The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-27
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with them. would like my friends to know that I am supporting the town committee ticket and wish they would do the same."
 Attorney Palomba, when notified of Mir DeRienzo's statement, stated that he was ''elated to hear that Mir DeRienzo had come out in the open at last and stated his position in politics"
 Dcnlals and Counter Blasts To-day the Republican publish cd a statement from James w. Abercrombie of 32 Ray street to the effect that he was not affiliated with the reorganization move- ment and had not authorized the use of his name on anti-regulars' ticket.
 Attorney Palomba, chairman of the reorganization group, stated to-day that Arthur Hebert, one of the re-organiztion group, had re- ceived consent from MT Abercrom- bic to use his name on the ticket of the anti-regulars. MT Hebert, he said, again visited MT Ambercrom- bic to-day and had received a statement from the Ray street man that he was with the re-organiza- tionists.
 Frederick L. Lauper of 16 Al bion street and Joseph M. Howell of 305 Frost road have asked that their names be taken off the re-or- ganization ticket.
 Miss Mary Franklin, secretary of the town committee, stated that up to early this afternoon she had re- ceived no further requests from the persons whose names appeared on the tickets.
 In several instances names of many persons appeared on both tickets.
 Several Changes Voted
 According to the tickets, several changes ip the town committee are proposed In the present us well as the reorganization town commit tees. The regular group plans to drop Mrs Abner F. Hayes, Mrs Edna Underhill, Mrs H. S. Coe and Mrs J. Russell Putnam and place Emily E. Mcrriman, Edna P. Brett haupt, Mildred B. Harmon and Helen Stoddard on in their places In the third ward.
 One change is anticipated in the fourth ward. Nancy Cappelli is proposed in the place of Mrs Mary Nichols, Captain Thomas E. White seeks to succeed himself in this ward, according to the regular or ganization ticket, although he IS also claimed to be a member of the reorganization group.
 The reorganization group would make the following new members of the town committee: First ward, Frank D. Pagan, Janet Hough- taling. Mortimer J. Calvin, Lucia l.. Ruggiero, Albert l.. Dance and Mildred Ogden; second ward, Mrs Mabel Preusser, Edward H. John- son, Elizabeth Hengelvelde, Jo- seph Petroccione, Elise Perillo, Frank Bailey, Elizabeth Pinto and Leo c. Bauby.
 The third ward candidates for the town committee includes Louis J. Thibault, Grace l.. Fava, Wal ter G. White, Rachel Worth. Frank varanelli, Josephine Quigley, Ar thur N. Hebert and Florence F. Sherwood. The fourth ward can- didates include John Carosella. Marie l.. Pepin, Michael J. An thony, Margaret F. Marlin, Thomas P. Farrell and Cora l.. S.. Ross.
 Mrs Dorothy F. Vandercook heads the candidates for the town committc from the fifth ward. With her on the ticket are Arthur E. Blewitt, Attorney F. c. Bauby Thomas M. Payne, Attorney Pas quale DeCicco, John J. Barrett, Ada M. Barbieri, Edith Schlander, Helen B. Mraz and Freida c. An derson.
 Senate Candidate
 William M. Cabigue has an- nounced that he will be candi- date for the republican nomina- ton for senator in the 18th dis trjct. It is expected that he will re- ceive the support of both the .or- ganization and reorganization fac' tions for the post.
 The primaries will open at D o'clock tomorrow afternoon at the various places previously announc- ed. They will close at 10 o'clock to- morrow night. This evening the rec publican town committee will meet at party headquarters on Harrison avenue to make the final plans for the primaries. The ticket entered, both organization and re.organiza- ton are as follows: