The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-09-27
sey is emphatic in his denial of any intention to step out.

mittee or Hartford met last night and accepted the resig- nation of Chairman Walter F. Patterson. No successor was selected, however. The com mittee will meet again tomor- row night to carry out this transaction. It had been orig inalIy reported that Samuel O. Greenough, w. Arthur Coun- tryman, Jr, or Harry Schwol- sky would be selected as chair man. MT Greenough and Mir Countryman have announced that they are not interested so this leaves SchwOlsky alone in the picture. Mrs Laura Gaines is being boomed by a few friends for the chairmanShip.
 The republican state speak ers' bureau has lined up an- other series of rallies which will take the candidates on the party's ticket to all parts of Connecticut. Tomorrow night Congressman Francis T. Ma loncy of Mcriden, democratic candidate for U. $. senator, will address a democratic rally in Trumbull.
 As was expected, Attorney Edward l.. Seery of WOod- mont, uncle of Mayor Frank Hayes of this city, has been endorsed by the democrats Of the Milford district for the of- flee of judge of probate. The democrats of Milford have de- cided upon Frank M. MCCar- thy and Arthur Morrison for the offices of state representa- tive. The above names will be submitted at the party caucus in Milford town hall on De- tober 3rd.
 John T. Dunn, ST, was elect ed president of the Hartford Federation of Republican clubs last night. This is a new polit- ical organization. Plans were immediately launched for a rally on behalf of the party candidates. In Bristol last night Councilman Rebelle Carpenter was elected chairman of the sixth ward republican cOmmit- tee to succeed Frank Courture.
 Mayor Bieleficld of Middle town made his last official ap- pearancc at meeting or tax payers in the Asylum Sity last night. Not once during his talk did he mention the political campaign or the possibilities of the election Monday. The democrats have nominated Dayton A. Baldwin for mayor in place of Bielefield, this change being the result of bit- ter factional fight in the dem- Ocratic ranks in MiddletOwn.
 The anti Baldwin faction met last night and sent a letter to the mayOralty nominee inquir- ing as to his past voting rec ord, especially in the years when he was a candidate for councilman. The letter asks whether he voted for James COnncry in 1924 and for Mayor Bielefield in 1928 when the two men ran for mayor and Wheth- CT he attended n celebration on election night in 1924 in honor of the victory of John w. Rog- CTS. republican mayOr-clect. The Middletown city election takes place on Monday.
 Nathan Fein b m member of the Wallingford democratic town committee, has been elected president Of the Jewish Political club in the borough. Tonight in Will limantic the democratic town committee will hold its annual banauet and First Selcctman William A. Buck will be the guest of honor. Town Chair man James J. Lee will be tOastmaster. Miss Rose Crib bins has been elected president of the WOmen's Democratic club in Shelton. succeeding Mrs Mary c. MahOney. Mrs Fannie' Dixon Welsh. former national committeewoman and at pres ent collector of customs TOT Connecticut. has rendered her first annual report. Statistics nreuarcd by her show that SS foreign vessels entered direct into Conencticut ports during the mast fiscal year with cargo of 74,S95 net tonnage as cOmpared to 20 fessels and 4O.- 9SO tonnage during the pre- ceding fiscal year.
 
 Ed Theriault. who is cam pairning for the office of first sclcctman in WOlcott on the democratic ticket. is reporting to be making great strides. Ihc town election takes place on Monday and Thcriault and his followers are confident of vic. tory, The candidate is popular with both the younger and older voting elements In the town.
 Miss Gladys Tantaquidgeon of Norwich, e direct dcsccnu- ant Of one Of the aides or Un. cns. hero Of the Cooper novel, ssrhc Last of the MOhicans." and of 6ansom Occum. q full. biOodcd Indian who educated himself and became q niinis- ter among his people in the carly days of Connecticut. has been assigned shc task of sur. ve.ylng New England Indians under the WhccIcr.lI0pard nci. Her dslts will bc tO survey thc Indains in New EsvsIand