The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-09-13
Republicans Name
 Election Ticket
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For Controller, SnerWooo A' Rowland.
 For City Treasurer. Mansheld Gillette.
 For Town Clerk. Mrs. Elizabeth Coe.
 For Registrar of Voters. Albert O. Faller.
 For Tax Collector, Attorney Pas quale DeCicco.
 The aldermanic nominees are Francis T. Phillips. Joseph Will helm, George Kingston, c. Arthur DuBois, Pasquale Perriello, Will liam Kolbeck, William Cambique and William Loeffler.
 The nominees for the board or education are: Florence B. Web- ster, Attorney Vincent A. Miller. Harry c. Post, Louis Liebeskind and Burton H. Walker. Nominees for the offices of con- stables are Samuel Lucas. Anthony Pelosi, Benjamin Glickman and Nicholas Jamele.
 John B. Erickson and William Christian were nominated for the board of selectmen.
 | John A. Coe was re-nominated for the board of Bronson Library agents.
 Scrap For Constables
 Republican Town Chairman Pa lomba called all three conventions to order. The town convention was i the first one and 1t was not feat ured by any fight except on the nomination of constables. Chairman palomba emerged from a private conference and passed out slips to his chosen delegates bearing the names of Anthony Pelosi. Samuel Lucas and Benjamin Glickman. The delegates were told that they would have to vote for these can- didates and were further instructed l that the fourth post of constable would be left open for Q "scram- ble". In a test of votes Constable Jamele defeated Constable William Walsh and the latter, therefore, passes off the republican roster of consta bles January list. Nomination for constable Is equivalent to elec- ton.
 Next Town Chairman Palomba rushed from his office to the 6. O. D. headquarters on Harrison avenue. He left the handling of details of the town convention in the hands of Attorney J. Warren Upson. a member of the Pape steering com mittee." Under the latter's guidance Mrs. Coe was nominated for town clerk and Registrar Taller was given re-nomination. The matter of selectmen was quick and smooth.
 SteamrOllcr Rolls On
 The rolling of the Pape steamrol- Ter became more apparent at the school convention. Attorney Palom- ba, chosen as chairman on his own suggestion, saw fit to remain at the convention until everything had been ironed out to his satisfaction and the satisfaction of the rest oi the Pape-controlled Steering com. mittee".
 Attorney Philip N. Berstein waf named secretary of the school con. vention and then Frank J. Under hill immediately moved that com. mittee be named to bring in the slate of school board nominees.
 Slate Still Works,
 
 long to deliberate on who should go on the board of education? No The committee. consisting of vii. liam s. Curtis, Sherwood Rowland and Samuel J. Travel, was in con. ference exactly two minutes ant thirteen seconds when 1t came out with the names of Mrs. Webster Attorney Miller. MT. Post, Alder man Liebeskind and MT. Walker The work was fast and pleased tho "steering committee" for tht names of the slate had already been given to the special commit tee on nominations.
 Judge BeardsIey Dropped
 As predicted in the Waterbury Democrat the head of Judge Harr, J. Beardsley went under the axe Mrs. Gertrude Sirica Bowes, as pre- dicted in yesterdays Democrat, re-