Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-11-07

- cally over; the forces stand ready to enter the fray in earnest. The polls will open to-mprTow morning at 6 o'clock and will close at o'clock in the afternoon. The booths will be lo cated at the following places: Second cated at the following places. First district, armory, Phoenix avenue; sec ond district, temporary building on north side of the green on West Main estreet, near North Main street; also 1 Carter's hall. Main street, corner Of Chapel street, Waterville; third dis trict, the corridor and city court room, City hall building; fourth district, the Auditorium building, Nos 288-20O South Main street; fifth district. tenn porary building on Union square.
 The only change in the location of booths since last election is in the fifth ward, where a suitable building or Union square has been provided, instead of the small rooms on Jeffer- son street. The republicans have plans under way to get out the vote carly, and the democrats would make no mistake in pursuing the same c3ourse. so far as such thing is pos sdble The campaign committee is sIending republican pastors into some
 
 sthe head man in the office requested them to do so, but the hands are not taking any stock in the scheme. There is no intimidation in the factories or elsewhere that any elector need fear. It is true that some of the bosses are doing missionary work for the repub- licans and many will leave their benches tomorrow with their ballots fixed up for them, but they will not l.. %tx.IS. ax1 fla<aiTs envelopes. When they get to the polls it will be their privilege to put tickets of their own selection in their en- velopes and vote them without the boss knowing anything about it.
 Of course the head of the ticket will be the storm center, but 1t would be well to remember that there afe local candidates in the field running for offices that mean a great deal to the whole people of Waterbury.
 Fenton J. Phelan and c. B. Webster are the democratic candidates for the senate. There appears to be no ques- tion about the election of MT Phelan, and 1t is thought, too, that Mir Web ster will outdistance his competitor. In any case they are good men and both are well entitled to the support of every citizen who believes that Wa. terbury should be represented at Hart ford by men who take the ground that Waterbury knows enough to govern itself.
 Ambrose H. Wells and W. T. Spain, the democratic candidates for repre- sentAtives, know the needs of the peo- pie and if elected they will not be de. tered from exercising their own judg- Iment through fear of running afoul of sAthe republican mac.e. Vote for
 hem
 Robert A. Lowe is the gentleman
 hat has managed the affairs Of the probate court for the past twelve years, and although the opposition REhas made a thorozsgh inquiry into his @ @record nothing has been discovered that could be Used so advantage against him. On tue contrary, an abundance of evidence was discovered which showed that as a hussaess pre- position the people of the probass court district cannot improve on the present incumbent.
 William Kennedy, candidate for congressman at large, will receive a big vote in Waterbury. He is q man : of the people, and pitted as he is against MT Lilley. one of the trust associates. 1t is but reasonable to con- clude that men who want some CT the good things of life will not rush to the standard of the man whose political creed compels him to stand for high prices on all commodities ex- cept labor. People who are paying two prices for everything will pause before voting for one of the men who are responsible for this condition of things while they can help in the se- lection of congressman whose rec. ord is q sufficient guarantee that at Washington he would be what he was at Hartford and what he always has been in Waterbury, a believer in a fair distribution among the whole people of the necessaries of life. This Is | golden opportunity for everybody to assist in paving the way to a reduc- tion in the cost of commodities that enter into everyday life. and if they fail to take advantage of it tomorrow another chance to help themselves will