The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-04-11

All of the present democratic
office holders will be renominated
bit Is expected tonight at the con-
kvention Of the delegates selected
Fat the party caucuses on Friday
night to name town and borough
officers with the possible exception
of Borough Treasurer John Kier-
nan whom it is reported does not
wish to again seek the office. If
Mr. Herman will not accept the
nomination the name of Anthony
Mariana is being mentioned as the
possible nominee.
Warden Frank T. Green will a
gain accept the nomination he has
stated If there Is no contest. He
will not enter contest he said for
the nomination. Warden Green
has ben confined to his home on
Bradley street for the past several
days with cold. He was able to
be out yesterday.
Delegates to the convention are
favorable to Warden Green it is
understood and there will be no
other candidate. Charley DAILY will
be the candidate to succeed him
self for tax collector. Patrick H.
Regain 1t Is expected will be un-
opposed for borough auditor and
Dennis M. Linskey will be the
party candidate for registrar of
voters, position which he now
holds.
The convention will be called to
order at 1880 o'clock by Warden
Green, who is chairman of the
democratic town committee. With
the nomination of the ticket to-
night, there will be three tickets in
the field for the annual election on
May 2, the progressive party hav-
ing nominated a ticket headed by
Former Burgess George H. Waite
as the candidate for warden and
the republicans having heading
their ticket Harris Whittemore, Jr,
who has served the borough as
warden on several previous occas-
ions.
McCarthy-Welch.
Before a large gathering of rel
atives and friends in st Francis
church this morning at 9 o'clock,
Miss Mary Margaret WEIGH of New
street and George William Nc
earthly, son of Mr. and Mrs Henry
p. Mccarthy Of Park avenue were
united in marriage by the Rev Ed
ward L. Morrison of Easthampton,
former assistant pastor of st Fran
els church. The nuptial high mass
which followed was solemized by
the pastor Rev John J. Fitzgerald.
The brides attendant was Mrs
Leonard Morrissey Of Boston,
Mass, sister of the groom and
Leonard F. WEIGH, brother of the
bride was best man. The ushers
were Henry j. Mccarthy, Jr.,
brother of the groom and Gle
ment WEIGH, brother of the bride.
The bride wore a gown Of pink
| angel skin lace and triple crepe.
The bridesmaid wore orchid silk
net with silver hat and slippers.
Following the wedding cere-
mony a reception was held at the
newly furnished home of the
couple on New street. Later Mr.
and Mrs Mccarthy left on an I'M
announced wedding trip. The cat
ering was in charge of Andy's
Campus.
The bride is a graduate of the
Naugatuck High school, Notre
Dame Academy Of Waterbury and
New Haven Normal school and
has been a teacher until recently
In the Prospect street school. The
groom Is a graduate of the Nauga-
tuck High school and Dartmouth
college and Is engaged in the Un-
dertakers supply business.
ShanIey-Joyce.
st Mary's church was the scene
Of q pretty spring wedding this
morning at 8 o'clock, when Miss
Mary Catherine Joyce, daughter OF
John Joyce of North Main street
and Joseph William Stanley. son
Of Mr. and Mrs Joseph Stanley of
Orchard street, were united In
marriage by the pastor. Rev Rich
ard r. Morrlssey. Father Norris
ssy also celebrated the nuptial
high mass which followed.
The bride was attended by Miss
Eunice Mcouade Of Hartford. who
was q classmate Of the bride at
Dnnbury Normal school. The best