The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-23
RENAME WRIGHT :. ]. FOR LEGISLATURE
Democrats Name Cooke for Judge of Probate
 at Session
(Torrington Corrcsponacncc)

At the democratic senatorial and probate convention, which was he'd last night at city hall. Edwin 0. Wright of Goshen was unanim- ourly nominated for reelection as state senator from the goth district 'and Richard F. Cooke was nomi- mated for reelection as judge of robate of the Torrington-Gosh oshen district.
 C The delegates to the probate .convention were: Mrs Susan Ho- sben, Mrs Margaret Sultaire, Henry Ryan, James Carroll, Mrs Nellie aPhalen, Mrs Jennie Driscoll, John FMcCa frey, Mrs Susan Delaney, william Bernhart; Goshen - -Horatio N. Adams, Mrs Emma E Adams, Alfred H. Wright and Mrs SWilliam Miles.
 The 30th senatorial district in scludes the towns of TorrinSton' Goshen, Harwinton, Lttchheid, and New Hartford, Delegates to the senatorial convention from Torrington are: Thomas r. Me Laughlin, Patrick R. Phalen. John A. Carroll, Fred Daley, Bernard J. Malahan, Martin McGrath, Chris topher J. Crowley, Mrs Elizabeth Patnode, Mrs Bridget Parnell, Mrs Margaret Scollay. Miss Susan M Dinda; from Goshen - kcrri!l Kimberley, NJ. J. Sheehan, John Walla and Harry H. North, Mir Agnes Hogan, Mrs Vincent kelle? and Walter F. Balch; from Lltch- I,. In. James Drury. Miss Annie KerWin and Walter l.. Seeley.
 Chamber of Commerce Drive
 The membership campaign of the Torrington Chamber of Com merce moved forward at an en- thusiastic meeting of the Cham Der held in it's rooms yesterday afternoon. The goal of the cam paign is 100 new members al once. The money secured from the new memberships is to be used to pay for the grading and i'm proVement of the free public park ing space to be established in the rear of the W. w. MertZ store and the Warner theater building. It Is hoped that the campaign may De carried to conclusion within q few days so that the proposed work may be started without delay.
 At yesterdays meeting Chair man Morris Dankin of the mem bership committee, presented list of prospective members to De solicited and various ones present each agreed to call on several oi those whose names were on the list. A report meeting Will be heIo next Tuesday morning.
 ,.t a of nr ton in regard to the parking space was stressed by President Edward J. Burns who declared that it was the greatest bargain ever offered the chamber. He strongly com mended the MertZ company. and Warner Brothers for their 'offeI to lease the area concerned. worth about $30.0O0 or more to lhe chamber at $1 year for use az free public parking space. The parking space will afford double benefit, one to the car owners and one to the merchants in the cen Ter whose business will undOubted- Iy be augmented. Besides con gest.on due to parking on Main street will be greatly relieved.
 On reeommendat:on of Prosecu for ]. Howard Roberts in the court or common plchb dl IItcH- field today, Judge Ebert E. Ham. lin noiled the charge of automobile homicide against John Zucco, TorrIngtOn. driver of the cal which struck and fatally injured William r. O'Eeill in Torrington on the night of July 20. IuccD pleaded nolo cOntendere 10 the charge of reckless driving and wns fined s25 with costs.
 In accepting the recommends lion for nolle. Judge Hamlin said that he was taking Into consider alton the fact that there appeared no wllfull recklessness on the part of Zucco Dnd n modlcum of chrs' Icasnsas
 The accident occurred at th. corner of Fact Pearl and Grove hirestF, as O'Neill was returning 10 his home on Grove street from kt Francis church. where he whs employed nH sexton, When the Collision occurred, O'Noill was HfowH off hiH bicycle about A diss .nncs Of i5 leei, hls head and Hhouidsrb striking tho curb. lt was found lniof that his skull was fractured IB ihe mishsp.