New Britain herald., 1914-04-09
AUTO PARADE OPENS
 DEMOCRATIC BATTLE
Candidates Will Visit 1hHd, Fifth
 and Sx!h Wards Tonight. DRUM CORPS AND RED FIRE


 Candidates for Council and Nominees for City Offices Will Speak-Scheuy Will Not Run Independently for Registrar.
 The democrats will start off their campaign with rush tonight and candidates for election to the coun- Gil and on the city. ticket will speak in the third, fifth and sixth wards. Automobiles carrying the candi- dates and other prominent members of the party will leave. the city building at 7:30 o'clock headed by t:e Y. M. T. A. & B. drum corps. iienty of red fire will be burned and an effort will be made to wake up the town.
 The first halt will be at engine house Mo- where Lawrence F. Man gan and Henry C.. Benz, candidates for councilmen from the third ward, will address the voters. The talks will be given on the street corner and as both candidates are extremely popular in that section it is expected
 
 thusiasm.
 The invasion of the fifth ward will be at Skritulsky's hall on Broad street, where John F. Callahan. James F. Degnan and John Riley, candidates for the common council will talk.
 The last stop will be at 127 Hart ford avenue where Alderman M. T. Kerwin and Councilmen George M. flanders and Frank Conlin, who are seeking reelection, will speak.
 Besides the candidates for the council, speeches will be made at the different stopping places by Mayor Joseph, M. Halloran, E. B. filling, candidate for city clerk; William E. Troy. candidate for tax collector; Charles F. Wainwright, who seeks re- election as selectman, and Attorney F. F.. MoDonough, one of the most eloquent and forceful takers in dem ocratic ranks. It is believed that over three hours will be devoted to the tour of the wards It is possible that Richard Schaefer, candidate for councilman from the first ward, will epeak in the sixth, his old stamping Eround.
 The democratic spellbinders will Invade the first, second and fourth wards on Monday night and try to convince the voters in these repub- lican strongholds that the interests |ef the city will best be served by the election of the entire democrat fc ticket.
 Scheuy Will Stick By Party.
 William H. Scheuy, who was do- Heated at the republican caucus by William Zeigler, for re-nomination as registrar of voters, denied today that he would run Independently. He has until o'clock this afternoon to tile papers on an independent ticket.
 "I was defeated fairly and square, at the republican caucus and I will stick by the party and work for the success of the ticket from the top to the bottom," said Scheuy to Herald reporter Scheuy has made no plans for the immediate future.
 A meeting of the Austrian Inde- pendent club will be held this even Ing in Bardeck's hall
 Halloran Congratulates Lawler.
 Mayor Halloran has telegraphed h3k congratulations to Mayor Joseph f&es LaWler, who was inaugurated in #Ftfoyd this morning. Mayor Law 9&'s election was as pleasing to local 3&mpcracy as it was to worshippers Rfsthe Wilson shrine in the Capitol Ky Mayor Lawler is we'll known this city and his speech delivered here during the national campaign n19l2 will long be remembered by hose who heard him.
 Republicans Busy Too.
 The republicans intend to make a mighty effort to elect the whole ticket knd. it is said, men who were not favorable to Alderman Quigley's nom- nation will rally to his support now hat he has been named to lead the icket
 The republican town committee md the candidates met last night In he National bank building and made plans for a vigorous campaign. The ommittee also named Fred Wrinkle. ohn A. Abrahamson, George A. Stark and Frank Brodzik to run for onstables on election day.
 Demonstrations of the voting ma hines will be given in all wards to- lay, Friday and Saturday. The places md the men in charge are as fol- ows: First ward, Charles Fl. Ol- ott and Patrick Dewitt, lower Turner all; second ward, William H. Ed yards and William H. Relyea, Edel- on building on Park street; third yard, Carl Knappert and P. w. smith, rear of City hall: fourth ward, rarl E. Carlson and Hugh Laverty. 4uddy's block, Church street; fifth yard, John T. Beatty and Owen Riley, .ee's hall, Lafayette street. sixth yard, J. W. Kilbourne and William kelliher, Waskowitz & Berkowitz lock, East Main street
 On the Battle Hines.
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