The daily morning journal and courier., 1894-10-22
REPUBLICANS ARE ACTIVE.
SEPERdL IMPORTANT RALLIES TO
 RE HELD THIS WEEK.
Monster Ratification nt Hyperion Thurs day-Repubilcan State Nominees to bs Pre-snt-itaiiios In several Wards Ar- ranged for.

Monster Ratification at Hyperion Thurs
 Republican State Nominees to bs
 Pre-.nt-itailio. In several Wards Ar-
 ranged for.
 Local republicans will be kept mora than usually busy this week attending rallies. n large number of which have been arranged and will be held dur ing the present week. With election day but q little over two weeks off the managers of both political parties are working lustily and from now on the political battle will be wagcd un- ceasingly.
 The most important political rally of
 the week will be the one to be held at the Hyperion next Thursday even- ing. At that time 1t Is expected that all the republican candidates for state offices will be present and make ad. dresses. It Is safe to presume that the spacious theater will be entirely too small to hold the large number of citizens who will desire to be- present and listen to the principles of republicanism as expounded by the gifted leaders of the party in this state. The arrangements have been nearly completed and 1t Is confidently expected that the rally will be the largest and most enthusiastic ever held in the state. The republican, clubs of this city and nearby towns will also be present and after a short street parade escort the nominees of the party to the theater. In addition to the speeches by the state nominees rousing address on the live issues Postmaster N. D. sperry, the republi- can candidate for congress from the Second district. The list of the of11- cers of the rally will probably be ans nounced to-day. United States Sena- tor Hawley will also probably speak at this meeting
 In addition to the big rally at the Hyperion, several other rallies have been arranged for this week., Two of the more important of these will be the rally to be held in Pyramid hall in the Eighth ward and the rally of the Eleventh and Twelfth Wards Mo- Kinley club. The date of the Eighth ward rally has not yet been definitely | decided upon, but the rally of the Me- Kinley club will be held in all proba- bility either Wednesday or Friday night. Well known speakers will be- present and address both meetings. "Neighborhood" meetings have also been arranged for the Ninth and Tenth and several other wards.
 Wednesday, October 31, will be @ "red letter" day to the residents of Westville and vicinity. On the even- ing of that day will be held in Masonic hall, Westville. rousing republican ratification meeting, at which will be present the residents of Westville, Woodbridge, Bethany and many from this city. The Second regiment band of this city will render musical selec- tions and the Young Mems Republi- can clubs glee club will sing Speeches will be made by Hon. N. D. Sperry. ex-Judge Rufus S. Pickett. Assessor Charles A. Baldwin, Attorney J. P. Goodhart and other well known re- publican orators, It Is expected that the rally will be the largest political gathering that has ever been held in Westville.
 The assistant registrars of the town of New Haven will be in session in their respective wards tomorrow and Friday from Il a. m. to 3ip. m. for the purpose of revising and correcting the voting lists. Commencing to-day and continuing every day throughout the week, also October 29 the board of selectmen and town clerk will be in session as board of registration for the purpose of examining the qualif1- cations of those who desire to take the electors oath and shall be found qualified. The sessions will be held in rooms 10 and il of the city hall and , will continue from 9 a. m. to D., m. The common pleas court will also be in session every evening this week for the purpose of granting naturalization papers.
 From all parts of the state come reports of largely increased reglstra. tion. New Haven heads the list with 3,5S5, Hartford with 5000, Bridgeport with about 2,0O0, New Britain with 1900, while even the little town of North Haven comes boldly to tho front with over 100. Ill all these places the republicans claim big gains. In North Haven the registration shows the largest gain in new voters in the history of the town.
 The first rehearsal of the glce club of the young republicans will be held in George c. Stocks studio tomorrow night. Already the club has nearly fifty members, all of whom can and will sing.