Waterbury Democrat., 1900-10-27

 tion of senator this year. He is mak- ing a thorough canvas and will en- deavor to run his ma jority up so high that there will be no need of recount The Hebrew Political club will hold meeting at their headquarters, 2Go Bank street. tomorrow evening at 7:3U o'clock. M. $. Neiman Wields this club and will have something to tell the members which they Will be pleased to hear, so it DehOoNeS all 10 be present. Frank r. Gulfoile is one of the youngest men ever nominated for the position of representative. The demo crats of Waterbury will see that he IS elected He will make q model repre- sentative. even though he will be one of the youngest men to sit ill the mousse of representatives. The Hebrew Democratic club Will hold q grand rally in G. \. R hail to- morrow afternoon at l o'clock l'folhl- nent speakers of this city and other places will address the meeting ana II is hoped that all Hebrews whether they belong to the club or not Will at- tend and be convinced that they owe
 
 men to repudiate Mckinley and the trusts and combines and stand by the candidate of the party of the masses President Raffel will call the meeting to order promptly at l o'clock.
 The result of last nights republican town convention shows that Colonel Doherty did not have as much lnhu- ence over the delegates as some peo- pie supposed, else Attorney Peasley never would have been nominated as candidate for representatives. The democrats look upon the nominations as providential and consider them the very best that could have been made so far as helping them along is con- cerned. It is no harm to say at this time that the democrats were on the anxious seat. fearing that r. ". Ches- son and R. \. Blakeslee would be en- tered in the race, for with these men as competitors it was generally admit ter that Messrs Byrne and Guilfoile would have q close shave. if they got there at all; but after it became known that the nominees were Lilley and Peasley they breathed easier and went home satisfied that they can do the alarmist and his chum without much striving.
 The board of registration adjourned last night until November ,. at 3 o'clock in the forenoon when they will sit to make electors of those who will mature on election day. The whole number of new voters made amounts to 1,539. As near as can be learned the nationality of those of foreign birth made is as follows: Russian 94, Ireland 69, Italy 79 Canada 42, Ger
 
 France ,. Switzerland 9, Austria '. Greece 1, Turkey l, Norway l. Wales l, Armenia ?. The democrats are well satisfied with the result, especial ly with the work of the past few days and claim to have at least twO-thirdS of the new voters on their side. The democrats are said to be made up principally of the Russian. German, Irish and American additions to the list. but these are not all, for there is fair sprinkling of democrats among the others. too, so that the democrats have good reason to congratulate them selves upon the canvass made the past few days. That session held the other evening was the best thing that could have happened for the party. for it seems to be generally believed that what was said there put lots of ''go' into all the boys and men who had been almost asleep up to that time had their eyes opened and were made sen sible of the necessity of making one grand united effort to get in the new men and to their credit be it said, they did it.
 Tho democrats will hold a meeting in City hall tomorrow afternoon at , o'clock for the purpose of making ar arrangements for the reception 10 De rendered to Samuel l.. Bronson, demo cratic candidate for governor, 1n fhls city Monday night The town com mittee extends an invitation to all democrats and to every elector who in- tends to vote the democratic ticket at the November election to attend. the meeting tomorrow afternoon and have say in preparing plans for Monday nights rally, which is thought will ex- ceed anything of the kind ever held in Waterbury. Aside from the fact that NIT Bronson heads the state ticket, which in itself would be sufficient to create considerable excitement, there is another thing that adds to the inter- est of his coming to Waterbury. that is, he was born right here in the Brass city and this fact alone will prompt many to join in the jubilation who would not take any notice of it If the candidate was not native of Water bury and a very creditable representa- tive of one of the oldest and best fam files in the town. The auditorium has been engaged. bands hired, commit tees appointed to get hold of all the red fire in the market, and men parad- ing the several districts of the city with a view to locating the most de seirable sites for bonfres. The Hon Mt Bronson and large party of New Ha- >sre1a people will arrive here shortly 5 after 2 o'cfock, and as soon thereafter as convenient the procession will be sfarfed It will be q great day for Waterbury and everybody, the women
 n we'll as the men, should enter IT IT. epirit of the 4otscasien and see