The Waterbury Democrat., 1944-04-15

 3. A bill for the benefit of al nurses in the health department. 4. A bill for the benefit of er1' ployes of the school department. All these bills were introduced al the request of the members of the several groups.
 These four bills were vetoed bj Gov. Baldwin at the demand of MT Monagan and representatives oi Republican special interests, manu- lecturers in this city, who desired to continue their alliance with MT Monagan and City Hall. I did not, as stated by MT. Mon- agan, puSue an antaconistic course with my own interest as my only guide and did not disregard the pulp lie welfare. I believed then and be- lieve now that the members of all the groups concerned were entitled to the benefits contained in said bills.
 "Waterbury Day" On February IS, 1943, I wrote MT. Monagan informing him that the bills effecting the city would be heard on March IT, and asking for conference. On February g, 1943, received the following let ter. I quote: Honorable John F.Tobin .y, State Senator Ss%i 192 Grand lMIH Waterbury, Connecticut Dear Senator Tobin:
 I wish to acknowledge receipt of your letter of February 18th, 1943, concerning Waterbury day, wish to thank you for your of- fer to confer. MT. Healey is now assembling all bills effecting the city and I trust that a conference will be possible in 8 very short time. Sincerely yours,
 JOHN s. MONAGHAN,
 Mayor.
 Conference Held Shortly thereafter, I conferred with MT. Monagan, Corporation Counsel MT. Healey and the Hon. John Membrino, a member of the House of Representatives. We talked over all Waterbury bills. MT. Monagan opposed the four bills referred to previously. I fav- ored them.
 I have suppored the Democratic party locally and in the state. I quote: Democratic Town Com- mittee of Waterbury. The Democratic Town Commit tee expresses its thanks for your contribution of $1OO to the 1943 campaign.
 Your interest in the Democratic party of Waterbury is deeply ap- preciated. Sincerely,
 MALICE F. TANGNEY,
 Chairman.
 Letters of Thanks To MT. John F. Tobin. I again quote:
 April g, 1943 HON. JOHN F. TOBIN, ATTORNEY AT LAW, 192 Grand St., Waterbury, Conn. Dear Sir:
 The Democratic Town Commit tee expresses its thanks for your recent contribution of $25.00. Your interest in the Democratic Party of WGterbGrly is deeply appreciated.
 Sincerely,
 MAURICE F. TANGNEY,
 Chairman
 May 8, 194s I again quote:
 Democratic State Central Com mittee of Connecticut, 525 Main St., Hartford, Conn. JOHN F. TOBIN, 192 Grand St., Waterbury, Conn. Dear MT. Tobin:
 We gratefully acknowledge your contribution in the amount of one hundred $10000) dollars,
 Gratefully Yours,
 Finance Committee,
 JOHN GOLDEN,
 Chairman.
 Copies Supplied Again l quote:
 February 10, 1944. Senator John F. Tobin. 192 Grand Street, Waterbury, Connecticut Dear Senator Tobin:
 Thank you for the copies of the bills passed at the Special Ses- sion of the Legislature.
 Sincerely yours.
 JOHN s. MONAGHAN.
 Mayor"
 From The Teachers And under date of June 9, 1943, received the following letter from the Waterbury Teachers Association. quote: Senator John Tobin 436 Hamilton Avenue, Waterbury. Conn, Dear Senator Tobin: At the June meeting of the council of our association, 1t was voted that letter of appreciation be sent to you for your support of the teachers liberalized pension