Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-03
POLITICAL POINTERS
Sunday Work Mapped Out By The
 Affable Harry Durant.

 paign rumors that q Democrat news paper man has heard going the rounds about Harold R. Durant, the republi- can nominee for senator. who will line up against that staunch and sturdy democrat, Attorney William Kennedy, on next Tuesday:
 That Harry will be too busy to go to church tomorrow.
 That Harry was not even ''half shot" when that tick tack burst through his window on Halloween. That Constable Everett R. Perkins is doing good work for MT Kennedy to repay Harry for his alleged efforts to do Ray in the recent town cleo tion.
 That if Harry wins over MT kenne- dy (ff. mind you he will show sam Cowan his appreciation of Sams sleep less night trips in his behalf by surely landing him q conStableship.
 That Harry would very much like to have been member of the local lodge of Free Masons-also that white balls elect and black balls reject in that organization.
 That some of the liquor dealers in the outskirts are being led to believe that Harry will use his influence in case he is elected to keep the license fees as they are.
 That some of the liquor dealers in the center are being led to believe that in case of Harry's election he will lay awake nights trying to bring about high licenses.
 That Harry has become such q lingust during this campaign that 1T is no trouble for him to switch OH from the Swedish tongue to address the colored voters in rag time'
 That Harry would very much Ike to see photographs Cor diagrams slinl- lar to the room where that bullet (9 enteredO of the ballots cast next tues day by George l.. White, warren L. Hall. Judge Cowell ct al.
 That Harry can easily take the pun as far as promises are concerned ana that if promises are all that are re uuired to secure votes, he will win III a canter.
 That Harry is making capital out of the fact that Mir Kennedy assisted HI nroepcutfnr an out east young man, notwithstanding the fact that the ar rest of the young mar in question was made on a warrant issued by Harry and that Harry was paid by the city for prosecuting that same young man. That Harry has suggested that spe- cfal trolley cars might come in handy to bring the voters to the polls next Tuesday and that Harry can have the cars if he says the word. No con- ductOr necessary.
 That somebody is credited Wltn making a remark that for Sl0O Harry - could secure all the votes he wanted in certain voting district-not the second.
 That somebody wrote the Merchants association stating that if Harry were elected the factoriZing law would ne changed so that a mans wages could he att2ched at any time. Now a man must have $50 coming to him before it can be attached.
 That Harry will be a good boy after newt Tuesday.
 That's all for now.
 There will be a French republican rally at the headquarters of the Fran co-American club at 26o Bank street this evening.
 The Democratic association will hold an important meeting in their head quarters on Grand street tomorrow afternoon at 3 o'clock.
 The Hebrew Democratic club will hold an important meeting at thell rooms at the corner of Chatfleld anc Canal streets tomorrow afternoon al l o'clock All Hebrews are requested to attend.
 Dr Omer LaRue. of Putnam. will ad dress the French voters in St Patrlck hall on East Main street tomorrow evening at s o'clock He will speal on naturalization and the importan isSues of the day. He is one or Ih' most eloquent French speakers ln th' state and should be greeted with biz house tomorrow night
 Louis NJ. Heminway one of the ris ing young lawyers who have othces II the Odd Fellows hslilding, was nomi mated for representative by the demo crats of Watertown last evening. lh
 .--y.--, --~- noni-ncr1c and tn indications are that he will be electeo NIr Heminway has promised to do al that is reasonable for the advancement of the town of his constituents, Where as. on the other hand, the repuDllca nominee has put himself on record, l is claimed, for being opposed to pupll improvements or anything that VII cost the taxpayers q single cent, Il matter what the profits or interest may be- Of the two candidates, NJ Heminway appears to be the popula one and everybody is saying that Il Will De elected pS d lil se hi"1ohi ny his family is identified with the maj industries of the town. it is but ma Iral fo expect that he would be intel ested in promoting its welfare. es.
 The polls will open Tuesday morn ing at 6 o'clock and will close at o'clock in the afternoon There Wi f be but two ballots and both'wi go i the same envelope. The town commit tee requests as many as possible | vote early Sick or disabled democrat will please send their names and ae dresses to the town committee an they will be taken to and from thel homes in carriages. When you step u to the ballot bax call out the name c the street you live on and the numbe of your house and while the checke is looking for the street and numbe you will have an opportunity to dra'