Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-15
GREETED BY MANY DEMOCRATS
Candidates Robertson and Bishop in Town All Day
 Ready for the Big Democratic Rally To-Night

market. His explanation was just what an able lawyer would make, but 1t wouldn't amount to much before jury of farmers or wage earners.
 A largely attended democratic meeting was held last night at Pythan hall in Torrington for the purpose of orga anizing the foreign speaking people such as Germans, Jews, Polanders and Slavonians, M. J. Heffernan presiding B. Witkowski of this city was the speaker of the evening in all the above languages. A Parker and Davis club of over 70 members was formed and many proselytes were gained MT Wit kowsh will speak at two rallies to- morrow afternoon at New Britain At 2 o'clock he will address the Hebrews and at o'clock the Polanders
 The registrars of voters will be in session Monday at the following places to complete the list of voters to be made: First ward, room 3, 43 East Main street; second ward, Pelka's tailor room over Citizens bank. 67 North Main street: third ward, court room, City hall; fourth ward. Dodge's shoe store, Se South Main street; fifth ward, Kings cigar store 46 East Main street; sixth ward, Waterville drug store, Waterville. Besides applications to be made, parties who have changed their residence since last election should report the fact in order to be properly listed for the November cleo ton If you don't report on or before D o'clock Monday afternoon you will be counted out for the present. year
 "A prominent republican, candidate
 for an important office, in conve1sa-
 ton with Hartford Times represent
 ative, Thursday afternoon. forcibIy
 criticized the manner in which John
 T. Robinson, the chairman Of the re-
 publican town committee, is conduct
 ing the local campaign. To use his
 own words: ssMr Robinson does not
 seem to know yet that President
 Roosevelt or Henry Roberts, or any of
 the state and city republican candi- dates are running except Colonel Pat
 rick McGovern. He is sacrificing all others for McGovern, and is endeavor- ing to utilize every bit of the machine power for his interests. The idea of MT Robinson making a canvass of the SA1oOAAo 6OAO1y AOA blAC pul pOOC Ol u1 ing support for ,McGovern, and leay- ing the rest of the ticket to take care of itself, is irritating and downright provoking" With an exclamation of disgust the speaker ascended the stairs to his office.
 Through the courtesy of Congress man George l.. Iilley, a Democrat re porter had an introduction to Con gressman Dalzell last night. He's g democrat said MT Ldlley, .sbut pret ty goed fellow for all that.' "Oh well, replied MT Dalzell with a smile Tit takes all kinds of people to make the world.'' The reporter admitted tht truth of this, adding that we had then
 and that he thought they would be or hand by hundreds of thousands nex1 ! November to, save the country iron ! impending ruin by voting for Parker and Davis. The distinguished gentle man from the Quaker city shook hi head dubiously, as much as to say 'sPn afraid that's what 1t is coming to. He didn't say much about MT Lilley'l election, because he knew 1t wasn'
 necessary, so he said, and the reporte
 not caring to be too blunt about sucl
 things in the presence of a stranger I u9VGI u4uLGu (AdL AC GApCSbC1 lO SCs 1 the electors of the state dispense witt
 MT LdI1ey's services for the present.
 He who would cast his first ballo \ in the city of Waterbury at the com ing election must make application t l the board of registration before 5 D
 m Monday. No names will be adde,
 to the list of voters to be made afte 5 D. m. Monday, October IT. The reg
 istrars await the applicants at room 3 I Platt block, East Main street.
 Those whose names appear on thi l list to be made will be notified to az pear before the board of registration l between october 21 and 28, from a n. to 8 D. m., to be sworn. Any nal citizen who has been resident of thi l state for two years or of this city fo more than six months, and whose 21s l birthday occurs at any time before Nc l vember 8, is entitled to register on tht to be made.
 I Soon after the session of the boar of registration between October 2 | and 28. the registrars will go owe the lists of voters in the various ward in order to make up the voting list for election day All voters who hay not registered by street and numbe ! before that date will be crossed of the voting lists.
 l There Is liable to be weeping an, l gnashing of teeth on election morninl I when some people do not find thei l names on the voting lists. The regis l trars have spent some little time il l trying to locate those voters who hay moved since last election, but man,
 have not been located. Those wh have not been located when the list
 are finally made up will be unable t cast a ballot on election day. The reg istrars are firmly of the opinion tha such direful calamity will not be Il
 any degree their fault