The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-10-18

total allowed by the town char ter. Recently the republicans and democrats each nominated four candidates. Two have agreed to drop out so as to clarify the situation.
 Organization of a Middlesex County Women's Republican club IS being perfected. A meeting was held yesterday in MiddletOtSn at which two niOre towns fin the county were add. cd to tho list or those making up the club. 1t is claimed that the. membership in the county club Is now more than 500.
 Governor Cross in speaking over the radio last night asked if his 6. o. p. opponent, States Attorney Hugh M. AlcOrn, has deserted the "fanatiC drys' to join the vets he once insliltcd. Meeting i'm New London yester. day afternoon the members of the COnrfecticut w. 0. T. U. declared that the present state liquor law is a failure. 1t weiit on record as opposing the sale of alcoholic liquor to those un- der Fl years of age, the sale of liquor on Sundays and the sale of hard liquors i'm taverns, hoe tels or restaurants. The present state law permits sale to those Is years of age or over.
 Up i'm Hartford yesterday a young boy selling newspapers strOlletl into the office of the registrars of voters during a temporary Hull in the making of new voters and stood i'm the space reserved for persons who appear to be sworn in. Are you q deinocrat?" asked one of the deputy registrars. The re- sp0nse was immediate. "No, Polish," said the lad.
 Formation of a Litchfield g. o. P. organization was per. fected last night at a meeting In Goshen. Temporary Offi. cers were named, Representa-. tlvc William 0. HungcrfOrd of Watert0wn was among those named on the committee in- structcd to perfect a permanent . slate of officers. Practically every town in the county was represented at the session. which was held in the Goshen Legion home.
 Although ex-Mayor Thomas A. Tully of New Haven has been decidedly on the outs with the pOwers-that- be fin the Elm City 6. o. p. organization he has jumped into the fight finally on behalf of the party candidates. He. made his debut at q meeting in New Haven. "It is all right to take on your hat to honor some one but it is useless gesture unless you take OR yOdr coat and work Tor him." he said.
 The work of forming a Young Democratic club, inc cluding the young voters of the towns of Goshen, Cofwall and Canaan has been started. To. night at the Colonly lodge on tho Boston post road, i'm Wall 1ngford, the Connecticut Fed erati0n of WOmen's Demo- cratic clubs will hold a rally with several of the candidates delivering addresses. Miss Mae Kenny of WallingfOrd is in charge of the arrangements. Tomorrow afternoon the Fair. field County Federated organ- izntion will he hostess to the State Federation of W0men's Democratic clubs in Bridge. port. Mrs Josephine Flynn of that city is in charge. Next Tuesday q statewide luncheon of the state federation will take place in Norwich. Mrs Eliza beth Drew Is i'm charge.
 The democrats of Milford have completed their slate of speakers for the huge rally to Do held i'm the town hall Mon. day night. J. Edward Slayin of West Haven, nominee for high sheriff, Century Milstead of Milford, candidate for the senate in the 14th district, and Attorney Edward l.. Secry of W0Oslin0nt, nominee for the office of judge of. probate, will be among the speakers. In West Haven the democratic town committee Is having a difficult time deciding on who they will vote to endorse for the posts of police commits sioner and plumbing inspector, which become vacant on NO- yember list. Republicans now hold the places but the dcm- ocrats have the appointing this time.
 NOrwalk Is now after a char ter change. The plans have been completed for submitting the proposed charter to the next session of the legislature. Sentiment is in favor of the c0uncil-nanager plan. Former Mayor Edward T. Buckingham of Bridgeport, democratic cam didate for congress in the fourth district, has replied to Professor Albert Levitt, ais in. dependent citizens party op- p0nent. The latter charged that ex-MayoF Buckingllam is only giving Hip service" to the New Deal. He has sarcastically referred 10 Professor Levitt as the "0tly Intellectually and spiritually equipped candidate for congress-"
 Duplicating the action of Mrs Franklin D. Roosevelt. wife of the president, in get. ting right into the midst of the present political campmlen. Mrs Hugh M. Alc0rn, wife of the z. q. D. gubernatOrial nominee, has decided t0 do the same. Tonight she wiII sneak at the Hotel EtratlleId in Brldger0rt at . dinner of tine itaiian-American Republican league.
 The meeting an BFidRoDort tomorrow wilI bring the entire state ticket Co tAe session of ihe 4eltlOcFatie wulsien. Hf win be tIIe first tiIiic tIiaf illc entire ticket Ilas spoken In Fairfield county au1 considerable IfalaF. aM4 ia fsMIs.N. a4.ms4s 4..aA AZ. &4...