The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-09

| IeTeu tHo HhH1s Vs ""s MT Tripp was nominated, beinf unopposed.
 For city sheriff John Lynci namod Frank Downs. Leutenant' Colonel Roy Rice, another z. o. D leader who refused to assume tht mayoraity post, seconded the nom ination. He said that MT Downs was q capable representatiye or tht cx.sorvicemcn. Albert stannaro also praised MT Downs as "prineo of good fellows". There was no opposition. Sherins Josopf Bauby and John Jenusaitis faiiinit to enter tho race, contrary to early predictions.
 John A. coe was nominated fol tho library board by John II. Cos of the Scovill Manufacturing Com. pany. Nomination is equivalent te election. For tho board of reliei Joseph Stanley was re-nominatet by Alderman Dubois and Anthony Petrilio was named as his running mate by Alderman George Kings ton.
 Two Aldermen Dropped
 There was m upset when tho malsing up of tho board of alder men was tackled and Alderman Joseph Bergin and Oscar LeCrois were dropped.
 In the slate of aldermen. Alder. men Schmidt, DuBois, Wilhelm Perrielio and Kingston were re. nominated, Francis T. Phillips, si. neon Nichols and Louis Liebes. kind were named, making eight In all.
 Who They Are
 Mr. cooney was prominent In tho sandland administration and served 0 two.year hold over term under ex.Mayor Guilfoile. He was on tho board of charities under ex.Mayor Sandland. He directed tho taking of the i030 federal cen- sus in the fifth congressional dis trict. His son, Andrew, Jr., work ed in the local parks under tho present administration during thu past summer.
 MT. Parker was tho controller for four years under the sandland regime. He was the first one te come out for the z. 0. ?. mayoralty nomination this year, but, appar' ently, he could not land the post. Mir. Varanelli has long been prom. inent in 2. o. D. activities In the Town Plot section.
 | Mir. Tripp Is a member Of the present board of finances. He wal named to tho position by Mayor Frank Hayes. MT. Downs has long been an ardent republican worker and has been quite active amont the ex.servicemen. MT. Bare is II the insurance business and Is vel known throughout the city. MT Diiiane has been republican reg istrar for several terms. Under thu midland administration he wal superintendent of public charities
 MT. Stanley is now q membe of the relief board. It was reported that he was in Q receptive moot for the mayoraity nomination, toe
 Mir Petrillo sought the post o' tho board of relief two years ag' but was defeated. MT Fineli ! now on the board of selcctmen. M Christian Is a very active flftl ward g.o.p. worker and has charg of the 18th district. He has als' been an official Of the Reidylll school district. Constables Walsh | dllckHuH uHu Ieioei atS "h "SN workers. MT Janctty Is prominen In the Brooklyn and Town Pio sections.
 Yhe new nominees for aldermen are we'll known. MT Phillips l connected with the R. F. Grigg ] company of Leavenworth street MT Nichols Is the beer Inspector under the state liquor contro board. He was named to the pos right after the beer law Tor con necticut was enacted. MT Liepcs kind was q member Of the boar before, but his name was accident ally dropped two years ago. .,. ! American Brass Company. Com missioncrs Miller, Beardsley, Web ster and Bowes are all members 0 the school board now. MT steven son Is managing editor of tn American-R Republican.
 In accepting his nomination NJ Cooney pledged himself to conduc the affairs of the city in fin manner if elected. So did M Parker. MT Downs urged an 'oi fashioned" election campaign. . Two street musicians prougn | the repuDliCdH SdthSAAnS rather unusual close. They stoo in front of republican quarters an played the democratic anthem "East Side, West Side" and the finished off with "Nearer My Go to Thee.
 The significance of the two song was quite apparent and most or th republicans, while enjoying tn ] music, did not approve of the SC lections chosen for rendition.
 Ready for Fireworks
 with the g.o.p. ticket selected tn republicans are to prepare serie of rallies. While the ticket is no looked upon by most of the sol adherents as an exceptionali strong one, they expressed conf dence of victory. The fact tina thev had to "shop around" for mayoralty candidate served [ weaken the party considerably, was said.
 William J. Pape. local publisher backed down on his threat to ouf Registrar Dillane when the COT figures were flashed. showing M Diiiane to have more than enous delegates for victory. Ex.Posl master 4. N. colgrove didn't IT 1. for controller or for registrai Waiter White was considered ou of the race for registrar q coup of days ago, while MT McuraI was not seeking the post put wa being pushed by a group ol peI sons who volunteered their service , to have him nominated.