The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-15

r It Is now believed that the demo- 2 Cratic senatorial convention of the 18th senatorial district will be ,. held in Woodbridge sometime next !. week. While no definite announce 3 ment has been made, Mrs Mary q T, Caine a member of the state central committee who attended a ! meeting of che central committee 7 in Hartford yesterday announced , last night that she had discussed 2 the calling of the senatorial con- { vention with Frank McDermott ! also a member of state central : committee. It was decided to have ! him announce the date and place ' of holding the convention. There are two local candidates for the ]. nomination for the office, Maurice 7 sfAnenberg a former borough bur 7 gess and Atty. Henry J. Freeman, : former judge of the local probate court. Anenberg was the candi- { date in 1890 and was defeated by ], Senator John Lynch of New Haven | after making very good run. {. Senator Lynch according to re- 2 ports will again be the republican candidate.
 2 Naugatuck's delegates to the sCOhNChtiOH "ClC Dy AMI Anenberg, the convention to name \ delegates giving him this power. There is no question from their
 sentiments but that he will have !. the backing of all of these dele-
 gates, unless he withdraws from ! the race. This he states he will { not do. Anenberg's delegates claim that they believe he should
 again be named as he made the I run in 1880 when it was an off year and defeat was inevitable. 7 Atty Freeman Is not making any 2 campaign for the nomination. His
 name was inducted into the fight : by democrats who thought he |. would make a biz run if given the : opportunity. They point out that -he is an old time campaigner, a
 powerful orator and it is their be- lief that he would make a cam -paign that would result in hun .-creds of votes in the district being turned into the democratic column.
 There is also an other candidate Fin the race, c. Edward Slavin of
 Milford.
 : All Are Welcome.
 ! Chairman George McNamara of the committee arranging for the outing of the Progressive party to
 be held Saturday afternoon at
 Osborn's Glen states that the out
 ing and bake will not be restricted
 to members of the progressive
 party but anyone who is interested
 and wishes to attend will be well
 comed. A varied program of en-
 tertainment and sports events has
 bean arranged for the outing.
 Will Present Play.
 Miss Elsa Thompson, Mrs Edith Nelson, Mrs Henry Johnson, Mrs -Gertrude Anderson, Miss Dorothy Anderson and Mrs Evelyn Pear son were named a committee at
 meeting of the Evangeline Circle Of the Salem Luthern church held Tuesday night at the home of Mrs Henry Johnson on Walnut street to for the presentation of play in the near future.
 Y The circle also voted to assist the local Red Cross Chapter in up garments from the cloth sent to the borough by the national Red Cross. It was also voted to send the sum of $25 to fhe Lutheran Children's home in1 Avon, Mass, in honor of the 25th anniversary of the founding of the home to be celebrated on Oct 2. Ballots Received.
 Ballots for the straw vote for president being conducted by the Literary Digest have been received by residents of the borough. r The Digest is taking a poll of 20, 100000 voters of the country in order to get advance informa- ,tion as to the probable outcome of the national election in Novem-
 Der. For several years the Digest have been conducting these polls and they have foretold with un-
 canny accuracy the results of the
 election many weeks before the
 voters actually went to the polls.
 Garments Being Made.
 Work of transforming the cot
 ton cloth received by the local Red
 Cross from the national organiZa-