The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-05-21
us. Senator Maloney
Gets Local Support
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loney, Mrs. Nellie Hayden, Miss
Mary Henncssey, Ella Keavney,
Charles p. sciullo, Stephen A. HON.
lex, John DiCorpo, Helen Quilter,
Edward r. o'Reilly, Catherine r.
Callahan, Francis r. Reeves, VIM.
fred Mcdonald, Francis p. Healey,
Carmine @. Cipriano. Sadie o.
Lynch, Alfred l.. FlnkicSteln, MI.
chaei v. BlanSfieid, Francis J, But
Ter, Elizabeth Smith, Michael Toma,
J. Gregory Lynch, Albert Francis,
william Veriker, John J. SAVING,
Maurice J. Rousseau, Deborah
Kendrick, Helen M. Delaney, Jo-
Seph VitkauskaS, Edward p.
Egan, Gertrude Cordcn, Patrick y.
Moran, Julia " Quill, Bernard X.
Keefc. Anna j. Shea, William +.
KcaVeney, Vincent j. Coates.
Alternates--Louis Brla, Raymond
J. flaming, John T. Sterling, Alder
man Patrick r. Shea, Patrick 8.
Bergin, Martin Tehan, Michael
Colucci, Marie Bcckiey, Josephine
Klobedanz, Irving w. Pagternak
Tcssic Jacobs and Helen M. shana.
han.
Bound by Unit Rule
As soon az the delegates and a.
ternateS had been chogcn, Attorney
Frank Healey moved that the dele
CATION be bound by the unit rule
and the motion was pared. II
means that the Al votes will be cast
a8 one, with all the delegates be-
Ing bound by the will OF o majority
or 81.
Mr.. SAVING then moved that the
convention instruct the delegates 10
vote for the denomination OF Sena-
tor Maloney. There was no dissent
Roosevelt Resolution
Mr.. Homick offered the resolution
praiEing President Roosevelt, and II
was adopted unanimously.
The resolution states:
Resolved, that the convention
should express It's appreciation aflt
approval OF the great liberal ant
humanitarian policies OF Our prcsi.
dent, Franklin y. Roosevelt, afiC
pledge 10 him our continued sup.
port In the development OF the pro.
grcea1ye policies Of the Democratic
party"
Neil Maiorcy, secretary OF thu
Democratic town committee, arc
John DiCorpo were elected n com
rnittee 10 make arrangements fol-
the local delegation at the convcn.
ton.
Az NaMgatuck, Winstcd, LitchfIeIc
and Middlcbury the party caucusci
endorsed third term for Prehdcnt
Roosevelt. Az Ltchf1eid, Middlebury
Wolcott, Lakeyilie and WlnStcd thu
denomination OF Senator MaloneJ
was favored. Delegates chosen al
Seymour and Bristol were not IN.
gtructed.
At Thomaston the caucus recon.
mended the reelection OF Miss MarJ
Doyle 10 the state central commit.
tee. The Naugatuck meeting en-.
dorsed Matthew ecully for election
as o delegate 10 the national con.
vention at Chicago.
Town Caucuses
Among the delegates 10 the Dem
ocratic state convention elected II
caucuses at nearby towns last nigh
were the following:
Naugatuck 49, Raymond 81. John
Peter Meegan, Joseph T. Cullen, 10
seph Dlnney, Daniel Callahan, Rich
ard T. Parkinson, Joseph Doran
John Sheridan, Mary T. Kane
George Z. Fellows, jeremiah Gala
han, Frank Madden, Rocco Maiorans
Thomas Droper, Felix Nardello
Thomas Grant, Raphael Patterson
Matthew scully.
Dcrby-Mayor Cornelius r. Cad
well, William j. Riordan. Louis Pal
ladini, David b. Cohen, Vincen
Herman. Howard Macciocca, d.
Joseph Sugar, Gertrude Plat, Mar.
0arofalo, Mary Rapuano, Georg
Dunno, Raymond Skoronsky, Arnol,
Mascoia, Raymond McEnernay.
Litchfield, Sutherland A. Beck
with. Henry Perrett. Mrs. Catherin
Donahue, James L. Doyle, Partridg
N. Driscoll.
Harwinton - Lewis L. Cronai,
Charles Bell, Mrs. Catherine Hogan
James Casson.
Middlebury - Christopher Reilly
Joseph McNellis.
Ansonia--Mayor Andrew r. Nolar
Patrick J. Keefe, James 8. Powers
Stanley J. Bujanauskas, Fredericl
M. Mccarthy, James A. O'Brier
Catherine M. Reardon, Mrs. Stephel
Lopresti, Raphael D'Ambruosc
James J. Minch, Michael Muchy
Alcine J. Mccarthy, Abraham Sa
velewitz. A. James Zebrowski, JOSEPH
Canatta, william H. Kingston, vii
liam ]. Kerry, Samuel zuraw, Irvii
w. Abkowitz, DIR. william H. O,Neil
DR.. John F. McGrath, MRS. Celii
Kelly.
Torrington - william A. Patten
Christopher Crowley. Peter Picz
Alex Constable. Thomas Radzevbch
Anthony w. Telesca, Louis Speciale
Patrick r. Phalen. James r. Hogan
william A, Gleason. Timothy LYONS