The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-23
: HARMONY WILL BRING VICTORY
 SAYS DEFOREST

Do away with all political dfcker-. sings and factionaI differencess's said Attorney R obert 6. DeF'orest. Demo cratic candidate for representative at District Dem mocratic club last evening. at their rooms. 1885 North avenue.
 This is a fine ticket from top to bottom, a ticket worthy of our loyal and heartie est support. There is one thing the matter with the RepubIi- cans. they are but and now they want to get in again.
 They were in office for sixteen years. What did they. accomplish Nothing. but simply rode around in automobiles or sit in their offices Finally we got wise and pushed them out.
 Fellow Democrats, from time inn memorial, this district has given to the common council a Democratic a1- derrnan and prophecy that William Moran; the nominee for that offide, will again sit in the council cha1nb6 ST by an overwhelming victory. I want to see him elected as he is a fear less, conscientious and public servant also want kp see Patrick Brady, Democratic candidate for representa- tive go to Hartford and Sheriff Wi1- liam Vo4mer be reelected.
 Patrick BradyN Democratic noTnine ee for represehtatfve was the next speak S5z&1 AIIs p El4GOIGS I1lG great pleasure to assist at this cele- bratfon and get together meeting We have a fine ticket from Simeon B. Bald twice governor of the state, and now running for United States aena- tor All SztI1 he other cand1 dates are annples of true Democracy. You have with you this evening. William J.
 Moran. Democratic candidate for a1- l dermans It would be useless for me to impart to you his work in the council. The primary fight Is over and let us bury our factional differ-
 ences and in this district the sGibral-
 man Moran back to the council chamber with large 1najor1ry
 George T. Kelly Democratic nom tnee for state senator IS fine type and if elected he will see that the people are treated as they ought As
 for myself 1t is the first time that [ l have asked votes in the Sixth district. I am In favor of the municipal ice plant and am no 1a1afss tool My rec- ord is like an open book and am for the best interests Of the people at all times ''
 Sheriff William voIImer, Democra- tic candidate for county sheriff was the next speaker He said In part:
 .sThe battle Is on The whole ticket l from top to bottom is a fine one and
 every Democrat ought to feel proud l Of 1t as the candidates are for the in- ] terest of he people. Gentlemen ]. stick to the party. wssat to see our l party elected and tIae plesident's poIi- cies cid as he is o1aessof the clears est most discreet alad learned man I that ever graced the White House 2 The other speakers who addressed the meeting were Alderman n William D.. Moran Alderman John H. Casey
 said the ticket was an exceptionally fine ore and deserved the z1 earliest l support of every trt1es DehdoexatI tI He said every candidate was for the in I terest of the people and all were fine examples of Democracy
 Harry Lord staunch Republican l for the past 25. years wAs introduced to the meeting. He said :ss T have
 been Republican for a quarter of 2 century and it's only now that I arrfv- l ed at the conclusion that I have been l in the wrong party. supported them
 honestly and faithfully and was gfY-
 en a raw deal. asked them to help me when became a cripple. They
 gave me a job for q while as night watchrna.n but let me go so as to make room for a young man with two sound | feet. They took the bread and butter I away from me. Chairman Eugene schaaf presided
 at the meeting. Refreshments were