Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-09
POLITICAL POINTERS
Attorney Lynch's Supporters Were
 Out in Force Last Evening.

Out in Force Last Evening.
 Two rousing meetings of the sup porters of Attorney James M. Lynch for the nomination for mayor on the democratic ticket were held last night in the first and fourth wards. Both meetings were largely attended and much enthusiasm was manifested by those present Candidate Lynch spoke at both meetings and his remarks were greeted with loud appla use. He dea9t with the general phase of the cam patgn, expressed confidence in winning out and promised good, clean admin istration if the electors of Waterbury should place him in the mayoraNy chair.
 The meeting of the fourth ward vot- CTS was held in Dunn's hall on Wash dngton street. The hall was packed to the doors, standing room being at premium. Alderman John J. Brophy presided and made a speech. He is a strong Lynch supporter. Other speakers were Alderman James, Mur- ray and Patrick Dunn. The above three men will be the candidates for aldermen on the Lynch ticket in the fourth ward. f.
 Attorney Harry Minor presided at the first ward meeting, which was held in Lyra hall. The hall was hardly large enough for all who wanted to attend John H. Crary acted as sec retary. Among those who addressed the meeting were Attorney Minor, Patrick Cavanaugh and Mir Reichen- back. Patrick Cavanaugh and Ernest MiIlnrr xxynp nnday~coH axali fnes for aldermen. The former is a well known barber on East Main street. MT Miller is one of the prominent Ger mans in the city. He is carpenter in the employ of Tracy Bros. Work in connection with the coming primar- ies was discussed at length The ward committee adjourned for one week and the voters until the night before the primaries.
 All Third ward supporters of AttOr ney Lynch are invited to attend an ishers' and Buffers hall tomorrow evening at 8 o'clock.
 Registrars Flanagan and Blair are having hard work locating some of the
 
 owing to the fact that there will be no canvassing this year. Over 1000 post als have been sent out but the response is not sufficiently gratifying. Any person who has moved during the past year or who is in doubt about his standing should call at once upon the registrars in Platt block. Otherwise they may lose their vote on election day.
 The second ward supporters of At torney Lynch for the mayoralfty nom ination have opened quarters in the second ward social clubs rooms on Mrs Nora Keefe's lot near the Burton street engine house. Everybody is welcome and the rooms are open at all hours. MT Lynch's candidacy in the second ward appears to be quite popu- lar. All the young element seems to favor him, and also the greater part of | the older class of voters. He appears | to them to be the standard bearer of their ideals, that in his election they see the realization of what they have been aiming for some time There is hardly part of the city that has de veloped as rapidly as the northern sec ton of the second ward Dwellings are to be seen. ill all sections, where years ago there was nothing but brush and rock and in these new houses are hun dreds of young men who have started MT Lynch's boom with & strength that will take them to the polls on primary day.