The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-25

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 In Ansonia the democrats have gotten down to business in an effort to elect Fire Chief James J. Minch to the office of mayor this year. He has prom ised business.like admins. istratiOn free Of politics. The democrats feel confident of clecting Chief Minch, judging from reports.
 A total of 917 voters have moved from the city of New Haven to other cities and towns in Connecticut accord ing to figures compiled by the Film City town clerk from the registration lists. Only III moved into New Haven. Ham, den gained 179 by removals from New Haven and West Ha- ven gained 312 from the same source.
 Two opposites! In Boston yesterday Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt, first lady, and her predecessor, M r e Herbert Hoover, sat together on the same public platform without apparent recognition of each other. They were present for the Girl Scout scovention. And now for the other. For the first time in four years Democratic National Commit- teeman Archibald McNeil of Bridgeport, leader of the New Guard faction in the demo- cratic party, and former Ma tionaI Committeeman Thomas J. Spellacy, Old Guard leader, will speak from the same plat form tonight in East NOrwalk. This is the second appearance of Attorney Spe1lacy on plat forms so Tar this campaign with his former facfional enemies. A couple of weeks ago he spoke in Sharon along with Governor Cross.
 Sons of we'll known figures in local and state democratic political circles have been elected officers of the Yale Democratic club. Walter Mona- gan, son of Attorney Walter MOnagan Of this city, has been chosen secretary of the club. James F. Goode, son of Patrick J. Goot1e of New Haven, is president. Other officers are: Walter B. Lockwood of Stam- ford, son of the law partner of U. s. Attorney General Homer S. Cummings, treasurer; and Gerald Van Cise of New Jer- sey, vice-prcsident. The clubs aim is to promulgate demo- cratic votes among the stu. dents at Yale and is in re- spOnse to the Yale Republican club recently formed.
 The Young Democratic club of Milford sponsored g suc- cessful card party last night. Several of tbe candidates in the vicinity of Milford were present. A report just made public in New Haven shows that there are now 3,SSS fam. lilies or over 15,OOO persons on the Elm City relief list.
 Bridgeport has total of 54,0OO persons eligible to vote in the coming election. The city of Bridgeport uses 55 vot- ing machines. The 54,OOO fig ure is 1000 lower than the total for 1888. The Fraternal Old Age Pension club of Bridgeport met last night and made plans for an open mass meeting Friday night in the Park City.
 Senator David Goldstein of Bridgeport, democrat, presi- dent pro tenn of the 1888 sen- ate and a candidate for re- election, is waglng a brisk CahuPuASns AAC AS IuAAhAhtS HI tNO 22nd district. Former Senator John F. Hart, democratic nominee for the senate in the 2Srd district, is also hurling charges at the republicans. Both candidates are denying that there is . tendency to give Mayor Jasper McLevy of Bridgeport a majority in the Park City on election day. Me- Levy is running for the office of governor on the socialist ticket.
 Attorney William NJ. CitrOn of MiddletOwn, democratic can didate for the office of con- gressinap-at-large, has named J. Walter Darley of Higganum his political agent. The latter Is former deputy sheriff of Litchiield county and was for years . resident of W0odbury before going to live in Higga- mum.
 At the recent session for making voters, the selectmen Of the town of Fairfield swOre in . total of 124 new electors. Scventy-eight of them signed the z. o. p. priniafy list while 28 registered as democrats. One joined the socialist party and f7 voters declared that they desired to remain inde- pendedts.