The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-06

Election takes place NOvesn- Der 9th. Within the next four weeks and a few days the leaders and candidates of both parties will make their final efforts to convert the voters of Connecticut to the beliefs of the democratic, republican, sO- enlist, independent citizens, socialist labor and communist parties. Therefore, from this weekend everybody should look for everything. While most statements. of candidates viii be according to. "H0ylc" there Is expected to be some mud.slinging which will be cloaked under respectable cov- ering. All in ali, the months finisii-up of the campaign will be a most interesting one.
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 Governor Wilbur l.. Cross, the democratic gubernatorial nominee for reelection, and States AtOtrney Hugh M. AL corn, his g.O.p. opponent, have busy weeks before them. Right here i'm the Waterbury area the local candidates for senatorial and house posts arc preparing for exciting rallies. At the same time, packers of Con- gressmah E. w. GOss, rcpub- lican, and Major J. Joseph Smith, democratic nominee, are predicting victories for their respective choices and will conduct a last-lnonth, pre- election campaign second to none seen here. This Is the first time that Waterbury has had two candidates for con- gress running on the major tickets at the same time.
 Democratic Town Chairman John H. Crary and Republican Chairman Frederick w. Pa. lOmba stated to-day that they are both confident of victory with the election date just one month hence to the day. "Waterbury will be honOred with a democratic congress-, man in the next session." de- clared Chairman Crary. .'I am sure that Congressman GOss will be returned to congress-" stated Chairman PalOmba. So there-let the voters decide.
 As was expected, Judge John J, McGarry, member of the house i'm the 1881 and 1883 sessions, has been en- dorsed and drafted as the nominee once more by the re- publlcans of New London for another term. The New Lon- don town committee met, at the Mariners Savings bank i'm that city and decided that Judge McGarry should take the hilt once more. SOme- time ago Judge McGarry ex- pressed desire to retire. No action will; be taken on the en- dOrsement of the second cam didate for the house in New London in the g.o.p. ranks un- til the caucuses have been held on the 10th, next Wednesday.
 Inquiries into the camps Of the two major parties in Wal. lingfOrd have failed to bring out any information as to who their candidates for the house will be. The current opinion Is that Representative Peter J. Leonard can have the renOm- lnatiOn for the house on the democratic ticket. No infOr. uation is avaiIa ble cOncerning Representative David Robbins, also q democrat. fine scpsa- tlonal result of the recent town election culmina ting in the g.O.p. taking over control Of WaIIingsOrd has caused the democrats t0 proceed slowly in the selection Of the rest of tIleiP sInte.
 Mayor Twomey, the new chief executive Of New Lon. don. has announced that be will announce his appoint. nlents of council committee cileirsnen for the ensuing iIs- eaI year during the coming week. May0F fw0mey has been chairman of tic finance comBlitfee of New London for tbe past iIsesi yeaF bnt now plans co na1no q auecoesOP. Prior 70 the 0ieRfl0u 0f s fglO5sfil ann Mayor Alton 4. kIineF held ihe . p0st of ailaiElDsH 9f fi3e f1- na1ce committee. ff anlNnFN fllai kinE0F IW0noR pIanH co lHake slIls1a Ezsn4HGa. 'f 71