The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-04-21
REORGANIZATION
 OF (. 0. P. IS FLOP
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name delegates to the coming state
 POlOmba, Mrs, COe

name delegates to the coming state
 Pol0mba, Mrs. Coe
 In separate conventions the dele gates to the 18th and 18th senator ial district sessions will name mem bers of the g.o.p. state central cor1- mittee. Attorney Palomba and Mrs. Elizabeth Coe will be renamed to the central committee to represent the 18th district. Mrs. Lura Dutton will be elected to succeed herself on the committee as 8 representa- tive of the 18th district. Alderman Kingston will be named Q member of the central body to fill the place of eX-Mayar Sandland who did not seek reelection this year.
 Reorganization Flop
 Last evenings primaries turned out to be flop" as far as the re- organization group was concerned. There were contests in only the 1st and End wards. In the first ward the Palomba organization re- ceived 317 votes and the reorgani- zation group was able to garner only 27 votes. In the second ward the Palomba regime was endorsed by vote of 462 against IS, the re- organization total. The total results were 779 for Chairman Palomba's ticket and 45 for the reorganiza- tion ticket. Voting in the third fourth and fifth wards was formal in the absence of contests.
 New Town Committee
 The new town committee consists of the following: First ward, Frank Rossi, Albert O Taller, Margaret Rinaldi; second ward, Pauline w. Smith, Joseph Petroccione, Frank Bailey and John Bergin, Jr.; third ward, Dr. Louis J. Thibault, Thom- as Bane, Gertrude Keenan, Frank Varanelli and George Towle; fourth ward, Finton Cuddy, Michael JAn- thony, Mare Pepin; fifth ward, Jo- seph Barrett, Irene Dillane, George Kingston, Burton Walker and Will liam Christian. It will be noted that the g.o.p. town committee now con- sists of 20 members, the same total that makes up the democratic town committee. Heretofore the re- publican committee has had 40 members.
 It was decided last fall that this number made the committee too bulky and cumbersome and 1t was voted to change the local rules and limit the membership on the body to twenty.
 To Call Conventions
 Chairman Palomba will call the meeting of the town committee and the town and senatorial conven- tions to order at 8 o'clock tomorrow night. At the town committee meet ing other officers to be elected are: Treasurer, Alderman Francis T. Phillips: vice-chairman, Elizabeth w. Coe. There are several being mentioned for the secretaryShip. Alderman Phillips will take the place of Treasurer Adam Callan, who was with the reorganization forces in yesterdays primary con- test. James A. White, present sec retary of the town committee, was also with the reorganization group. He is expected to be dropped in favor of several candidates, among them Attorney Michael 0alullo. Vernon Hall, Michael J'Anthony and John Bergin, Jr.
 At the town convention, four del- egates to the state convention will be elected. At the 18th senatorial convention two delegates to the state convention will be chosen in addition to the two members of the state central committee. Similar ac- ton will be taken at the 18th sen. atorial district convention.