The Waterbury Democrat., 1938-10-24

Inc aItenCiOn OF the pubic Is
conferred on Jasper (the Great)
McLevy as the gubernatorial can
didates swim g into the home
stretch. McLevy will gather u.s.
600 votes this fall.
The Democrats In WATERFOWL
have endorsed the Republican
candidates for Representatives
and the Democrats, action has
Republican leaders guessing. They
are guessing at the moment that
double machine politics" might
be play in the Silk Town come
election day.
Judge Howard Roberts of
Thomaston, Republican senator
ial candidate in the SIND district
is one of the best like attorneys
in Litchfield County.
Col. Ernest E. NOvey has let
loose with broadside at Demo-
cratic High Sheriff Sutherland A.
Beckwith. In his accusations
against Beckwith Novey asks
questions about the waste of
money under the administration
of Beckwith. He also asks the
Sheriff II he called every family
In Litchfield County because the
telephone bill certainly looks as
n he did. To this Beckwith still
has made no answer, but he
will -.
High Sheriff Sutherland A.
Beckwith is perhaps the busiest
man in Litchfield County these
days. The popular sheriff made
four different rallies last Sunday.
Republican leaders in the SIND
district want to know why II Is
that the Town Of Terryville al
ways 90 Republicans in the small
town elections, but consistently
goes Democratic for state and ma
tiOnal elections.
The fourteenth district is very
liable to go Republican. In fact
it Is my opinion that 1t will. West
Haven will go Republican.
New Britain Is very likely to
70 Republican, for l understand
that Democrats In that city are
working for the election of Re-
publican candidate Monkiewicz
who is looking for the Congress
man at large election. Billy, Is a
very fine man. He is sincere, and
you gather this fact from his con-
versation with him.
Roger Jones Of New Hartford is
planning on taking the count of
Thomas Stammers of Torrington
for the Senate election in that
district.
The Wage and Hour law which
went into effect today has caused
the manufacturer Of this city
considerable worry. Time will
prove that this law will fare no
better than the National Fair
Labor Standards act did.
George r. Culhane and John
Goss Jr. will headline the feature
attraction in Waterbury on Nov
ember eighth. Culhane is sure to
be cut, but he expects that. You've
got to hand 1t to the fighting
Irish they can certainly take and
can they GIVE it Edward
Egan is as good as elected right
now.
ATTY. George Lynch, Republic
can candidate for Judge Of Pro-
bate Is sure Of winning q sub
stantial majority in the towns Of
Middlebury and Wolcott. This
majority will help in his cam
paign for he is facing one Of the
most popular men in the city of
Waterbury in Patrick Healey who
has the Democratic nomination.
High Sheriff j. Edward Slavin
of New Haven County is prac-
tically assured of the reelection.
That is If nothing goes wrong
between now and the eighth
who knows who
Here is one for your note book.
Meriden will go Republican for
the state elections.
Mayor Harding Of Bristol Is
facing q difficult task in Hart
ford County in his ambitions to
become the new sheriff of the
county. Kopplemann on the
Democratic ticket will not help
Sheriff Seymour
saw a large show card on
which appeared these words.
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