The Waterbury Democrat., 1940-09-03
No Contests In COP
 Primaries Tomorrow
Only One Slate of Delegates Presented Single Ballot
 to Be Cast at Headquarters Tomorrow Evening

The Republican primary will be only a formality tomorrow after noon, with only one slate of dele gates having been submitted. A single ballot for the organization slate will be cast at party head quarters at 5 p. m. tomorrow.
 Saturday night was the deadline for submission of lists of delegates, but no opposition to the regular list developed. The organization slate was filed with and approved by Town Chairman Vernon Hall and Secretary Michael J'Anthony
 Those named to probate and con- gressional conventions will meet to elect Waterbury delegations to those conventions, which take in territory outside the city. Town convention delegates will name candidates for representatives, while senatorial convention delegates will nominate the candidates for sen- ator in the two local districts.
 The Republican delegate slate is as follows, with the name of the official delegate in each district be- ing given first, followed by that of the alternate:
 CONGRESSIONAL CONVENTION
 1-1, Ida A. Birdsall, Paul L. Lan- dry; 1-2, Horace c. Allen, Joseph c. Harpin; 1-3, John Paternostro, Rocco Capobianco; IA, Ludwig Carosella, Carmine Calo; Is, Julia Basile, Henry Orsini; 1-6, Hays Jones, Mildred G. Roberts.
 2-1, Ann D. Hunt, A. Howard Pierpont; 2-2 John O. White, Har- riett w. Phillips; 2-3, William P. Arnold, Edward Sanderson; 2-4, Leonard J. Gerardi, Joseph E. Hatcher; 2-5, Paul E. Jostedt, AL ice E. Gerardi; 2-6, Edward Cohen, Charles Summa; 2-7, c. Arthur Du- Bois, J. Laurence Vibert.
 3-1, Caroline Wells, William R. Keaveney; 3-2, Arthur E. Green, William L. Plott; 3-3, J. Raymond Cruickshank, Edna P. Breithaupt: 3-4, Salvatore Drago, Michael J. Sheron; 3-5, Anthony Lombardo. Florence L. Santora; 3-6. Philip N. Bernstein. Edward Balthazar; 3-7, Herbert P. Wilcox, Helen A. Sper- ring; 3-8, Arrore Dorval, Marie Hurteau.
 Al, Alfred Pepin, Wilfred Bbeau. Az, Christopher c. Augello, Charles Drago; 4-3, James B. Boylan, John B. Hayes; A. Joseph E. Pilkington. Iilda c. Logan.
 5-1, Joseph T. Muccino, Michael Mccarthy; 5-2, Joseph Pesce, Jr.; Margaret H. Legge: 5-3. Samuel B. Mccormack, John M. McGill, 5-4, Lura E. Dutton, John E. Cool idge; 5-5, Harold McCarroll, Mary F. Hitchcock; 6, Burton F. Bee- cher, Ormand Reed; -7. Lillian P. Prescott. Mabel H. Patchett.
 PROBATE CONVENTION
 1-1. John F. Cam, Charles Ros- COG; l-2; Mortimer Calvin, Jr.. Vin- cenza L. Depalma; 1-3. Pasquale Ir- turrisi; Lucy Tulcaro; i-4, Angeline Basilico, Alebert J. Heilman: i-5, Ralph Minervino. Clara P. Upton; i-6. Frederick B. Drexel, Albert Mackin.
 2-i, Robert chesson. Dolor-s 0. Root: 2-2, Walter 1T. Deacon, Ag- nes Bryan; 2-3, John Fl. Curtlss, Helen D. Hitchcock; 2-4. Helen Labrie. Louis sileo; 2-b, Martha Ratlishny, Joseph Vaccaro; 2-0. Miles Y. McNiff, Jr, Agnes O. Wagner; 2-7, Phoebe Emmons, Cornelia Atherton.
 3.i, Edwin A. Wells. Gordon weaver; s-2. Walter 0. Blake. I'll. GeaaFd E. Hicock; 3.3. James v MeIkeliaF. Henry x. vclIers: 3.l, Anthony LazdallAkas, John Piscels q: s.4. Joseph Rocco, Joseph nss Santis; 3.o. Viola x. Woodcoek, Ileia smith s.7, Timothy Q. Mo- Fiarty, Leon L. Duiey, a.e. iionyy I. gaTnyia, hlehoias ]. Jamole,
 lsi. jbhn E Crowley, George 0uilbefij as1, Michael Dilso