Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-10
GET NATURALIZED THIS WEEK.
urt will be in Session Thursday, Friday and Saturday Saturday Nights Rally Was Tame-PatricK
 MCCoverns Troubles at Hartford.

Saturday Nights Ral
 MCCovern's Trou The Democrat carries an advertise ent to-day regarding naturalization 11ich should be read by everybody. he court vii be inl session Thursday riday and Saturday of this week and 1dge Cowell is very anxious to have le word passed along so that, nobody Ill have cause to find fault if he gets sowded out The judge said to-day lat owing to the new law consider bly more time than usual is consum- In making out naturalization pa sEs and that not more than six can J through in an hour. He sat Friday nd Saturday, but had very little to do nd if things go on that way until Id board of registration sits and )inmences to make voters more than aIf those whose names are on the list i'll go over. Things are quite differ ct this time to what they were when udge Cowell was younger and prac- cally all the applicants were Eng sh speaking people. Now seven |ehths of them are Lithuanians and taIians. Out of thirtyfour who ap- cared last week, but three were na- Ives of Ireland. But all are welcome o matter what their mother tongue hay be and the court is bound that Ehen the time limit is up the fellows Tho will get left will not be in a posi- lon to rail at the authorities.
 The report of the committee ap- bdnted to revise the primary rules of he democratic party in Waterbury |ill be published in to-morrow'c issue the Democrat and everybody who ktends to vote on the question Thurs ay should read the draft
 Commenting on the political out Iok in the state, the New Britain Eerald says that s'the republicans ex- nct to carry the state for Roosevelt hd to also elect their candidates for bnpress, but they have no such hope br the head of the state, ticket. Rob |-fs is unpopular, and either he or his Eiends have antagonized so many iI1- uential republicans in different parts E the state that they display abeo- hte1y no interest whatever in his cam hign."
 The executive committee, which is act with the democratic state cen EaI committee and which was ap- |ofnted yesterday at the meeting in |udge Robertson's office, is composed E Chairman Thayer of Norwichs O. l. BurIingame of Brooklyn; Isadore |hase of Waterbury; Charles w. lomstock of MontvflIe; General Henry |. Bishop of Bridgeport; Alexander Froup and former Postmaster F. F.. lurlong of Hartford. This committee kas created at the suggestion of thairman Walsh of the state central bmmittee. The large advisory com hfttee will be announced later.
 Patrick McGovern of Hartford is |ut for the job of senator, and few hpubIicans are out for Patr1ck's s lralp. The Hartford Courant sums No the whole thing in a few sentences b this mornings issue when it says: sThe high-toned fourth is the area 'f disturbance It has eleven votes in be convention and is the republican |tronghoId of the district; and it is as lard to find a McGovern man there as 5 is to find Fessenden man in Hart |prd. The McGovern packers say that hey don't care about the fourth. Ii |an kick, if it. wants to. They have he delegates without the fourth and |an give it a lesson"
 The activity among the foreign ele- hents in the state is not confined to he Germans and Swedes alone for Italians are coming rapidly to the |ront and the majority are to be found hiliatfng with the democratic party Hartford representative of this enter rising race are foremost in the ranks Ind have organized a large Italian Parker and Davis club with headquar ers on Morgan street. The member lhip is now over 400 and 1t is expect sd that at least 800 will be on the list znside of a week. The members art Enthusiastically working for the cleo hon of the democratic nominee. The Hub rooms are frequently crowded With Italian Americans who believe he interests of their adopted countr. an best be served by voting thu ttraight democratic ticket, and il sfiddletown the Italians are up ant working constantly for den1ocrah
 uccess.
 That the Swedish vote of the stat 5 with the democratic party this yea becomes more apparent each day This is distinct loss to the republ'
 ans, for heretofore the Swedish ele snent has been counted for the repuh icans. Many prominent Swedish cit zens have left that party and are to
 av openly affiliating with the demo
 rsts, and are working energeticall, $or the success of the state and na Aionad tickets. A rousing meeting of
 swedish democratic club was held i bridgeport recently, and it was marke by enthusiasm throughout. A prom1I
 Int Swedish citizen of this state sal hat there was a mistaken impressio
 mong some of the American peopl hat the majority of the Swedes ar
 republicans. fSuch is not the case, he said. "although there are, tru though, few Slwedes who are reput