The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-09-14
1 NAUGATUCK Judge Gormley Not
 To Be Opposed
Will Be Nominated for Congress Saturday - Local
 Delegates Are Backing Anenberg

Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough, candidate for congress on the democratic ticket from the fifth district will have no opposi- ton for the nomination at the congressional convention to be held Saturday afternoon in Torrington, from latest reports. For the past few weeks there have been re- ports to the effect that Attorney John Whalen of Waterbury might seek the nomination, but 1t Is now claimed that he is not in the hght for the office.
 This leaves Judge Gormley alone in the race. He was the party can dfdate for congress from the dis trict in 1880 running against con gressman E. w. Goss. He made one of the most remarkable runs III Litchfeld county that was ever ma de by a democrat, for once ana calne within few hundred votes or aang elected. At that time ne was apparently unknown to the voters of the district. He has contlnuany kept in touch with the district since tho election of 1930 ana today ID known to nearly everyone. Ills 1nSnX ITleHuS anu belS di,.iinp that if nominated he will ca-rv inc district in November.
 Hundreds of local democrats n,ar, on attending the session In TOT iington Saturday, which will open in Torrington city hall at O'CLOCK.
 Back Anenberg
 N'aucatuck's eight delegates 10 tho senatorial convention to name cai,didate for senator from the l4th district on the democratic tickeL will be solidly behind Maurice An ephere for the nomination 1t IS reported. -,-, h,, The delegates were picked py MT Anenberg following the borough convention which gave him the privilege of naming his own dele- gates. Since that time the situation has taken a new turn ana anothei Narpatuck man Is now in the race Atty Henry J. Freeman. MT free- man has been inducted into the rare bv his friends. He is not making any fight to get the nom nation but has stated that II ne IS named he will accept.
 There has been some question as to whether under the c!rcuil- stances the delegation would spht, hut it Is reported that In VIC" oi the fact that the delegates "e!u "e,, named by MT Anenberg they VII stick to his candidacy until the ias..
 The date for the holding or ene convention Is expected 10 pc al nounced this week. It IS reportcu that Atty Freeman has strohs backing in other sections ol 'no district. o,,,
 The street oiling program WILL pc ,..s,,n,ed the coming week. This work was suspended several weeks .uo in order to put the streets III condition before applying the OH. Pra actically all of the streets on the ,uost side had been oiled when the program was halted
 Retains Title
 The Womens borough tennls pionship title was retained oy Miss Anna Noble yesterday alter- noon when she defeated Miss Bessle Rronson in the final match or the tcurnev in two straight sets. 6-3,o-4. rhe game was fast and interestlnS hoth participants displaying brilll. ant work but the experlence oi M;ss Noble counted against heT opponent. ~,
 Funeral of Mrs Murray
 The funeral of Mrs Catherine Murray, widow of James F.. Mur- ray who died Monday afternoon a. at the home of her daughter, Mrs George Lambert, A Golden Hiil street was held this morning rom the home of her daughter at S:3o o,cIock and at o'clock from St Mary's church where a solemn re- ouiem high mass was celepra'ed' Burial was in St James cemetery
 Eastern Star Meeting
 At the meeting of Evergreen