The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-22

nomination, Judge Martin 10. Gormley, who is seeking the office of congressman from the fifth coz gressionnl district. Judge Emmett Shea the local probate court who is again candidate for the office and Maurice Aneneberg, candidate for the nomination for state sen- ator from the 14th senatorial dis trict were all given the privilege of naming their own delegates at the democratic town convention held Saturday night in the borough court room.
 There will be eight delegates to the congressional and senatorial gatherings from the borough and i've to the probate convention. The gathering also voted to send nine delegates to the state convention in Groton next month. This mum Der giving each ward of the borough three delegates. As the borough is entitled to only eight delegates, each delegate will have fraction of q vote.
 Ex- warden Frank T. Green pre- sided at the session and Anthony Mariana was secretary. Milton Calvin. A. J.. Mccarthy and Matt thew. Scully comprised the, cred- .ential committee.
 In opening the convention Ward en Green asked for harmony. He said he believed the convention in which local candidates were seeking nomination to those can- didates. He asked the delegates to cooperate with him In making the gathering one of the most harmonious ever held by the democrats.
 After a committee consisting of Joseph Reynolds, Matthew Scully and Daniel Callahan escorted the three local candidates to the con- yention.
 Judge Gorniey in 2 short talk thanked the convention for the gates to the congressional conven- ton. He stated that the attitude of the convention in carrying on its business inf such q harmonious manner was a good sign. q ..Such cooperation will give the party the necessary power to sweep the town this fall"
 Judge Shea also thanked the convention for the privilege ex- tended as did MT Anenberg.
 The delegates. to the state con- vention are first ward. Daniel j.. Callahan, J1mes Fitzgerald and Milton Calvin: nlternates, Charles ,FJ Daly and James Brennan: sec- Ond ward. Frank T. Green, James Br0phy and Richard Parkinson, alternates. Mary J. Cass and Jo- seph l.. Jackson, ST.: third ward, Mrs Mary T. 'Caine, Howard Bren- nan sand Matthew Scully; alter mates. Thomas Grant and Joseph Kane,
 The delegates chosen by Judge G0rmley to the congressional con- venfi0n are Joseph Reynolds. John Brannigan. William Kelly. Rocco Mariana. Howard Brennan. Mat thew Scully John Hackett and | Joseph Kane. aiternates. John BiclerdiIke. Thomas P. Reilly and A. J. Mccarthy.
 Judge D. Emmett Shea Anthony Mariana, James Brennan, James Brophy, Frank Wyiong and Jo- seph r. Rape. delegates. He will name his alternates later.
 MT Anenberg chose Milton Gall win, John Sheridan. Frank n. Green. Daniel Callahan. James Brophy. Fred Baumraef, Martin T.. Caine and A. !. ,McCarthy; alter
 nntes, William McDermott. James FitsgeraId and Mrs Mary ]. Fitz-
 Sir Cases in Court
 Tn the borough court this morn ling six cases were handled by Judge ciareniont ! Toiics. Arthur Perry of 16> Admiral street, New Haven, was fined 9B ana costs of tffz0 when he was found guilty | fo a charge Of driving q car without q drivers license. He was arrested IflatuFday afternoon by state PoIice' Imnn Thomas on the Bethany road. The case of Joseph uoffoni OF 70 | Chureh street charged with vipIats ling q borough ordinance was cop' Iflnued until tomorrow Inorning up' | on tile request of Ff0s. Att, Jos seph 10. Talbot. who said tbc eou1- pIaIning witness eould not appsnr this morning. 10 explained that | OornDnI wns using i1is feeilaenes nh Id slaughter house.
 1fha eases Of Antonio kWaFn. llewshl If a1 eehaei slreel. oharsed Wilh breach of fhffpenna nIpd er. saaIf, and Joseph Hetk0MeI'i ef h5 Nefifa alFeet charged WlfN pftNrh lef ths peace, were continued put''