The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-09-16
THE AVIS POINT OF VIEE HIS NEW HAVEN RECORD Qualities of Man Who is Up for the Mayoralty Nom
 ination.

We the undersigned, former employ es of Samuel R. Avis, who is a candi- date for mayor on the democratic pri- mary ticket, appeal to all worlSingmen to cast their ballots for MT. Avis.
 Our reasons for soliciting your votes fellow workingmen, are as follows: During the time in which we were em- ployed by MT Avis, we always found him courteous, kind and just; ever ready to listen to a grievance and jeal- ously anxious to right a wrong In case of suffering or distress he was all ways ready to render assistance. He was ever our friend and never a boss. Never ilnbued with the spirit of com, mercialsmh so prevalent to-day, which considers men only as parts of a ma chine to be cast aside az soon as their capacity as dollar yielders is Impaired, he recognized manhood instead A worker himself, and having known ad- versity as a workingman, his sympa- thies have naturally been with those who learn bread by the sweat of their brow" The wages paid by him were always the best possible. If every em- ployer of labor possessed just qualities of heart and mind like Samuel R. Avis, there would be no differences between employer and employees
 Samuel k. Avis excellent record as an official in various city offices, posit- ions to which not a cent of salary is attached, and covering a period of 25 years, and the duties of which he has faithfully and efficiently performed, proves his intense interest In the well fare of New Haven and it's citizens His fight for free books in the public schools helped to lessen the burdens of hundreds of workingmen and made to- wards the better education of thous- ands of workingmens children. His proven efficiency in number of busl- ness enterprises abundantly testiAes to his fitness to fill the mayors chair
 It is for qualities such as the above that we, worklngmen of all creeds and races, appeal to you, our fellow work ingmen, and solicit your votes at the democratic primaries for Samuel R. Avis, true and sincere workingman's friend.
 Terrence B Kelley, Henry Martel, Antonio Palmiere, Frank ]. OConnell, sharles A. Richter, John B. Keller Robert H. Kelley, Henry Brown, Will liam Keller, Ellis R. Morrison, George w. Shea, Charles c. Wriger, Robert c. Callahan, Philip Deopensmith, Frank Doolittle, Dwight Doolttle, David W. Barlow, James Caffrey, James Caffrey, jr., George Yardley, George W. Bron- son, John Deoppensmith, c. Martel, William A. Fairchid, Hugh Reilly, Tom Harvey, James T. Merrick, Will liam Bilson, John E. Ryan, Osais G. Frederick, Frank w. Houston, Frank Russell, William H. Hough, Benjamin Sloane, ST, George Flaggs, Edward Ly- ons, Paul C. Luhenow, Allen H. Frey.
 Farley Swinls. William Barker, Will lliam Tuttle Peter J. Caffrey, Fred A. Els, William Els, George A. Snyder, John J. Casey, John Grisbach, Charles | II. Pratt, Arthur B. Clouetts, Charles r. Follin, Judson LHommedieu, Peter McEnroe, Walter E. Barton, George Poirot, Burton P. Reed, L. P. Lube- now, Fred A. Farr, Henry s. Cham bers, Michael Keefe, Marcus J. Nun son, Peter Martel, Charles Frey, i Charles H. Els, J. E. simpkins, Ed
 ward Mitchell Samuel L, Chard, James P. Reynolds, Percy Partridge,
 c. Fred Rafflls, Frank A. Raflils, Louis c. Mantle, John J. Maley, Will liam R. Chambers, Frank E. Alling
 Charles L. Smith, c. R, Doolittle, H.. ] E. Doolirtle, Charles Miller, Thomas J. Crogan, Fred A. Farr. w. S. Chatf1eld,
 Henry G. Othe, H. V. Hemming, Jo-
 seph Poirot, Charles F. filling, Edward
 McEnroe, Albert W. Mitchell, Fred L..
 Ruger, Benjamin T. Sloane, F, R, Hem
 dryx, H. E, Myers, Thomas H. Waits, lC. A. Gogler E. T. Dupee, Anthony
 Othe, Peter Lawson, Thomas A, Mur-
 ray, Albert H. Miller, Willard M. Lone, Arthur Quigley, Henry r. Bushnell
 Frank Dost, George H. Alling, G. c. i Boynton, Elmer I, Baldwin, Samuel
 Barker.