The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-04-04

Naugatuck, April - With its nominees already chosen, the Re- publican party was preparing today for an active campaign, in an effort to- wrest political control of the town from the democratic party. As had been expected, Joseph Raytkwich, Jr, well known local garage owner and ex-serviceman. was nominated to run for warden.
 Mir Raytkwich is popular and with him and such proven vote drawers on their ticket as Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, who has not been beaten in years, Francis J. O'Connor, nominee for treasurer who, it is reported, had refused some weeks ago the nomination for warden, and James J. Fitzgerald, democratic holder of the office Of tax collector, whom the repubh- cans endorsed last night, party hopes are bright for a good show ing. Of course split in the demo- cratic party would help the repub- licans considerably, but the g.o.p. consider their outlook bright even without this split.
 Burgess Anthony Tangredi again proved his popularity in the second award when he won the only caucus battle by a decisive margin, trimming Ericson Schoheld by almost two-to-one edge, 75-38, to again win the nomination.
 The full republican slate as nominated last night at the party convention follows: Joseph Rayt- kwich, Jr, warden; Louis Schiller, Jr, town clerk clerk; Henry zwick, registrar of voters; Francis J. O'Connor, treasurer; Samuel I. Lyons, auditor; Howard H. Bris- tol, member of. the board of educa- tion; James Fitzgerald, tax collec- tor; Mrs Edna c. Fenniman, Sig mund LisciswicZ, selectmen.
 Charles Price, ST, John Minicucci, Edmund J.. Hogan and Gustave Gisslander. baliffs. Burgesses. first ward, Tracy Noble, renominated; second ward, Anthony Tangredi, renominated; third ward, Adolph Scnlosser, succeeding Henry Zwick.
 Second Ward
 No opposition to the burgess nominees developed in the first or third wards. Herbert Johnson presided as chairman in the sec- ond ward, Willard Bittle was clerk. Mir Tangredi and MT Scho- field were nominated, and Charles Auuavia and Thomas Saunders se- Iected as telIers. A ballot vote was then taken. There were numerous women in the hall. The delegates and ward commits tee were then chosen with only one slate being presented. Delegates were Herbert Johnson, Seapury Hungerford, with Fremont Hoadiey acting as his proxy, Louis DeCaro' Charles Price, Anthony Tangreui' Katherine Munger and John Curtin. ward committee - Herbert John son. chairman, Seabury Hungerford, Charles Price, Louis DeCarlo, An- thony Tangredi, Mrs Loretta Spa- dola. John Curtin, Mrs Myrtle Don ovan and Katherine Munger. A motion was passed that the ward committee be given the authority to name more members to It IT " SD desired. MT Johnson indicated after the vote 1t would do so. The meeting was an orderly one. IL had been expected MT Tangredl would win, but MT Schofield was expected to have more supporters present. Last year Mir Tangredi bucked the party machine candi- date. Ernest Lorentsen to win out
 In the first ward, Joseph c. Tai hot was chairman and Don '. wood, clerk. Tracy Noble was chosen burgess with no oppositioh'
 He was able to follow MT Groh around the TERRA office.
 This will not be possible any more even if one has the inciina" ation. and that does not seem hke- Iv in these days. A swinging rail has been erected about five feet inside the door of the EZRA office. and MT Groh can stand 1n- side and receive applicants. By locking the door in the barrier nobody can get in to the larger section of the office. It was nof explained why the new decoration was put in, but 1t will bar any hot headed ones in the future from ex- ---------------