The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-06
Political Gossip

Congr s m an at-Large Charles M. Bakewell of New Haven, g.O.p. nominee for. re- election, is in MeriGien this aft. ernOon attending a meeting at Gehrmann's grove sponsored by the Silver City'ss republican organization. Other speakers include Lieutenant Governor Roy Wilcox of Meriden, we'll known in this city and Oppo. nent Of Mayor Frank Hayes of this city for the lieutenant goycrnorship post for the coln-' ing two years.
 State Senator Cornelius c. Costello of New London, who has been rcnominated once more by the republicans, is waglns an intensive cam paign in his district. Last night he addressed large gathering of republicans and tonight and on Monday will follow up with addresses at other g.o.p. gatherings.
 Earl $. Daniels has been nominated for the house by the democrats of Lyme. Mir Danic.s is q resident of Ham, burg, a suburb of Lyme. The Lyme democrats have en- dOrsed Judge William Marvin, republican incumbent, for the office of judge of probate.
 Secretary-of-State John A. Danaher, Representative Ed. ward Platt of Sherman, candi- date for high sheriff of Fair. field county, and County Lead- CT Judge J. Kenneth Bradley of Wcstport, will be the prin- cipal speakers on Tuesday at a meeting of the Young Mems Republican League in Bridge port. COP. Town Chairman J. Alex H. Robinson will pre- |, side at the gathering. which will take place in Odd Fellows hall.
 Tonight the socialist party of the 25th senatorial district will meet in shelton to nOm- mate candidate for the up- per branch of the state legisla- ture. Delegates will be present from various towns of the dis trict. Devere Allen, socialist candidate for U. S. senator, and Arnold E. Freese, candi- date for congress, will be among the speakers. Miss El- len Lune of Shelton is the so. cialist candidate for house. The meeting will take place in the city hall.
 Joseph Schullery, democrat, who on Wednesday was ap- pointed second selectman 10 succeed Otto Buchholz who disappeared last May after mailing his resignation, will assume his new duties on M0h- day. Schullery is a democrat. The appointment was given him after week of disagree ment between Selectman Walsh and Third Selectman Erank M. Scott. The new se- lectman has long been active I'm democratic politics in Dan- bury but he failed until early this week to receive the cn- dOrscment Of the democratic town committee. The posi- tion pays $f,SOO year. 
 Attorney David A. CrOnin has been named judge Of the town court of Trumbull to flil the uncxplred term caused last wceR by the death of Judge Arthur J. Hull. The term of the latter expires on the sixth Wednesday following the opening of the legislature. Judge Cr0nin was picked by Governor Wilbur l.. Cross. ID to the present Judge Cr0nin has been prosecutor of the court.
 Mayor Alfred Y. Phillips, ' Jv, Of stamford. close friend 0f AfsyOP Frank Hayes 0f lhis cts, spoke last nieht before the f0ung Democrats of Bridgeport in tIse hirasaeid baiiTslODi. He is the third prominent spesIser Co adaHess lhe Young Democrats. The pFesisjns speakers were I'F0- fNsHz,F Harry hI0FaaD AEFes and pfobaie JuGKe WiIiinni M,
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