The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-14
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 land, Judge John E. Mcdrath. Judge Meyer, William Lawlor, George Wiley, John Jaeger, Attor- ney Vincent Miller. Charles De- Bisschop, James DiRienzo. Peter DeCicco, Ernest Cadotte, William Hayes, J. W. Carroll, Frank Downs all of this city, and Judges George Brown and Harold Logan and Re. presentative Robert Wakelee of mittee for the possible bake are George Roberts, Frank Downs, Att torney Milton Meyers, Edward Mraz, Charles DeBischop. ex-May- or SAndland, Domenic Castaldo, Frank Roberts and James O'Don- nell.
 At the Young Mems Republican club meeting it was voted to hold a banquet at the Waverly Inn on Oc- tober, 9th at which the republican candidates will be present. Discus sing the results of the Maine elec- tion, Floyd Rasmussen declared that this should be an incentive for the local g. o. p. workers to strive harder in the intefest of their party. Attorney Michael Ga lullo said that there is a gradual turn towards President Hoover. mitted that the Maine election re- suits were disappointing but added that they are not discouraging.
 Alderman e. Arthur DuBois spoke on the committee in charge of making new voters, of which he is the chairman. He urged all pres ert to turn in as many names of prospective electors as possible. Att torney Albert Bronsky and Sheriff John Jenusaitis described the work being done among the Lithuanians while remarks were also made by Ernest Cadotte, representing the French Republican club, and Louis Schiavone. representing the Italian club.
 At the Jewish Republican Club yesterday afternoon 1t was afl- nounced that the organization will spare no efforts in its drive to put the g. o. p. candidates in office.
 The Italian Republican club will hold an outing at Varanelli's park announced. Congressman Goss and Professor Charles Bakewell of Yale the g. 0. p. candidate for congress- man-at-larse, will be the principal speakers. A picnic will be enjoyed and entertainment will be furnish ed.
 The committee in charge in- cludes Joseph Petruccione, !. Gio- netti, c. Caruso, M. Colantonio, J. Paolino,, J. Fisher, P. Rosato, J. Perrotti, Alfredo 1nsero, Rocco Geneva, Augusta Rinaldi. M. De. Pastino, M. Casoldi, M. L. Fabiani, T. Grappone, M. Monzillo, P. Peril 10, P. DiCicco, and T. Lepore.
 The republican senatorial and town conventions will be held at party headquarters next Monday night. Judge Meyer is expected to be nominated for the senate in the 18th district while in the 18th the candidate is not yet decided upon. Among those mentioned for the nomination are Arthur Blewitt, Captain Thomas White. Bert walk CT and ex-City Clerk Edward o. Donnell. At the town convention two representatives will be rlonain- ated.. Mrs Harry B. Dow is men, toned for one of the places while the others mentioned for the other place include Attorney George Crocchia, Peter DeCicco and At torney Maurice Gruskay.
 The congressional convention, scheduled for the 24th, will be held at The Elton. It will be but a formal affair as Congressman Goss is assured of re-nomination.
 Tomorrow night the 6. o. p. town committee will meet to make plans for the conventions and to discuss party matters in general.