Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-09-22

nomination for mayor was held m Washington square in front of the Bank street school house last nghG. It was a totnt open meeting od Gne supporters of Lynch in the third and fourth wards. Earlier tn the evening the speakers for the occasion were es- corted to Brooklyn by the Ldtlh uandan band.
 William J. Barrett presided at the meetfng. The speakers were Atbor- Mey Lynch, Alderman John J. Brophy, Attorney James F. L4wIor, James Ly~ ons and John Tareila, candidate ' for aldermanic nomination in the third ward He made his address in the Lithuanian language.
 Attorney James Lynch is an olG Brooklyn resident. and for tlSat reason if there was no other. he was given waGm reception. He said bhat he wished to run for mayor on his own reputation. He wanbed the people to vote for him because they knew him to be stradghk, honest and true and in return be would give them fine administration He did not seek votes because of the good qualities of any ancsiv1t1ual behind him, and neither dfd he hold himself responsible for every tndfscreet remark or act on the part of amy of his supporters. He sought the nomination at the tOamis of the democratic party and pledged himself to stand at all dimes for good govern 1nenit, the city of Waterbury, its homes, its people, and t1s Industries. He rsfterated his former statement that he had not made promise of any
 
 retire from the race if proof to the con- trary was shown He said that all Nhts talk about his opponents being the only regular democrats was all boshA His supporters were just as regular. He himself had newer voted any other ticket except the regular democratic ticket. Attorney Lynch said that if elected mayor his policy would be marked by strtct honesty and economy in every department, a tudicious suse of money and the extension of the park system. The trolley company would have to sprinkle the streets.
 In conclusion he said. "A sys- tematic effort has been made to place republicans on the democratic lists. No honest or fair-minded republican would attempt to put in nomination men whom they would not vote for on election day, by participating al the democratic primaries. If you are a democrat and your name is on both lists come to the democratic primaries and vote for your choice. If you are a republican, go to your caucus and nominate the best man you can get, and on election day the democratic nominee, whoever he may be, Will lick hiGn out of his bdots.''
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 Supporters of-Mr Tnorns i'm the third ward will meet to-nagGst fn the alder manic chamber when several promfn- ent democrats of that dastrict will be heard from
 The republican caucuses of the first, second and fifth wards will be held this evening The first ward will meet in the city court room, the second ward in City ha1f and the fifth ward in republican headquarters. room g. P1att building, East Main street.
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 First papers of naturalization win be issued this evening at the district court at 7:30 o'clock and all day to- morrow beginning st 7:30 o'clock the court win be in session for the pur- pose of issuing second papers. It is necessary that applicants and their witnesses should be on hand early.
 The ThoIns democrats will hold a big rally fn Dunn's hall on Washing bon street tonight The speakers will include Attorney Guflfoile, W. E. Tlhoms and some of the candidates for aldermen One of the members of the committee in charge of the ar rangements said to-day that he expect ed to see the haal crowded and that he knew the speakers would have some- tI1Rng interesting to say to the audi ence The hall is located in the fourth voting district, but others will be welcome. The fight is getting pret- ty hot in that ward and he would be a wise man who could tell at this time which side will be in the ascend- ancy after the smoke of the battle of the primaries has cleared away and people will be in position to get a peep at what is left
 There Is nothing more left the Lynch men in the second ward to do but to get their candidate to victory. They held a meeting last evening at which they ratified the ticket framed by the committee appofmted last Fri day night. In order that there can be no mistake made by the delegates to either the city the town or the school conventions, it was voted that the en- tire ticket shan support Mir Lynch No one for moment doubted the h- delity of those on the ticket and the vote was taken merely to convince the public that they are out and out for MT Lynch. Another meeting will be held Thursday evening when the final plans will be drawn up for work for primary day. Every supporter of Lynch has determined to constitute himself a committee of one to see that has friends vote. next Friday.
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 A delegation of fifth ward demo crats held a meeting i'm the city court room last nighE and decided to go tnto the primary fight with kind of i1de-