The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-13

of Dr c. John Satti of New London, vice. president of the state clubs, as nominee for secretary of state.
 List of Guests
 Every club in the state will be represented by a delegation to pay honor to Dr Satti and the entire democratic ticket. Included in the list of guests and speakers for the first great rally of the cam paign are Gov Wilbur L. Cross, | Congressman Herman P. Kopple- mann, Congressman Francis T. Maloney, Mayor Frank Hayes, can didate for lieut-governor, Dr c John Satti, New London, candidate for secretary of state, Atty John $. Addis, candidate for treasurer, Hon Charles Schwartz, mayor of Nor walk, candidate for comptroller, Atty Edward Daley, Hartford, can diate for attorney-general, William | Citron, Middletown, member of the Young Democratic club of Middle town, candidate for congressman l at-large, state labor Commissioner Joseph M. Tone, Dr Edward G. Dolan, William H. Hackett, Tax Commissioner Fannie Dixon Welch, collector of ports, Archibald Mo- Neil, national committeeman J. | Francis Smith, chairman of the state central committee, Mrs Nora Harris, vice-chairman William Green, secretary, Michael Connor, motor vehicle commissioner, Thom- as Beck, fish and game commis- sioner Joseph Lawlor, athletic commissioner, Frank Bergin, liquor control commissioner, Walter Perry, bank commissioner, Dr Ed win Dimock, commissioner of do- mestic animals, Charles Lester Morris, aviation commissioner, Ed ward Woodward, food and dairy commissioner, Olcutt L. King, com missioner of agriculture, Thomas J., Spellacy, David E. Fitzgerald, David A. Wilson, Judge John Bai- ley, David J. Mccoy, Kenneth Wynne, Philip Troup, P. J. Goode, Judge Raymon Devlin, George I Blackall, Harry Brooks, Peter Di- ana, Jacob Katz, Arthur Mullen, all democratic town chairmen of 1 the various towns and all the dem ocratic mayors of the cities.
 Dinner at 6 p. m.
 The days activities will start at 1 o'clock with program of sports | | boating, baseball and a champion bowling match between the young democrats of Bristol andi New Ha- ven. The dinner will start prompt ly at o'clock so that engagements for later in the evening may be kept by some of the guests. Fol lowing the dinner dancing will be enjoyed until o'clock with a prize fox trot contest as one of the fea- lures. At the dinner, Vincent D. Glynn, state president, will act as toastmaSter.
 Mayor Joseph F. Dutton of Bris- tol will give the address of well come. In addition to the candidates and other party leaders, 1t is ex- pected that several of the leaders of the Young Democratic clubs state organization will speak briefly on their plans for active partici- patton of the various clubs in the state campaign.
 Committee Members
 Among these will be Vincent W. Dennis, national committeeman and Mrs Esther Fricke national com mittee-woman Miss Enda Pur- tell, Hartford, chairman of the legislative committee, Arthur Gea- ry, New Haven. executive secretary, John Robinson, New Haven, county organizer, Atty John Cullinan, Bridgeport, Francis Ho- gan, Torrington, and others.
 The committee in charge is head ed by Richard c. Barrett, Bristol and Mrs Grace Manning. New Lon don, who predict larger attend ance than last year.