The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-22

with tho business mon and the tax. payers. If reelected, l intend 70 continue to sec that this city gets vaiuo for every dollar expenaea. | My office is no bod of roses, put ike 1t and try to do my best. intend to have plenty to. say be- fore election day. so for the press ent I will conclude by thanking you for the confidence you ropoge | in me and for the honor you again have conferred on mo.
 Health Commissioner Martin J. Parker presided and Daniel Com merford acted a8 clerk at tho school convention which re-nom. mated School Commissioner John I. Walsh, Martin Scully. Thomas Bergin and Nathan Freedman and picked Mir Bria in Dr DochellFs place, MT Bria was recommended by tho Italian Democratic Club.
 Town Chairman John II. Crary prosidod at the town convention with Dennis J. Clancy as secro- tary. At the town convention Town Clerk Dora A. Egan, Registrar Of Voters Henry o'Connor. seleetman James W. Burns and Domenic Barbiori and constables James l O'f.eary, Arthur Darloy. Bernard Biick and Samuel Ershler were re-nominated. Tho present mem borA of the board of relief. John T. Walsh and Robert scollay. were ro.nominated at the city eonven. ton.
 Chairman Crary escorted Mayor Hayes into the aldermanic cham bor whero the city convention was hold after he had been formally nominated. He was greeted by much applause as tho large eath' orjng rose to it's feet to cheer him Ho warned the democratic workers , of being too sure and so did ex' Mayor ThomB, who followed witf , remarks.
 Ex-Mayor Scully said
 } "What surprised mo moro thar , anything else is how Mayor Hayei
 managed to do so well during tht l past few years. No Mayor has hat } inc conditions to contend with tha' | faced Mayor Hayes. Ills accom- plishments were realized through strict management and eiiieien , government. If, as Controllel Aeary said, he wanted to put thu people out of their homes by fore closing on property where taxei were overdue, he could have mad' Q better showing financially but h' would not have done as well fol the whole community. Mayor Hayes entered office when the city was heavily in debt and he hai served during the worst period o1 depression Waterbury and the whole world has ever seen. At thif time the question one who wants to be fair would ask. has the mayor kept the city in as good condition as he found 1t? The state. ment just read by the controller tells the facts eloquently. He has improved the financial condition of the city. His work In organizing the Mutual Aid accomplished much to tide us through the lone T period of dull times. 1t was the creation of his mind and has been commented upon favorably and adopted in different parts of the country. l am of the opinion that the public realizes what Mayor Hayes has done and will give him an endorsement at the polls next month which will show that they appreciate honest and efficient service"
 Ex-Mayor Guilfoile said There was never a day in the history of Waterbury when the democratic party was so harmonious as it is tonight. We as your representa- tives, appreciate what you have done for us." He warned against over-confidence and closed saying there was little more to be said than what had already been stated by previous speakers.
 Town Chairman Crary stated "This gives me an opportunity to again thank you for the fine SUD- port and cooperation you have given me. We have been success full because we have all worked to- gether. We are going to be busy from now on with rallies and the
 other prediction activities that will create the right enthusiasm He said that out of the 1,400 new voters made last week, it is safe to say that 1900 will vote the democratic ticket for the first time
 He pointed out that the town com mittee wants the support of the party so that one of the greatest majorities in the history of the city could be registered on October
 3rd. He warned against over-con. hdence and said many an election was lost because of it. He said everyone should leave no stone un- turned to get out big vote on election day.