The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-09-13
WAKELEE SEEKS
 SELECTMAN JOB
Democrats Name Frank Kreger for Town Clerk
 at Caucus Saturday
MoLcoTT
COrrespOndents Alma r. Cole
 Tel, 3-2S03

Wolcott, Sept. 1S-The Democratic caucus was held Saturday night at the Town Hall, when nominations | were made for the town officers to be elected at the October election. Charles D. Gibson, was moderator | and Francis Kreger, Clerk of the | caucus.
 Those nominated were First Se- lectman, Robert A. Wakelee; Second | Selectlman, Frank Kreger, Town | Clerk, Mrs. Minnie Warner; Town | Treasurer, Claude V. Badger, asse- ors Mrs. Houston Carolan, Mrs. Frank Kinnerney: Board of Tax Review, Frank Kinnerney and Mrs. John Martin; agent of Town De- posit Fund, no nomination; Con- stable, Gordon Culver; Registrar of Voters, Francis Kreger: Board of Education for four years, Edward Holland and Charles D. Gibson; for two years, Mrs. Marie Tooker; librarians, Mrs. Mary Willard and Mrs. Alma Cole. The members of the Democratic Town Committee are, Kenneth Norton, Francis Kre- ger, Walter Klan. Charles D. Gib- son, Frank Kreger and Frank Kinnerney.
 Zoning Permits
 The following applications were approved for issuance of permits by the Town Clerk at a recent meeting of the Zoning committee, Mrs. George Williams, Lakeside Drive, garage; Louis Grew, Meriden Road; alteration to property; Don- aid Stills, Maple Avenue, garage; Julius and Mary Malenet, R. P. D. No. 4, porch; Paul Hespelt, East street, addition to dwelling; James O'Laughlin, Route ..9, chicken coop; R. A. Phaneuf, Woodtick Road, ad- dition to dwelling.
 Stockings Needed
 Old silk stockings are urgently needed for war material and the organizations of the town are re- quested to help collect them. The members of Wolcott Grange are asked to bring them to the next meeting and Mrs. Charles Tyrell will take them to the salvage chair man. The Wolcott Womens Club members are to bring them to the meeting on Wednesday and Mrs. Claude V. Badger will take them to the salvage chairman. All school children can bring them to school with the cans and Herbert Stitham will collect them both.
 Women to Meet
 The Wolcott Womens Club will hold a meeting in the Woodtick Chapel Wednesday. A quilt will be tied in the morning. A pot luck luncheon will be served at noon. Mrs. Claude V. Badger, president, will preside at the business meet ing at 2 p. m.
 The annual business meeting and election of officers of the Land owners Protective Association will be held at the meeting Tuesday night at 800 o'clock at the club house.
 Sandy Marine of Allentown Road, has been promoted to private first class at his post at New Orleans, La.
 Mir. and Mrs. John Daquela and their daughter, Miss Frances Daquela of Bridgeport, have been guests of MT. and Mrs. Anthony Marine, at Allentown Road.
 Bremen to Meet
 The Wolcott Volunteer Fire de- partment will hold the September meeting tonight at 800 o'clock. Chief Edward Theriault will pre- side.
 Tautkas Arrested
 Joseph Tautkas, 50, Wolcott, was picked up yesterday by Waterbury police at the request of Wolcott au- thorities. He faces charges of intox- icatlon, breach of the peace and re- Sistancc in Wolcott town court.