The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-10-09
O'Neill And Kelley
 Given Nominations
Local and OaEvIe Residents Selected at Caucus Last
 Evening-9O Attend G. A. K. Guest Day Program

Martin and Russell Pope. Frank HickcoX was again nominated for the position of judge of probate.
 About two hundred attended the meeting. Merritt Atwood presided and Bronson Lockwood served As clerk.
 Guest Day
 The annual guest day of the Sarah Whitman Trumbull chapter, D. A, R., was held yesterday afternoon in the guild room of Christ church. There were about ninety in attend ance. Dr. Stewart McClelland, pres- ident of the Lincoln Memorial uni- versitly at Harrowgate, Tennessee, was the speaker for the afternoon. He discussed the work done at the university. A scholarship of $20O at the university was announced by the treasurer of the chapter and a gift of $50 to be sent to aid in Miss Henry's work at Maryville, Tenn.
 A social hour followed the meet ing. Songs were sung by Mrs. Jo- seph R. Neill. Tea was served with Mrs. P. B. Randall and Mrs. George Decker pouring.
 Among the guests present from other chapters were: Mrs. Clarence Seymour, vice regent of the Ruth Willys chapter, Hartford; Mrs. Parker w. Fairbanks, regent, and Mrs. J. H. Robinson of the Esther Stanley chapter of New Britain; Mrs. Marion Fowler, regent, and Mrs. Lewis G. Woodruff, vice regent of the Judea chapter, Washington; Mrs. Edward Johnson, Thomaston; Mrs. Arthur B. Howes, Waterbury; Mrs. George A. Warner, regent, and Mrs. Tracy Noble of the Sara Rogers chapter of Naugatuck; Miss Edith Benham and Mrs. Fred s. Cook of Woodbury; Mrs. Robert s. Walker of Waterbury: Mrs. LeRoy Mont gomery, regent, and Mrs. J. Walker Story, Jr., of Norwalk chapter; Mrs. Lewis G. Merrill, regent, and Mrs. Louis Laun of Mellicent Porter chapter of Waterbury; Mrs. Donald Gaylord, regent. and Mrs. Louis B. Wilson of the Mary Floyd Talmadge chapter of Litchfield; Mrs. Eugene s. Clark, regent, and Mrs. Oliver Williams of the Sara Ludlow chap ter of Seymour; and Mrs. Arthur Issland and Mrs. J. s. Bissell of the Maryana Norton Brooks chapter of Torrington.
 Carpenter Injured Williams Loomis of Lee street was injured yesterday in a fall while working on the remodeling of a barn into a studio in Southbury The barn was owned by George Tchaika. MT. Loomis was standing on timber which broke in half dropping him ten feet to the cement floor. He was taken to the hos pital for x-rayN which showed g chip broken oil the hip bone.
 Sale and Supper
 The annual sale of home made articles and supper sponsored by the ladies of the Methodist church will be held this year on Novembe, 18th.
 MT. and Mrs. Edward Coon ant Miss Catherine Coon of Woodruff, avenue motored to New York city today. They will see the Norti Carolina Manhattan football gam, this evening.
 Political Discussion
 With politics the foremost ques ton of the time, the Mems club o the Methodist church devoted thei first monthly meeting to an in formal discussion of the pros an, cons of the New Deal and tn qualifications of the various presi dential candidates. Seventeen mem bers were present at the meeting whcih was held at the church ol Wednesday evening.
 Those who attended were: Georg Moseley, Raymond Black, Arthu Hickcox, Dudley Atwood, Harol Booth, Bertram Hudson, Harol Mack, Edward J. Ranslow, Edwar Parke, Herbert J. Evans, Adelber Titus, Wesley Bramhall, Kennet Johnson, Leon Squires, Rev.. VII liam F. Davis, Jr., Cyrus Scott an Clayson Odell.
 Special Court Session
 A special court session was hel Thursday evening before Justic Russell Pope and Grand Jurc Henry 0. Campbell. Vernon Brad shaw, IT, charged with operating motor vehicle without insuranc while under the age of 18, receive c nolle on payment of one-half ( the costs. His father, Aaron Brad shaw. charged with permitting tn operation of a vehicle without in sirance while operator was unde the age of l0, was fined 6 an costs. One half the fine and cost were remitted.
 l The complaint, growing out of a accident occurring several month ago, was brought by the state de pertinent of motor vehicles of Hart ford. State Trooper Michael Santy represented the state,
 Entertalns Chelr
 ] Mrs. William Lindsay of Bowe, street entertained the members (