The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-11-13
Local Nominees On
 Respective Tickets
Watervile Offers Candidate for Major Office for First
 Time in History of Either Party
W AT RVILLE
Mrs w. Henion Corresponden-ss Drggs st-TeL s-s4es

Waterville, Nov. 13.-All voters of this section are keenly interested Tn the city election, tomorrow, because there are three local candidates on the tickets of the Republican and Democratic parties.
 For the first time in the history of either party, Waterville has a candidate for one of the jor of- fices, in the nomination of James B Morrow of Essex avenue, for the of- flee of City Treasurer on the Re- publican ticket. MT. Morrow has been associated with the Waterbury National Bank for many years and is well-known in financial circles. He has been treasurer of the Fairmount Community Club since its organiza tion and has served as secretary oi the Waterville Community Council He has long been an active worker for his party and is now represent ing this section as member of the Republican Town Committee.
 Waterville also has the opportuni- ty of electing two members of the Board of Aldermen, since under the present method of electoin, both nominees may be elected The Re- publicans have renominated C.. Ar thur Dubois of Cooke street and the Democrats have named Patrick r. Shea, also of Cooke street.
 MT Shea has the honor of being the first Democratic nominee for the Board of Alderman from the Water vile section of the city. He is as- sociated with the Chase Companies
 MT. DuBois has been member of the Board of Aldermen for the past twelve years, having been first elected in 1927. He is now running for his seventh consecutive term and, if elected. will be the senior member of the entire board. He is a gradu- ate of Yale University and has been associated with the Scovill Manu- featuring Company for more than twenty years. He has resided in Wat erville continuously during that per- iod.
 Democratic Meeting
 The final meeting of all Demo- cratic workers will take place to- night at 7:3o o'clock, at the Demo- cratic headquarters, in the Carney Building on Chapel street. It is very important that all persons connected with the present campaign be pre- sent at this meeting. All car men checkers. machine men, and district leaders are asked to attend.
 A monthly business meeting of the Holy Name Society of St. Michael's Church will be held this evening at 8 o'clock, in the Parish Hall, when plans will be discussed for the City wide card party, the early part of December. Alfred Kenny will con- duct the meeting.
 Dinner Dance
 A turkey dinner and dance clim- axed the Armistice day celebration Saturday evening for the members of the Casper S. Davis, Post, their wives. the Auxiliary, and their re- spective husbands.
 The affair was held at Foresters Hall, and was attended by the fol- lowing; Commander Andrew w. Bell president Mrs. May Smith. past com mander 0. Arthur DuBois and Mrs Dubois, past commander, Robert Cosgriff and Mrs. Cosgriff, also theil niece Rosemary, past president Mrs Frank Carney and MT. Carney, past president, Mrs. Clifford Northror and MT. Northrop, MT. and Mrs John Moriarty, MT. and Mrs. Rus sell Atherton, MT. and Mrs. Harry Sizer, MT. and Mrs. Walter Norman MT. and Mrs. Rudolph Hackbarth MT. and Mrs. George Goggin, MT and Mrs. Russell Williams, MT. and Mrs. F'rederick Poudin, MT. and Mrs William Rooney. MT. and Mrs Lester Platt, MT. and Mrs. Frederick Hoad- ley, MT. and Mrs. O. H. Hunt, MT and Mrs. John Byrnes, MT. and Mrs Harry Simpson. MT. and Mrs. Chest CT Brickett, MT. and Mrs. Walter Painter, Joseph Kenney, Franklin