The Waterbury Democrat., 1943-10-21
Current Political
 Gossip

Q1 kaOVe4 bAVUus MhyOE VOLAA D. Monagan will be the guest of honor and the principal speaker of the evening. Other members of the Democratic ticket will be in at- tendance.
 The principal object of tomorrow nights meeting is to perfect plans for the clubs participating in the coming city elections. Committees will be named to recruit clerks, checkers, messengers and other per- sonnel for election day. A director of transportation will also be sel- ected.
 It iS expected that past presidents of the club will outline the plans which proved so successful in for- nner years. A formal endorsement of the Democratic ticket will also feature the meeting.
 A meeting O9 the Italian -Ameri-
 can Democratic club will be held
 in FlOFia Post club rooms, Bank
 street. tomorrow evening at 6 O'-
 clock to discuss arrangements for
 the annual Booster Meeting of
 the club. The big-pre- election
 rally of the club will be held Sum
 day, October SOth. Details as to
 time, place and the identity of i the speakers will be announced
 shortly. A resolution will be. ! adopted tomorrow evening endOrS- Ing the Democratic ticket. A substantial increase in mem- bershlp was reported last evening
 by officers of the Polish -Ameri-
 can Citizens organization. Ten
 new members were accepted at
 last nights session President John
 T. Sterling announced today.
 A OOmmitte was named to make
 arrangements for the clubs fall
 activities and annual Christmas
 marty. The committee includes:
 Fred KOssakOwslxi, Mrs. M. Ula.
 tOwski, Mrs. E. Standard, Mrs. J.
 Sterling, Mrs. J. Narusiewitz, John
 T. Sterling, Henry POsila, Joseph
 Blsiewicx, Frank PachulSlSi, Dr JO.
 seph May.
 A vote was passed authorizing
 the treasurer to invest an addi-
 tlonaI S2OO in war bonds and to
 donate S1O to the Community War
 Fund drive.
 Peter Arots and Stanley BrO-
 wick were named members of the
 auditing committee.
 UrRlng the reelection of the pres. elt administration, Corp. Counsel Maurice T. Healey will address the electors of Waterbury over Station VERY tonight at 2 p. m.
 It is expected that in his speech he will retaliate to the charges brought against the administration by Republican candidates, particu- larly Burton Walker, Republican nominee for controller who has stat cd that many of the benefits en- joyed by the city have come as re. sult of the efforts of himself and other Republican board members, land that 1t is not conducive to good government to have one party in of- flee for such long period.
 Members of both parties will speak lat c meeting of the League of Wom- en Voters tomorrow at o'clock at the Y. M. O. A. Representing the ] Democratic party will be Mayor Monagan, Nell Maloney and Mrs. Anna Haddon, Democratic candidate for reelection to the board of ed- ucation.
 Speaking for the Republicans will be mayoralty candidate John Rear ney, Bruton Walker and Mrs. Anne Van Valkenburg, Republican nom- inee for the Board of Education. Mss Violet Capone, secretary of the Women's Democratic Club an- nounces 6 special meeting of the club Monday evening at the Ja- earuso studio on Bank street Work CTS will be assigned duties within their own districts CT election day.
 Miss Capone likewise stated that the club will be represented Sunday ct . tea being given by the Women's Democratic Club at the home of Mrs. Matthew Noonan, l2S Fairlawn .Aveuale.
 The Independent Democratic
 party has announced that 1t will
 meet tonight at headquarters at
 42 Bank street, for the purpose of appointing officers and members of its town committee. It states
 that 1t has received many favor
 able responses from long active
 members of the party to the plans
 for the ''0ld-timers" night. Plans have also been adopted to sponsor
 various radio talks during the
 campaign.
 ] Republican mayoralty candidate wshn ,. Kearney will conduct an active program during the next few days which will be inaugurated by his address over Stations WATR and VERY tonight at 7:30. He will share this latter program with Floyd Rasmussen. campaign man. lager.
 Friday night he and other party candidates will speak at various house rallys being held in the Bum ker Hill section of the city, with the first to be held tomorrow night at 1he home of Albert Loeffier, 68 Banker Hill Avenue.
 As announced previously Atty. Gen. Francis A. Pallott and Q. S. |6en. John A. Danaher will speak lat the final c. o. P. rally to be held at the Elton Oct. 30. MT. Kearney will give the principal address with the Sen Danaher's speech to be broadcast over Station WATR at '0 D. m.