Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1914-09-10

entire Democratic JlcKet Was dp-
proved by the association.
The Leni Lenape Club held q meet
ing at it's Headquarters in Court street
last night and unanimously Endorsed
the candidacy of Mayor Hausslina
for reelection. The organization
Democratic ticket was approved. e
The Newark Delivery Mems Asso-
citation last night Endorsed Mayor
Haussling for reelection and James
j. Reynolds for alderman in the
Second ward. The full Democratic
ticket vas approved at the meeting.
The candidacy of Cornelius Brad
lev for alderman in the Second ward
was unanimously Endorsed last night
by the First Voters Club, of the
seventh, tenth, eleventh, twelfth and
thirteenth districts of the ward. The
entire Democratic ticket was ap-
proved by the club.
The Peter J. Wolff Savings Club at
a melting held last night at 339 Plane
street, Endorsed the following candi-
dates: Mayor Haussling, for re-elec-
ton; John j. Bracken for sheriff, and
James j. Reynolds for alderman in
tIlc DcCOIu Wclu. ilC ldai OOhttO-
cratic ticket was Endorsed.
Michael J. Tansey, candidate for
congress in the tenth district, held a
meeting. in his law offices yesterday
and organized the plans for his cam
paign. He arranged for series OF
open air meetings, the first of which
will be held tonight in the southern
part of the city. Those present at
the meeting included Board Of Works
Commissioner Charles p. Gillen,
Judge James p. Mylod, Judge Patrick
j. Dolan, John L. Cox, former Assem-
blyman Timothy Barrett of South
Orange, Edward Wallace and Dr.
Richard Cole Newton.
The Stick -to-Stickel campaign COM
mittee of the Third ward held a meet
ing last night at As Prince street and
arranged for a big mass meeting in
Windsor Hall ON September II. Fred
G. SticlSeI, jr., candidate for the sur
rogate nomination, was one of the
speakers at the meeting. Board OF
Works Candidates August Miller and
Oscar Bloch also spoke at the meet
ing.
The LIE elise Association held a
meeting last night in its headquar-
tiers, 1879 Thomas street. Among the
candidates who spoke were Harry B.
O'Connell, for sheriff; Ferdinand
Roemmele, for county supervisor, and
August Miller and Oscar Bloch, for
Board of Works. These candidates
also spoke at several open-air meet
ings throughout the city.
John r. Murray, jr., and Louis
81 al 4 +oe
started their evening campaign last
night with a big meeting at Hyland's
Hall, 49S Ferry street Several open
air meetings were held later. The
candidates also spoke at the follow
ing meetings: Boylan Brothers Asso-
citation, the Mclaughlin Association
and the Thomas j. Jones Association.
II will be Gayen night in the Iron
hound District on Saturday night
The Gaven boosters" are on the job,
and are going to make things hum
for fair, they say. There will be a
Gaven banner on every corner from
Bowery and Market streets to Drury
Hall. IA Lexington street, where there
will be mass meeting.
Scott German, Republican candi-
date for surrogate, spoke at an open
air meeting in Irvington yesterday
noon and at an open air meeting at
Eleventh avenue and Twelfth street
last night. He also spoke at a meet
ing of the Republican Club at Bloom
Geld. the J. B. Woolston Association
at English's Hall, East Orange. and
at the LeGlise Club, 1877 Thomas
Street. this city. In addition he per-
sonally called upon most of the bust
ness men in the Sixteenth Ward,
Edward w. Gray, Republican can
didate for Congress in the Eighth
district. has been taken into the
folds Of the Essex County Republi-
can Committee. Mr.. Gray had been
naddling his own canoe for some time
and campaigning in brisk style with
out organization ENCOURAGEMENT. a
change has taken place, for on his
campaign literature can now be
found the talismanic line, Paid Tor
by Thomas r. Alworth.'