The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-09

progeeutlng Attorney Emil Hum mel who was among those refusing 10 be tho nominee this year
 T Hest of Ticket Easy
 t The republican city and town conventions were not as spirited ones na expected. Mir Cooney's nnme went over quickly and 50 did the rest of tho ticket. All three conventions were featured by very noticeable lack of enthusiasm. Y The remainder Of the ticket nominated was as follows: Con troi;er, former Controller Elmer E. Parker; city clerk. Frank Var. ancIii, treasurer, Finance Com. missIoner Harley W. Tripp; city sheriff, Frank Downs town cjcrk, Thomas Bane; registrar of voters, Thomas r. Dillane; board of relief, Joseph stanley and An. thony petrlllo; selectmen, Anthony FiBelli and William Christian; constabies, William Walsh, BenJa. min Gllckmnn, Albert Pclosi and Louis Janctty, Jr.
 Board of Aldermen
 Board of aldermen charles Schmidt, C. Arthur DuBois, Joseph Wiihe m, paBquale Pcrrlello, George Kingston, Francis T. Phil lipE. Simeon Nichols and Louis Licbeskind; board of education, Attorney Vincent Miller. Attorney Harry ]. Beardsley, Mrs Florence B, Webster, Mrs Gertrude s. Bowes and E. Robert Stevenson; board of library agents, John A. Coe.
 The town convention was the first one called. Dr Arthur T. Gil- yard presided as chairman with Miss Mary Franklin as clerk. At- toruey Harry Krasow was nomin- ated for clerk but withdrew In favor of Miss Franklin. It appear cd that the town clerk would be the first matter taken up and e motion was to have the vote by roll call. Chester Haude amended tho motion, calling for roll call. but by ballot. This was ruled out of order.
 Dillanc Sworn In
 Deputy Registrar of Voters AL bert Taller then moved that the office of registrar be the first handled. This motion was carried. It was then announced from the chair that Revenue Collector James P. McGrath had announced that he would not battle for the nomination of registrar. The name of the present incumbent, Mir Dil- lane, was then offered by Attor- ney Emil Hummel. Walter White or Postmaster A. N. Colgrove did not enter the race, either, and Mir Dillane was renominated With out opposition.
 It was learned on good author ity that Mir Dillane's packers went right to those who were reported as being his opponents and show ed them point blank where they didn't have a chance of defeating the present registrar. Rather than have the fight in the open it was fought privately, hence the unani- nous choice of Mir Dillane. In nominating him, Attorney Hum- mel declared that the office of reg jstrar has been a difficult one be- cause of the continual shifting about of the residents. especially during the depression. He said that while some mistakes are bound to be made by anybody Mir Dillane has handled his job well.
 For the post of town clerk At forney Maurice Gruskay offered the name of George V. Casey whom he referred to as a mar with a "long-tailed family. The name of Mir. Bane was offered b, Edward Pendy while Alderman Jo' seph Stanley nominated Arthur Hebert. When the vote was count, cd it showed l5 for Mir. Bane, for Mir. Casey and C for MT. He berf, so Mir. Bane was declared nominated.
 Fight On ConstabIcs
 The first upset of the eyenini came when the work Of pickint the constabies was taken up' ds dns present four constabies are WI, liam Walsh. Louis Cohen. Aiber' Pelosl and Benjamin Glickman The names of the present con' efnhier were offered by Attorney Gruskny while William Lawior oi. fered the name of Constable Walsh. Attorney GruEkay moved that the constabIes be voted on