The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-11
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/ Ot lnteSiVS CdIHpdIBUS lO duu Shp- pGrters to their lists by democratic candidates for office in inc three wards in town is seen with the re- lease today of 490 names of per sens who registered in the demo- cratic party with the registrars of voters. Dennis J. Linskey, demo- cratic registrar, issued the names. Most of them were received Friday night.
 The first ward where q contest for burgess between George Me Namara, former progressive party leader, and the present democratic burgess, Joseph Dinneny, looms, had 2O3 names. The htird ward was a close second with 201 names and the second ward, the smallest yard in town, had 86 names. These are democrats of course. There were 20 republicans. George P. 4 Young, republican registrar, was expected to announce these later today.
 The names show MT McNamara is listing himself officially with the democratic party for the first time. In tho first ward there Is a large number of his friends listed on the registrars new list, and also many of Burgess Dinneny's supporters.
 Victor Burkus is expected to ar- nounce his candidacy for reelec- ton as third ward burgess soon. Reports have 1t Howard Brennan will oppose him.
 Names of first ward residents who registered with the demo- cratic party follow:
 William Adamski, Frank Allen,
 
 Fred Archer, Peter Baukus, Ed Marjorie Baxter, Madeline Benz, Julia Brandien, Anthony Brasta us- kas, Frank Brennan, George Bren- nan, Nora Bressler, Margaret Bro- phy, Anna Butkus, Augusta A. Butkus, Domenick Butkus, Joseph Butkus, Edward k. Campbell, Har- riet M. Campbell, Harold Canaperi. Arthur Carlson, Leo T. Carroll. Fred Castle, Betty Chism, Elzab abeth Clarke, Mary Clarke, Mildred Clarke, J. Leo Cody, Peggy Cody, Daniel Cleary, Patrick Connolly, Elizabeth Connor, Cathrine Con- nor, Edward Crelan, Edward Crel- an, Jerome Crelan, Rose Crelan. Mary Grove, Peter J. Grove, James Cullen, Matthew Curley, Bertha Curran, Irene A. Curran, James r. Curran, Mary E. Curran, Catherine Curtin, Joseph Curtin.
 Ann Daley, Ruth M. Daly, Frank Daniels, Louis E. Warobos, John J. Davis, Betty Day, Walter K. Della ney, Margaret Dillon, Edmund Dinneny, Thomas Bowling. Francis Driscoll, Mary Driscoll, Joseph C. Dubuc. Marie Dubuc, Emil L. Du- bue, Margaret Dubuc, Hazel Du- Pree, Willis Fairchild, James T. Farren. Edward T. Fitzgerald, Irene E. Fitzgerald, John Fitzgcr- aid. Josephine Fitzgerald. Loretta Fitzgerald, Margaret Fitzgerald, Mary Fitzgerald, Margaret Fitz. patrick, Agnes Fitzpatrick, Albert Fleck. Josephine Fruin, Francis Calvin, Jeremiah L, Calvin, Morris Gordon. Melvin Gehringer, Esther V. Grant, Francis Grant, Arthur Hayes, Edward Hennessey, Charles Hoadley, Harold Hollister, Michael Holland.
 John J. Janis, Joseph Johnson, Margery Jones, Elizabeth Jones, Marion Jones, Joseph Heating, Thomas Kelly, Edwin Kennedy, Joseph F. Kiernan, John Kleiva, Emil Krampetz, Edgar Leach, Christine Leach, Edward J. Leary, James T. Lcary, Thomas l.. Leary, John Lengyel, Lois M. Lengyel, Nellie F. Lodge. A. Levandauckas. Mary Lodge, Anthony Lupo, Pedro Lupo. Virginia Lupo, James A. Lawlor, John A. Lawlor, Walter F. Lannon. Jr, Anna T. Mccarthy, Margaret Mccarthy, Gerald McMa- hon, George McNamara, Mathilda McNamara, Robert McNamara, Hugh McSherry, Marie McSherry, Nora Moroney, John Moroney, Francis Moroney, Catherine Mahcr, Dorado Monas, John Martinitis, Catherine Michigan. Frederick J. Meyers. Annette Montville, Michael G. Moran, Rose Murray, Joseph Murtha. ST, Joseph Murtha, Jr.
 Thomas Neary, Henry Newman, Mrs Henry Newman, Anna l.. Nix on, John r. Nixon, Madeline W. Nixon, William J. Nixon, Jr, Mabel Nolan, owen Nolan, Julia O'Don- nell. Theresa Palmer, Herman Pas seek, William Passeck, Augusta Phillips, Austin Phillips, Raymond Phillips, Alice Plant, Andrew Rad wick, Otto Radwick, Bridget 1,ath- burn, William II. Reilly, Winifred Kelley. Edward r. Rcinauer. Fred- erick Russell, Winifred Russell Jo- seph Salzano, IIlinor M. SchmitZ, Oscar Schlensen, Mary ScuIIy, Michael Scully, Sadie Skehan, Err nest sims, John W. Sims, Alexan- der Smith, Thomas F.. Smith, Jo- seph Snapko, George Solberg, Jr, Bridget Sw eetman, Daniel r. Sul- uyan, Michael San Angelo, Ray nond St John.
 Pearl Taylor, John TrcstraiI, Lena Urgitis, Rose Unis, William Vest. Felix Vilkus, Percy Vincent. Annie Woiculis. Peter Woiculis. Ju- lia A. Walsh, Margaret E. Walsh, Joseph Wargo, Mary Wargo, Ben nett Weissman, Joseph White, John J. Wilcox, Gladys E. Wrinn, Will liam Young.
 Second warders who registered as democrats are: Charge Alcgl, Luigi Amico, Mary Amico, Florence Aukstolis, Joseph Aukstolis, Fran els Barlow, LeRoy Bousinger, Alice Best, Harriet Blade, Madeline Blanchard, Marion Blanchard. Marion Frederick, Anthony J. Gel ello, Marie Cullen. Margaret Daley. James Davey, William Diel, Wl- Ham F. Delaney, Joseph A. Doran. William Dullard, Blanche DuBois, Leon F. DuBois. Louis r. DuBois, May D. DuBois, John FeduzI, Cath crime Foley. Michael Ford, William Hickey. Theresa Herb, Timothy Hudner. Anthony Hulstrunk, Tony Johnson, Frank Kiely, George Kil- ian, Mrs Thomas r. Lynch. Marie Long. John Ivenatcsusi, John r. Ia
 Mariana, Lillian Martin, Thomas Martin.
 Michael J. Norris, Harry steph- ems. May Mayberry, Philomena Mariana, James Moore, Katherine Moore, Rose Moore, Thomas Moore ST, Thomas Moore Jr, Anna Nor itis. Joseph Moritis, Stella Nori, Frank Palmeri, Sylvia Park, Anna Parkinson, Thomas Patterson, Leo c. Patterson, Mildred Patterson, John Piesto, Enrico Reale, Filo-