The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1912-10-28
Governor Baldwin and Congress- man Clayton Principal
 Speakers DONOVAN AND WILSON TINGIER AND DUNN
 AMONG SPEAKERS Ladies Will be Provided With Reserved Seats in
 Gallery

T0K1RhI &t EaS1eS nall Vne VOCe1D of Bridgeport will have an opportun- ity of hearing the issues of this cam paign discussed by men who have served the people and whose service has been to the advantage of the peo- pie.
 In Connecticut every fair minded nitizen knows that Governor Simeon E Baldwin has given an excellent ad- rniuistration, and that hampered though he was by hostile Republican Legislature he managed to secure the passage of many important laws. . chief justice of the Supreme Court or this State and whose fame as a Jaw yer Is world wide, is before the voters sI1e record of his achievements. taken du conjunction with the legislation which he desired to have passed and which failed because of the lobby forces that controlled the last Gen eral Assembly.
 60 and hear Governor Baldwin, MT. s,e is not entitled to your vote again
 In Congress where for the first time in 90 years the Democrats con- frollsd the lower house. no voice was as those humane measures designed to Benefit the people than that of the eloquent Southern orator. Clayton, of AlabaTna- He will tell the voters of Bridgeport just what legislation in the interests of the people was proposed by the Democrats of Congress and how 1t fared at the hands of the President and his advisers.
 Be sure and hear Congressman Clay ton
 Jeremiah Donovan's splendid record in the I,egislature of this State where he fought the fight of the plain peo- pie, Is an open book to most of the ovan is destined to be the next Con gressman from this district, and he will have something to say of inter
 Lynn ". Wilson's sterling adherence to those principles which mean so much to the toiler in all ranks of life is too well known to require exeendeo foe and his certificate of honor lies in the fact that every vicious element in the community is arrayed against him
 Mr. Wilson win have a brief mes- sage to give forth tonight.
 Judge Lyman Tingier, the Demo cratic candidate for Lieutenant Gov ernor, and Mayor Daniel Dunn of Will limantic, both of whom have legisla- tive records of which the people are a6vfce to give the voters. Candidates Phillips and Roberts, also on the Democratic State ticket, will speak briefly on the issues.
 The chairman of the meeting will be af1e present efficient Judge of probate, Edward F. Hallen, whose splendid rec ord in mat 01I1Ce ensures ms re-el6C- tion by a rousing majority Judge Hallen Is an orator Of marked ability and he is sure to make a rOusing ad- dress.
 Chairman W. w. Bent of the Demo- cratic Town Committee, has arranged for the distinguished speakers to be escorted to the hall by the Wheeler & Wilson band who will furnish enliven- ing music.
 All of the local Democratic candi- dates will be on, hand and the meeting f he
 Go to Eagles hall early tonight and get a good seat. There will be ac- EoEnmodations for all.
 The vice presidents of the meeting who are invited to take seats on the
 Daniel J. Clifford, R. G. DeForest McGovern. R. D. DeForest. John J Fitzpatrick, J. P. Mclaughlin, John D. Lannon, F. E. Lally, David F. Dono- Murphy L. P. Bristol, William J. Lee Henry W. Lyon, William Clifford G. Hawkins. William A. Johnson, John man, John Ford William McCombs, Peter Boyle, Frank E. Finn, James P. Griffin, Patrick McGrath, Thomas Spenhill rnh 'GFeP F W. Han. p James F. Eaain aahk Edward F. Lynch, Eugene Hope, Jos hna Meltzer. Charles H. Botsford, W. Earrity, James Kerwin, Thomas F. O'Brien, John J. Conway. John Cas- Hidy. William Moran, John Callahan, renee Foley, Thomas Bray, George Ma lone, Dan RagaH, Doninick Kunke1, Frank Tinko, John M Donnel1y, Joe Ratzenberger M J. Ma1oney, H. B. B1iven. w T. Buckingham, B. F. Janke, L. F. Nealon, John Flanagan, Thomas Reddy, Andro Moravek, Rich ard Murphy. N. H. Heft. Edward Fin GIedhiI1, Peter Carroll, Dennis Otis, J. Hartigan, William H. Ryan, Jr., Geo. Mooney. Daniel H. Deery. John Car ney. Edward Morris, William OHara, Fred Voos, Jr, P H. Brady, William Thomas, Michael Dwyer, B. F. Lyon, John J. Morrissey. Dennis Mulvihill, ZaIrnon Goodsell. John Hackett, George T. Kelly, Joseph Whitcomb, John J. Ryburn. Frederick C. Mullins, Rob erx B. Keane, M. D., Stephen F. Bouch- CT. John H. Baudau, NJ. D., Thomas @acCann. Jr.. John F. Keane. Edward