The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-08-21
Registrar Taller
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In the aldermanic chamber on ths question of whether or not to res move the name of Mir. Dunais from the regular g.o.p. primary list. Decision was reserved follow Ing the hearing.
 His Direct Charge
 Charges were made by Attorney Cassidy, who appeared for MT Dunais, first ward chairman oi the regular republican party, te the effect that Publisher Pape'. tactics were serving to widen the gap ,n the g. o. p.
 Continuing he questioned the right of Attorney Miller. represen- tative of Town Chairman Palom- ba, to sit in at the meeting. He quoted statutes to show that the chairman must be absent or dis. abled before he can name 6 deputy.
 Attorney Sc,illy Scored
 Attorney scully he scored be- cause, he said, he was a member of a democratic corporation coun sells office in the City Hall whs was advising g. o. p. registrar He continually objected to Attor' ney Scully's whispering to Regis trar Taller.
 At the outset of the meeting he informed Registrar Taller and At torney Miller that he raised tho question as to the eligibility of the latter to sit as the representative of Chairman Palomba. He then objected to the reading of the peti. ton filed by Publisher Pape asking the removal of Mir. Dunais from the g. o. p. primary list and ther asked why Chairman Palomba wal not present. Attorney Cassidy ask. ed what law there is to give him authority to name a deputy wher he, himself, could sit in. His ob. jection to the reading of the peti- ton of Publisher Pape was over. ruled by Registrar Taller.
 old 2. 0. D. Steam Roller.
 The old g. o. p. "steam roller then began functioning, bearing out the report that Dunais did not have chance.
 T see that court procedure does not prevail here," remarked Attorney Cassidy as he felt the pressure of the Pape-republican steamroller. Attorney Miller and Registrar Taller then went into q "huddle". Attorney Cassidy then objected to prompting from Attor- ney Miller who, he declared, was sitting just as Ian ordinary citi- zen" and not as a duly qualified representative of Town Chairman Palomba.
 Cassidy Refused to Answer
 Upon suggestion from Attorney Scully, Registrar Taller asked At torney Cassidy if he was planning future action in the Dunais case Attorney Cassidy declined to an. swer the question. Once more the Faller-M Miller huddle took place and a statement was made by At. torney Miller afterwards to the ef' feet that as a member of the bar and so forth and as a member oi the republican party he was quail fled to sit in the case.
 Forget Some Titles ~
 Following Attorney Miller'i statement as to his qualification: Attorney Cassidy said that tho deputy of the s. o. p. town chair man had forgotten to say that ht was a notary public. justice ol the peace, commissioner of thu superior court, former tenant ol mine," a member of the governor footguard, and graduate o Georgetown.
 "You gentlemen are forgettini what you are trying to do," declar ed Attorney Cassidy. He continued by stating that the procedure was a move to read long-lived re publican out of the g. Q. ?. organi zation. Just, he said, because h. disagrees with certain elemen that wants to control the party "You attempt to- he said. whel Registrar Taller declared the hear ing closed.
 "You Can't Stop Me-"
 "You can't stop me, sir," declar ed Attorney Cassidy. And he con tinued to talk. He charged Regis trar Taller and Attorney Mile with having their minds alread made up on the Dunais matter. T your minds are already made up. he said, "there is no use in m talking. If they aren't made ul you will listen"
 Following huddle between Reg istrar Taller and Attorney Scull the hearing was reopened. At torney Cassidy immediately declar ed that while Attorney Mile might not know proper procedur Attorney Scully does. He thel contended that no facts to shos that Mir. Dunais was not membe of the republican party had beel presented.
 | Continuing he declared that "on