The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-17
KISSES AND APPLAUSE
ATTORNEY SMITH AS SECRETARY

shousc, chairman of tho executive committee of tho Democratic Ma. tionnl Committee, also brought ap. piuuse from the Smith leaders. He praised Smith, tho wet cause and Bof0rth and called upon every body to net in tho best interests. of the party Ut to.dayB convention and In tho national convention In Chicago next month. IA ,5
 Commenting on tho address of .Mr, Hhouse, the following state menty from Waterbury democratic load0rs, were received: ''ls
 Mayor Hayes. "An entirely falr and unbiased address. No fault can possibly no found with MI shouso's addross.n ,.,
 Ex. Mayor Thopis, "A rcai demo. cratic speech. He calfcd for unified work on the part of democrats, no mGtt0rl who is nominated. it wal Just ns l wished for and expected.
 Town Chairman Crnry: "A
 worthy talk from q sincere doin0. crat. Democratssof Waterbury and the state in geDeral can take q les. son from Mir shouso's remarks"
 1cx.Mayor Y. P.s 0uiifoilc: "Mi
 HhOu6o'D remarks were wholly to tho point. He called for unlnvd democratic activities and they should Dc forthcoming" VI Mayor Hayes and 4 Mayor
 Th0ms sat in tho speakers stand
 last night when tho convention opened at Bushnell Memorial hall
 They wore both heartily applauded
 as they took their seats.
 The temporary roll call having
 been approved by the state central committee, was expected to meoI similar reception at the hands Oi the credentials committee of the
 state convention this morning
 Therc had been gonie talk of Wa. | terbury's delegation being queB. tioned beca use of the fact that il
 was not elected until May End, ai. though the state caucus date wal
 April 2Sth. Other towns said to bs scheduled for questioning included TorrinKt0n and Naugatuek In tho
 Waterbury district. 9t <. At the State central committed yesterday afternoon fights on Mil. ford and Pomfret were referred tt state committe as . whole for dis. posal to-day. Waterbury, Naugn. tuck and Torrlngton did not figure In the controversies before tho con. trai coinmitte, indicating at ths tim4 that there would be no fjghti on these three delegations.
 Judge Martin 0ornnley and Tac. tory Inspector Hugh Burns wort prominent 1t the convention. W.
 They, also, were. working for har. mony on the Smith. Roosevelt Hghi for to-day. They also attended thu meeting Of the central committed along with Attorney Martin r.. and Mrs Caine. Mrs Cord ems election C the central committee was moved by Chairman Crary and seconded by several on the cofTimittec, in. ciuding Judge oormley and Attor'
 "'f fbs HAnni smith hsa dquarters were iy the Bond. The stamford group hat bannors Were for .emithv all oyei the lobby. Wat6rbpry's delegation was also in the Hotel Bond, Tht McNeiI forces were in full force if | tho Hotel 0arde.I Robert O'Connel of fiAmden and William Monaghan of HnnTden were at tho McNei headquartefs in the inherent cf th' Bridgeport man, .., ss
 l3Yanfofd carly this morning stat cd through It's delegation that ! would go through for Mayor Hnye for SiatlonAi conmItteenssn. T'hei called for a cQSnpron1iee. About 100 WaferburlaBs wore iJ Hartford last night aside from tbl | deIsgateg, They were eeated prom 1 inentiy fij Bushnell HeIi. ~ | Secretary J. Kran6le Smith Of thl state central committee opened ias