The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-13

With the closing of the final ses- sion of Registrars of Voters George P. Young and Dennis M. Linskey last night one hundred and two voters had applied, to have their names placed on the party primary lists. Of this number 90 were democrats and 12 were republicans.
 On that day of the first session only twelve voters applied to have their names placed on the list, while the balance' of the names wree handed in at yesterdays ses- sion.
 The names of those who applied follow:
 Democrats: Albert W. Butkus. James Dineny. Frank Janus, John Lengyel, Catherine LaWley. Alfonso Meyer, Loretta Meyer, Ray Mur- ray. Michael Mcclure, Thomas J. Powers. Charles Rimkus, Mary Q. Roach, Raymond M. Shea, Loretta M. Shea, John St. John. John Tucker, Sadie R. Anenberg, Tim othy F. Callahan, Stephen Cantor, Elizabeth Daily, Dominic J. Errico. Joseph Errico, George Fellow. Jo- seph M. Freney, Daniel J. Fitzpat- rick, James Garfield.
 Fred Krell, Thomas Kelly, Ed ward R. Kenny, Joseph Mancini, Nick Mancini, Anthony Mariana, Lena Marinello, Catherine Nardello. Joseph A. Nardello, James O'Brien. Mary Pistere1li, Catherine Rafferty, Catherine M. Ostroski, Katherine Ostroski, Bridget T. Ryan, Richard F.. Ryan, Joseph < Ruccio, Phil Sa bia, Charles Schweinle. Fl. P. 'Sil- vernail, Louis J. Trfano. Jr., .Filo- mena Tummarello.- Sam Tummar- ello.
 Patrick J. Buckley, Mabel Burns, May Costello, Mary Dol9n, Michael Dojan, Edward sFredericks, ST., TIflda Goggin, John J. fGoggin, Paul ,,Guischer, . Anna Healey Thomas Posilo, John J. Hethering- Bird. Josephine Costello, Nora Cos- ton, Julia Hetherington, Joseph tsllo. Anna M Grant. Joseph
 John Crickis, Jr., Harry Cross man, Eillen Hall, Hubert Hanlon. Edward Fredericks, IT,, Tvey Kac- kowski, Luke Kane. Elizabeth Ken nedy, Henry Kennedy, Otto Tus- chenak. Domenic Matakitis, Rich ard Murphy, Helen Scheithe, Mary Sirtowt, Anna Sirtowt,, Wipifred Sweeney, Kenneth Trowbridge, Hanna Trant.
 Robert l.. Weaving. Helen T. Bit
 Republicans: Milton N. Forde, tie, Willard E. Bittle. Frank J. Klenoski, Francis J. O'Connor. Louis Schiller, Jr., Austin Adams, Helen B. Adams, Raymond Boyd, Stewart M. Boyd and Beatrice Ray.
 Addressed AnsOnia Democrats
 Judge Martin E. Gormiey of this borough who vii 1again be a can didate for the nomination for con gress" from the fifth congressional district adressed a large gathering of democrats in Ansonja last night. His talk was a very interesting one. It is reported that the Ai1sonta Jeffersonians Will be solid for the local man to receive the nomina- ton when the congressional con- vention will be held sometime next month. In the past few 7 weeks Judge 'Gormley has addressed sev- eral democratic gatherings in the district and from reports coming from various sections of the dis- trict. the local man will not be op- posed for the nomination.
 Two years ago when he ran TOT the office he was defeated by only d few hundred votes. His remark able run in 1890 has convinced inc Jeffersonians of the district that he should be the candidate again this fall.
 Town Chairman Fl. H. Gorton of the republican town coplmittee has announced that the republican crfucuses to name delegates to the town conventoin which in turn will name delegntes to tho state. con- grossionai. senatorial and probate eonventions will be held In the town hall building on Thursday, AuEust 26th, at q o'clock.
 The dates for the democratic caucuses and conyentoin have ale ready been announced. the cat. cuses being scheduled Tor August iB and tho convention fer Aug 'is Funcrai of Edward q. 1sreHnan. Tho funeral of Edward G. Bren. nan, who died Thursday at fhc honlo Of has dHsightef, Mfrs Everett c. Boncean, b6 HiIi street. Was hold tiIIn morning from the homo J at q esIpek son e &ranc's'
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