Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-11-02
VOTE EARLY TUESDAY
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 Forecasts.

which the wise men say we will have 1t will be the biggest battle of tht kind ever held in Waterbury. The polls will open at o'clock in tho morning and will close at in thu afternoon. The booths will be 10 cated at the following places: Firs ward, state armory, Phoenix avenne second ward, temporary structure or the green; third ward, city court room, City hall; fourth ward, Audi torium, South Main street; fiftf ward, temporary structure, Uniof square; sixth district, Pythian hall Waterville. 3
 The officers of the different wards appointed to-day by Registrars OConnor and Chapman, will be a! follows:
 First ward---Moderator, John s Monaghan; checkers, Martin IIapen ny and Lewis I. Atwood; assistant registrars, George A. Hynes, c. C. Commerford; machine men, John B Moran, John Loughlin, Martin Clark David. Silverstein, Charles Earle Charles Totten, A. s. Anderson, VII. fred fLavasseur
 Second ward-Moderator. Nelson w. Heater; checkers Michael De laney and Frank Beardsley; assist. ant registrars, Frank Healy. F. w. Trowbridge; machine men, Harry w. Keefe, Edward O'Neill, James John. son, H. w. Upson, E, H. Burritt. Ar. thur Leroy.
 Third ward-Moderator George H. Byrnes; checkers, William Raffer- ty and M. V. Medling; assistant regis trars, Florence Clohessey. George M Chapman. Jr, Jr; machine men, Michael V. Blansfield, George Stokes John Bradley, Frank Sanchelli, Will liam McManus, Charles Prichard Byron Wood, E. D. Allen.
 Fourth ward-Moderator, D. s. Guilford; checkers, Joseph s. Wors. ley and George Wiley; assistant registrars, James H. Murray and R. B. Smith; machine men, E. M. Har- rison, John H. Calvin, Joseph Beg nal, Antonio Montella, G. H. Finn, c. H. SVandover, G., R. Abbott, Paul Ogrisek.
 Fifth Moderator, Bernard F. Burke; checkers, John Howard and George Darling; assistant regis trars, John Sweeney, Thomas F. Brown; machine men, David Bro- deur, John Mccarthy, Eugene Col loty, William B. Egan, Albert c. Travers, Harvey O. Lee.
 Sixth ward--Moderator H. l.. Dy- son; checkers, w. P. Carney and w. P. Loomis; assistant registrars, George A. Savers. R. s. Cooke; ma chine men, John H. Bride, Carnelius Kott.
 Mayor Thoms-W Waterbury will certainly so democratic. would not make a guess as to what majority it will give the democratic ticket; I did not make guess when I was running myself last fall, but.I should think the majority will be hand some one. Every element in the par ty is united. We have afi the best people with us and don't see there fore why we should not win with, as I have said, handsome majority.
 Health Officer Kilmartin.- From all have heard and from the reports that have come to my attention and from things have seen I should say the people of this city will give the democratic ticket majority of 500 or 500. ,.e.
 Chairman of the democratic town committee, Guilfoile, made this fore- cast:-Bryan will carry the city by as large majority as Mckinley did against him. The democratic party was never so solid both in this state and the country over Lilley will lose Waterbury and the state. The independent vote is against him. The democratic. party is solid against him, and there are many who will vote the democratic ticket for the sole purpose of effecting a change in the legislature. should say that Waterbury will give the democratic ticket a majority of 800 to 1000.
 Miles F., Connolly, one of Water- bury's old democratic war horses, came to town Saturday and will re- main. over to cast his vote for Bryan and the whole democratic ticket to- morrow MT Connolly ranges now adays from Stamford to Bangor. Me, and has a way of finding out things politically that Is peculiarly his own. He is probably one of the closest political guessers to be found in these parts and his forecast for to- morrow Is that Bryan will be elected president and that the democrats will carry Waterbury and the state ticket will be elected. It would take considerable space to illustrate how Mrf Connolly figures this out, but he says that thousands of republicans will vote for Bryan, for they found after many years that the full din- ner pail had lot of lemons at the bottom and that change at Wash ington Is worth trying for. Another commercial traveller reminds the readers of the Democrat that Bryan came within few hundred of carry, ing Waterbury against Mckinley eight years ago and that Bryan is stronger to-day even in this city and state than he ever was. The same authority said that If he was as surc of gaining eternal salvation when his time comes as he is that Bryan will carry New York state he wouldn't say another prayer for the rest of his days.