The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-05

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 Bri Sweeney, Arthur Barton Cross, Ar thur Anderson, George Brennan and Victor Peterson.
 The loca Druggists association was represented by: Edward Sod losky, George Donovan, Thomas Parks and Lester Brodeur. Representing the Merchants bu. reau were: John Breen, Joseph Smith, Clarence Freedman and Fri. dolf Carlson.
 G. o. P. Quiet
 The Republican caucus last night in the borough courtroom was 2 quiet affair, with no contests, anc no delegates being instructed. There was no reference to the reported candidacy of Austin L. Adams, o1 Middlebury, former local resident for the U. s. congressman nomina- ton. Town Committee Chairman Harris Whittemore, Jr. opened the meeting and Atty. Claremont I Tolles was elected chairman of the meeting with Theodore Stackpolt being selected as clerk.
 Delegati tionS to the various conven- tions were selected quickly. One ot thef alternates to the probate con- vention is John M. Kenney, well. known local newspaperman. There has been a report that friends O. MT. Kenrey have urged him to seel the nomination for the office O judge of probate and there wa some speculation today as to wheth CT or not the naming of MT. Kenne, as an alternate is a partial confirm ation of the report
 MT. Kenney is a former clerk o the probate court, having held thi post for a number of years. He ha not yet made any comment on tn report.
 He is well known not only in Nau gatuck but throughout the Nauga tuck valley.
 State Treasurer Joseph E. Talbo was chosen to head the delegation to the G. O.. P. state convention tt be held in New Haven Sept. IT anc 18. The other delegates are: Waltel Norwash, George A. Graham anc MT. Whittemore, with the alter mates being: Burgess Leo SmigelSki William Painter, Dr. H. H. Gortor and Theodore StackpoIe.
 Delegates Selected
 The delegates to the congressiona convention to be held in Waterbur. Sept. 28 are: Burgess Joseph w. Ny gren, Charles P. Rodenbach, Samue I. Lyons and Miss Adelaide Clayton alternates, Robert Anderson, Judg' Thomas Weary, Louis De Carlo ant Mrs. Curtis Russell.
 Senatorial convention delegate are: G. I. Tolles, Harold Lutz, Will liam Plosi and Henry zwick, witt Mrs. Edna c. Fenniman, Charle Andersen, Mrs. Henry Erk and Mrs John Cornish being the aiternates. 1 The delegates to the probate dis trict convention are: Burgess w Fremont Hoadley, George Bell t Henry Titley and George Warner with Miss Lorraine Hoadley, Rudol Anderson. John Kenney mad Henr. Schildgen, 3rd being alternates.
 The convention voted to permi any delegate that can't attend t select nay one of the delegates t. the particular convention, and tn town committee was authorized t. fill any vacancy in the ranks o the laternates that might arise.
 Henry Zwick pointed out regis trars will sit early in October to re ceive applications of new voters an' urged party members to get out t get new voters to apply.
 MT. Whittemore pointed out tha a headquarters for party has beel secured and will be used from nov until election. He urged party mem bers to assist in the work that vii be necessary.
 Much Talked About
 That acrimonious session of tn board of warden and burgesse Tuesday night was still the talk the town today. There was muc speculation as to the effects an an increasing feeling that the fir chief appointment will not be de layed much longer.
 The appointment itself is consid cred quite important but the poll cal effects of the contest for tn fire chief post, on both major par ties here is now considered equall as important as the appointment.
 The open split between WardeI Sheridan and the Democratic bur gesses seems quite likely to result l contests at Democratic caucuse and whether these contests wi come ct caucuses to be held thl month or next spring is now th question in the minds of many. m effect on the party organization which has been successful her since 1884, Is considered by man to Dc very harmful.
 The breach between Burgess Joseph Nygren and w. Ffemor Hoadley, Republicans, is believe wide And some believe it won't healed fully for some time. The Spll here however does not appear, c the surface ct least, as bad as tt one in the Democratic ranks, It believed party leaders will endeavt to patch lt ilp.
 Some Speculation
 There ie speculation also Al whether Burgess iIoadley Will be aandiAnAa s@n na..a1sa la a aia.a naa.