Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-05

This is the eve of national cleo ton, and it is a very essential thing that the voters of Waterbury who be- Heve that their best interests will be served by the election or the demo- cratic ticket from top to bottom to- morrow, should read the following sug- gestfons and advice: .-.sE
 First of all, try and vote early. This is very important. Try and get to the polls before you go 10 work to-mor- row morning. The republicans have so gerrymandered our wards that in some of them it will be impossible to get in all the votes. In the third and fourth wards. with over 2,00O voters in each, it will require the putting through of over three voters minute to get out the full vote If this is not a justifiable reason alone why you should vote the democratic ticket from top to bottom. Do so without q bit of hesitation. .-
 Another important thing is this: Don't vote any ballots given you out side of the booths in the various wards. The ballots in the booths are the only official democratic ones. Any you may receive on the streets or else where are spurious and crooked. They have been issued by the republicans
  lots except those given you by thu dis tributors in the booths. Remember this, voters. There are two tickets to be voted. Both go into the same en- velope. See to it that they are clean and unpasted and unscratched.
 If you know of any democrats un- able to walk to the polls, notify the town committee or any well known and true democrat. and carriages will be sent for them and will return with them after they have voted. Let no man miss the opportunity of voting this time.
 The polls will open at o'clock to- morrow morning and will close at 3 in the afternoon. Make an endeavor to get to the polls in the morning. It means much for your party this time.
 The Swedish republicans will hold a meeting in the new Germania hall tonight.
 The democrats will hold rally in City hall tonight. The speakers will of Stamford and the Hon James J. Welch of South Norwalk.
 Al u meGC1uS O1 ldSL uls III plans were formulated to get out big democratic vote tomorrow. and if hon. est efforts of honest democrats will cut any figure, the democrats should roll up a big majority tomorrow. .,
 It is important that voters In the first ward should remember that the voting place in that district has been fo Str tween the postoffice and Exchange place. Remember this and save de lay. 4s l T l:ls:
 One of the grandest sights of the whole campaign was witnessed in the corridor of the Scovill house last night after the Italian rally. when George L. Lilley and Donate Meo reached for each others hand. like old friends that had not met in years.
 It has already cost Harry Durant over $1 300 to carry on his campaign People are wondering who is behind him to put up so much money. Has it not been stated time and time agair during the campaign that he is the representative of corporations.
 Two wagers were made this fore noon, one $35 against $50, and the other $50 even that Durant will not carry the second ward by 100 majori Republicans made the bet and when they are betting that way it ought to be a good omen of the result of the senatorial contest. ~
 Harry Durant and we'll k )wI democrat had worGy war in aEX change place last evening, d rint which some hot words were ] ter changed. In the course of the l Egu ment, Harry stated that he would be any amount of money within reaso1 tomorrow that he would be elected He will probably have no trouble il finding takers, as Durant money ha been very scarce up to this time."
 There will be two outdoor meetings tonight for democrats and others il sympathy with them. One meetin, will be held at the corner of DubliI and East Main street. at which tho Hon William Kennedy, Attorney VII :. liam B. Thoms and other speakers will be heard. The other meeting vii be held near the corner of Baldwin and Bridge streets. The Hon Homer 8. Cummings and some local speakers will be heard here.
 Chairman Louis Rafrel presided a the meeting of the Hebrew Democrati club yesterday. A motion to supper the democratic ticket without a scratcl or a paster was carried by acclama ton and a committee was appointed to find more convenient accommoda tions. A motion that created enthu eiasm was that each member be ap pointed committee of one and eacl committee will find at least one vote to take to the polls. The rr-
 journed after a very enthusiastic ses sion. to be called together again at tn call of the chair. 2
 The Democratic association was t have held a meeting yesterday, but a the leaders heard that the majorit, of the members had prepared resolu fioar to endorse the entire -democrati ffciref fhe chairman refused to call tn