The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-09-21

cratic club protesting against the site of the new post office in their town. A site on Chapman street in East Hartford has been approved by the inter- departments commit tee of the treasury and post office departments.
 The republican party of South ington has outnumbered the demo- crats in the number of caucus en- rollments this year it has been ar1- nounced by the registrars of voters. The republicans enrolled 115 to the democrats 67.
 Former Postmaster Sidney M. COwleS of Berlin is being bO0med for the g. o. p. nomination as rep resentative from that town. He has not announced his candidacy but is being urged to run by his friends. Republicans of the town Outnumbered the democrats in the number enrolled on caucus lists this year.
 The Middletown mayoralty cam paign has gotten underway in ear- nest. Attorney Bernard A. Ko- sicki is the republican nominee and yesterday addressed a gathering of 2,O00 men and women at an out ing of the Polish-American Poli- tical organization of Connecticut.
 State Representative Harry POhIhilI, democrat, of Bristol has announced that he will not seek renOmination. He and Thomas Ryan were the first two democrats to represent Bristol in the lower house of the legislature in many years. They served durng the 1885 session. Ryan is seeking renOm- ination.
 Democrats Of the 35th senatorial district convened today in Tol- land and renominated Dr. Edwin L. Dinock, incumbent. He is just completing his second term. In 1892 he achieved a surprise victory giving Holland county its first democratic senator. State Repre- sentative William R. Orcutt of Coventry is the g. o. p. nominee in the district.
 
 Albert E. Lavery of Fairfield, re- publican nominee for lieutenant governor, will be the guest of honor on the 29th at a dinner of the Fairfield County Sheriffs' associa- ton at the Hotel Stratfield. He is expected to visit Waterbury later in the campaign to deliver an ad- dress.
 Former Fire Chief James Minch of Ansonia is seeking the demo- cratic mayoralty nomination. He ran two years ago but was badly beaten. It is also understood that ex-Alderman William Kirby is in 8 receptive mood. In the 14th diStrct three contest is on the 2. o. D. senatorial nomination. State Representative Clarence E. Bald- win of Woodbridge claims he has more delegates than Judge Claude V, Badger of Wolcott. The third man in the race is State Represen- tative Louis E. Guyott of Milford. 
 State Senator J. Otis Fox, demo- crat, will not seek renominatoin for his seat in the legislature. State Representative F. Fancher of North Grosvenordale, who served in the house in the last session, will most likely succeed him as the democratic candidate in the 2Sth distrct. State Senator J. Kenneth Bradley of WestpOrt is assured of the republican renomination fo senator in the 18th district when the convention is held Wednesday night. Rumors of opposition from Charles B. Marsh of EastOn have died down.
 United States District Attorney Robert P. Butler will deliver 8 democratic campaign address Tuesday from to 6:15 p. l11., from Station WDRC, Hartford and owe W1XBS, Waterbury.
 The address is sponsored by the Democratic State Central Commit tee of Connecticut.