The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-22
RepubHcans Make
 Many Accusations
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and that until some such effort fails no reorganization group should do the work.
 Rasmussen stated in his denial that he cannot see where the re- organization committee offers any thing tangible to cure the present evils of the party and, therefore, he is standing by Chairman Con- way who, he said, should not be made the goat.
 Conway Issues Challenge
 Town Chairman T. E. Conway issued challenge to Attorney Palomba and the reorganization group today. He declared that the regular organization will meet in them fine slapping." With this the battle is on.
 Chairman Conway declared to- day in answer to claims of the re- organizationists. that he had re- fused them copy of the party rules, that the rules are in his office and may be looked over at any time. He said he had so in formed the reorganization group and that so far they had not called to study the rules. Chairman Con- way declared, absolutely, that he will not give the set of rules out of his jurisdiction but will open them for inspection to anybody. Furthermore, he said, that at Monday nights meeting of the re- organization group in Garden hall, there were about twelve who par | ticipated in the second ward caucus and twenty who took part in the third ward Caucus. Although | the caucuses were supposed to be open, said Town Chairman Con- way, tho chiefs of the gathering had typewriter slates of delegates already made up.
 As result, Chairman Conway said. many of those who took part in the caucuses have come to him and have declared that they will have nothing to do with the reor- ganization group. He absolutely denied bringing any pressure to bear on any of those persons who might care to join the reorganiza- tion group.
 We will meet the reorganiza- tion group in every ward of the city" he declared, "and will give them fine slapping."
 Location of Booths
 Booths for the primaries, to take place on the 2Sth. will be located as follows: First ward, 72 Phoenix avenue; second ward. north side of the green. olr)osite Prospect street: third ward, City Hall: fourth ward, 430 South Main street Franco hall: fifth ward, Hamilton park at Silver and East Main streets; sixth district, Watervillav firehouse, 1851 Thom- ston avenue.
 Today it was announced that Adam Callan, one of the original organizers of the reorganization group, had been named treasurer of that body.
 Last night the North End Po- | litical club held meeting at 15 East Farm street and unanimously endorsed the regular republican organization and voted to back Chairman Conway and the town committee. Pasquale A. Travisano presided at the meeting. He de- nied all reports linking his name with the reorganization group. l Last night the fourth ward reor- | ganizationists met and set up a slate of delegates for the primar- ies. Oscar Lord presided. Tonight Floyd H. Rasmussen will preside at meeting of four ward "regu- lars" at which a slate of organize ton delegates will be picked. "All republicans" are invited to the caucus. indicating that it will be an open one. The fifth ward "regu- lars" have been called into session at g. o. p. headquarters tonight also, by Charles DeBisschop Fri day night the Goss-for-C Congress club will meet at s. 0. p. head | quarters to change the. name of the to the Wilcox Goss club.