The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-23
tion. Representative Kieley is now field adjustor for the NRA and, therefore, must re- tire from active politics.


 now field adjustor for the NRA and, therefore, must re- tire from active politics.
 The prospect of two primar- ies in East Haven in the 2. 0. D. ranks has been aVoid- cd. Members of the state cen- tral committee from that dis trict have called the caucus. There arc two SO-callcd z. o. Il. town chairmcn in East Haven. one elected in the spring of 1882 and the other named by a group of insurgent republi- cans. Each chairman had is- sued primary calls so the state committee members had 10 step in to avoid the double procedure.
 Senator William COnley Of Bridgeport will be a candidate for senator in the Fist district on the democratic ticket. Up to now it was believed he would not run as he is at pres ent counsel for the Bridgeport HOLC, fact which would au- tomatically prevent his active participation in politics. How ever. it has been learned that the business of the Bridgeport office is to be transferred to a general legal office in New Haven and Senator Conley will svcr his connections with the organization. Attorney Samuel McllitZ has been mentioned for the democratic nomination. al- so, but he is non-committaI.
 On the republican side in the Fist district, ex-Senator Frank l.. Wilder and Attorney Charles Brody are both seek ing the 2. O. D. nomination. In the 22nd district, also located in Bridgeport. Robert F. Don- nelly, president of the Bridge port Construction company, and Attorney William Cohn are reported pitted against each other for the republican nomination. In the 23rd dis trice, in Bridgeport, James J. Leon appears to be the unani- nous choice of the 2. o. D.
 EX-ScnatOr John F. Hart of Bridgeport is candidate for the nomination for representative on the democratic ticket. Rep reSentativc Oscar A. H. Dan- nenberg, who has been in the hnupSn for. tho fav is also a candidate for renom- ination. Others seeking the representative posts are ex- City Clerk Robert F. Noonan, a former state representative. Attorney John Chiota. Paul ' Creator and Anthony PascOne.
 Alderman John Sheerin. who a couple of weeks ago resigned from the socialist party in Bridgeport, plans to run for the house as an independent. E-Sheerin was one of those largely Instrumental in bring ing about the election of Bridgcport's socialist mayor, Jasper McLevy, but he re- signed in protest against the manner in which the probe of the welfare department was being conducted.
 With the decision of Mrs. Julia Blakcslee of New Haven not to seek reelection this year to the democratic state central committee, d race is on for the post between Mrs. Pauline Dwycr and Mrs. Alice Ross, residents of the eighth district. New Haven. Mrs. Dwyer, the wife of the Elm City's super intendent of streets. sought the post two years ago but with drew i'm the interests of Mrs. BIakeslec. In the 10th senator ial district, New Haven, Alder man Philip J. Mclean will go to the democratic state central committee i'm the place of Ed mund Gcbhardt who does not seek reelection. Gebhardt is to be the nominee for state senator in the 10th district. Mclean also sought the nom- ination but withdrew and SUD- ported Gebhardt.
 Leonard F. Whelan, presi- dent of the Greenwich Insur- ance board, and Ralph NJ. GriswOld, also prominent in the insurance business, arc be- ing grOomed as the democratic nominees for representative to the general assembly from Greenwich. Mir. Whelan is temporary president of the East Port Chester democratic club. Mrs Helen Binncy Kitch- cl, a member of the house for the past two years. is expcct- cd to seek reelection on the republican ticket in Greenwich this year. Judge Stephen l.. Radford, republican. who was elected along with Mrs. Kitch. el two years ago, has since died. Who will be nominated in his place Is not yet known.
 Ex-Alderman John R. Sul- livan of Hartford has an- nOunced his candidacy for the house O, the democratic tick ct. The two Hartford seats are now held by Attorney J. Agnes Burns and Attorney John A.