The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-09-09
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collectively but Horny Smithwiek objected NO they were voted on separately. Edward Pendy nomln- nted Pasuuaie Guerrero and Frank Vnrnnelli named Louis Janetty, Jr.
 When the counting was over the vote showed 2S for Constable Walsh, ?5 for Constable 0liekman. IS for Constable Peiosi, i6 for Mr Janetty. 14 for Constable Cohen, Z for Mr Guerrera and for An. th0ny Pinto. whose name had also been injected. The four highest were chosen, this including Mir Janetty, and Constable Cohen was dropped.
 rho convention unanimously TO. nominated Anthony Finelli for se- lectman and chose as his running mate, William Christian, 10th dis. trict g. o. D. leader.
 School Steam Roller
 Some dissatisfaction with the way in which things were being run, cropped up in tho school con. vcntion with murmured charges of "atcam roller" heard here and there. Attorney James W. Carroll presided as chairman and Mss franklin was named secretary. William cambigue moved that a committee of three be named to bring in e slate of nominees. five In all, The motion was carried and tho committee named was Harry Coo, School Commissioner Miller and George Towle. This committee retired and returned with the slate which renominated commissionc crf | Miller, Beardsley, Webster and Bowes and picked MT Stevenson as the fifth candidate.
 Mrs Pasquale DeCicco objected to having the slate accepted. So did Mrs J. R. Putnam. Nicola Garcia argued that when he voted to have the committed pick q slate he did not feel that its selections would be final. He said he had come to the convcn- ton prepared to vote for Attorney Pasquale DoCicco. The chair ruled that 1t was up to tho convention to accept the slate or reject 1t. It was accepted. but not unanimously.
 Mrs Putnam then objected to the fact that one of the committee nominated himself. He was Com missioner Miller. She said this wasn't fair. However. she moved that when the names are put on | the voting machine the two wo- men com missioners names be put | first. This motion was carried SC 1t means that Mrs Bowes and Mre Webster will come first. Whether this will help them in the vote Is a matter of doubt.
 City Convention
 The city convention was presid- ed over by Town Chairman Con- way. The name of Alderman John w. Jaeger was offered by John Lynch but Mir Jaeger withdrew in favor of Attorney Conway. The mention of MT Coohey's name did not come as a surprise as 1t had been mentioned around during the early evening that he had con- sented to run.
 In opening his address Attorney Hummel addressed the delegates to the city convention and other fellow citizens that are interested. He said that the republican party is pledged to lift the tax burden He said that everybody is over- burdened to-day and that the big gest load is that of taxation. He referred to MT cooney as an "oid war horse. tried and proven honest. sincere and diIigent." He praised Mir Cooney's business re- cord and stated that he is the sal vation of the people of the city and should be elected mayor.
 The nomination was unanimous as was that of Mir Parker for con- troller. The latter's name was of- fered by Attorney Herman Engel- man. who praised Mir Parker's res cord as controller under ex-Mayor sandland. He declared that Mir Parker will handle the business Of the office if elected just as capably as he did before.
 Former City Clerk Edward o'Donneli and Attorney Decicea did not enter the race for city clerk. aE was expected. and Mi varanelli wns nominated after be- ing named by Charles J. peBm' schop. For city treasurer Alder: man Joseph Wilhelm nominated MT Tripp. Here q little laughter