank x. Keefe in the operation of gasoline sta tions.
 MT Fitzmaurice is member of St Francis Holy Name society, of the Washington Hill Athletic club of the Washington Park Commun- ity club and of the Knights of Columbus He is well known III the city as a singer of ability and has been prominent in connec- ton with minstrel shows.
 MT Fitzmaurice is the son Of MT and Mrs John Fitzmaurice of South street.