The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-20
TORRINCTOM
NAME
 ALL DELEGATES
Harmony Prevails at Ses= siOn-Jail Man for
 Stealing ?.

Delegates to four conventions were named at short, harmoni- ous democratic caucus held at the city hall yesterday evening. They are: state Timothy J. Lyons
 John M. Heffernan, Dr T. M'
 Ryan, Anthony Telesca, Francis w: Hogan, David Harriss, Vincent O'Meara, Mrs Susan Hoben, Miss Mary Hanley, Miss Mabel Dwyer and Miss Catherine McMahon. Congressional = Peter J. Cava- naugh, Frank Herman, Edmond Cadoret, Richard F. Cooke, Will liam A. Gleesom, John McCaffrey,
 William P. Driscoll, Mrs Gather inc Dwyer, Miss Mabel Dwyer, Miss Alice Anderson, and Mrs Mary Carr.
 Senatorial - Thomas P. Me-
 Laughlin, Patrck k. 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.
 Probate - Mrs Susan Hoben,
 Margaret Sultaire, Henry Sultaire. Ernest Weidle, Roger Ryan, James Carroll, Mrs Nellie Phalen, Mrs
 Jennie Driscoll, John McCaffrey,
 Mrs Susan Delane, William Bern-
 hart.
 The delegates were uninstructed,
 and the only rupture in the pro- | ceedings came when the list of senatorial delegates were rec commended by the town committee was read. Frank Buonocore, who had been listed as delegate. withdrew his name, giving no rea- son for the action, and the name of Christopher J. Crowley was substituted for his.
 Edward T. Burns was named as
 the first alternate in case of any vacancies occurred in the delega-
 tions, and T. J. Lyons, chairman
 of the caucus, was empowered to fill any vacancies which should
 occur in the lists.
 MT Lyons, in his capacity as
 chairman of the town committee, opened the meeting and on recofn-
 mendation of Dr. T. M. Ryan was
 continued as temporary chairman.
 Edward T. Burns served as clerk. Carl Jaschinsky Jailed Characterizing the action of | the accused as mean" and dirty" Judge Charles P. Roraback in city court yesterday sentenced Carl Jaschinsky of Goshen road to four months in the county jail on a
 charge of stealing $285 from his sister, Anna.
 According to statements made in court, Miss Jaschinsky has | saved $290. which she planned to l. 1I, kept the money in small bank
 in a miniature hope chest on the bureau in her bedroom. When she opened the bank last week, all but $5 was mssing.
 Miss Jaschinsky stated to the police that she had marked three
 of the bills and a search of her brothers room after the robbery.
 revealed SAP in bills, which had
 been hidden behind picture frame. One of the bills, of $20 de-
 nomination, was marked in the manner which Miss Jaschinsky de- scrbed.
 The accused who pleaded not guilty to the charge, claimed that he had saved the money from the
 wages he received while working for his parents. He told the court
 that his sister had given him the $20 bill in payment of wages which his parents had turned over to her.
 Judge Roraback stated that he
 believed Jaschinsky's story was
 untrue and termed the theft one
 of the meanest tricks to be called
 to the attention some time. George Farnham stated that he
 Is candidate for the democratic
 nomination for representative from
 this city. He was in receptive
 mood for the nomination for state
 senator. 1t was said. but agreed not
 to press his candidacy for that of
 flee in view of the fact that E. O..
 Wright of Goshen desired to run ! fnr ra alookiap