The Waterbury Democrat., 1941-10-08
Perriello Heads
 1941 COP Ticket
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When the city convention was fi- nally opened, Clark H. W. Newton late choice, was nominated for controller. Harry c. Post, earlier scheduled for this nomination, was instead named to run for the board of education.
 Attorney Edward J. Balthazar, a leader in French Republican circles was nominated for city clerk. No mention was made Of the candidate of two years ago, Homer Bernier who had attended protest" meet- ings against the c. o. F. leadership Daniel Haywood was nominated for city treasurer.
 Taller UnOpposed
 Registrar of Voters Albert o. Fal- Ter was renominated by the town convention without opposition. He had been 8 principal target of the protest" groups.
 The aldermanic slate was offered by nominating committee consist ing of Frank Rossi, Mrs. Helen Hitchcock and Harold Rogers. Re- nominated were Aldermen Burton H. Walker, George Kingston, Will liam V. Gerardi, William Kolbeck and James Abercrombie. The three other candidates chosen were Albert Loeffler, former member of the board of public works; Peter De- Cicco, former city court interpreter; and Joseph Gelgauda. Q leader in Lithuanian Republic circles.
 KraSow to Blame?
 Friends of Alderman Reiner charged Attorney Harry Krasow with being largely responsible for the busting of the two-term rnem- Der. His removal left no member of the Jewish faith on the ticket, since the town convention had not re- nominated Constable Louis Free man.
 The school convention named Jo- seph DeLuca, secretary Of the In- dependent Democratic town com- mittee, as one of the i've candidates for the board of education. No com- ment was made about the dropping of Mrs. Lowell.
 Other board of education candi- dates designated were John J. Kearney, Helen B. Hitchcock and Dr. Harold Parkinson, now members of the board, and Harry 0. Post.
 Smethurst Renamed
 Nominated for selectmen were Walter Smethurst, now member of the board of selectmen, and Michael Stolfi.
 Harold V. Boyce and Carmine Calo were named to run for the board of tax review.
 Frederick Packard, former town committee treasurer, was nominated for the board of library agents.
 Nominated for constables were Nicholas Jamele and Charles Rich ards, who are now serving; and for mer Constables William Walsh and Albert PelcSi. Failing of renomina- ton were Constables Louis Free man and George Banfe.
 Calvin Is Chairman
 Mortimer Calvin was chairman of the school convention and Mrs. Anna Van Valkenburg, secretary. The slate of five candidates was of- fered by 8 committee consisting of Mrs. Lillian Prescott, William Cur tis and Thomas Bane.
 J. Warren Upson was chairman of the town convention and Mrs. lilly Becker, secretary. Registrar Taller was nominated by Judge T. E. Conway.
 The city convention chose Attor- ney Charles Summa chairman and Walter Deacon secretary.
 Walker NOminates
 The nominating speech for Mir. Perriello was made by Alderman Walker. He described the former mayor as able, conscientious and honest, man the city will be proud of as mayor" He declared that MT. Perriello had done a splendid job during the several months he was in office in 1889. following the resig- nation of ex-Mayor Frank Hayes. He also praised his work as a mem Der of the board of alderman and later as president of that board.
 Attorney Balthazar's name was