The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-08-24

come aroused becausej patron. age dispensers in the State and federal governments have al. legcdly ignored the democrats of that town. Last night the committee met and Sadopted 8 resolution asking State Chair. man David A. Wil 6n to study the complaint. 1t was also voted to query V6. S. Senator Augustine Lonerf an and Con- gressman HermFHl P. Kopple- mann of Hartftgd, also, con- cerning alleged lack of pat ronage favors.
 Mrs Mabel Preusser of this city is to be delegate to the state convenjion of the inde- pendent rSpublican party, scheduled f'Sr New Haven, to- morrow. Professor Stone of New Havoc, who ran for con. gressman- at large on the par- tvs ticket two years ago, de- clarcd ifst night that he will be through withthe independ- ent grCMp after to-mOrrOw's session. Professor Milton scnatcf two % years ago, @ U and Id Allen sB. Lincoln, who ran for state treasurfer, have also refus z d to go on the ticket.
 Representative John A. Ma fxham of Hartford, mem-
 beE Of the house for three
 tc kMs and minority leader
 dVring the last session, will rbt seek reelection, he an- Ijounccd fast night. Since the
 a933 session he has been af- tfiliated with the faction in Hartford out of control of / the democratic party machin-
 cry. And jumping to Dam bury, latest reports are to the
 effect that an agreement has
 been reached whereby Rep
 resentative Nathan SpirO of
 the Hat City will be given the
 g. o. D. nomination for sena-
 tor in that district. The demo-
 crats, of course, have practi-
 caIly agreed on George Gill
 dea of Danbury for senator.
 The independent citizens par
 ty in Danbury will present
 Walter Kohler and Charles
 Cole for the posts of repre-
 sentative and endorse Spiro.
 In Ansonia J. Edgar Wahl-
 berg, president of the Young
 Mems Republican club, has
 stated that he has absolutely
 no aspirations for the chair
 uMol d Q .5 qua yo dIVsuyIu
 committee. post for which he has been prominently mem toned. Thus far William F. Hayes, county jaiIer and for- mer clerk at the New Haven county jail, is the only one
 being boomed for the post. The office of chairman is now
 held by Alderman F. AlonzO Harvey.
 Every Young Democrat club in the state will be rep resented at the annual outing of the New Haven Young Democratic club at Harugari park, West Haven, to-morrOw. It is expected that about 1000 will attend. The Milford Young WOmen's Republican club will sponsor gathering
 on September 4th in that town. The Milford democrats are | still at it. Last night Joseph J. Carroll, democratic town chairman, was arrested on a warrant charging violation of | the election laws. The arrest is the aftermath of the recent democratic caucus when the Carroll forces defeated those
 of former Town Chairman Lawrence T. Gallagher.
 Major Gene Tunney, prom. inently mentioned for the nomination of cOngressman- at-largc on the democratic state ticket, plans to divide his time campaigning between Connecticut and Maine. He is on the staffs of both Cover. nor Wilbur l.. Cross and Gov.
 ernOr Louis J. Brann. the lat- ter of Maine. He will stump for both governors. He is a voter of this state but main. tains summer home in South Bristol, Maine. He has not made hSs stand definitely known yet on the question of the nomination for congress- man-at-large.