The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-09-23
State Ticket
 Gains Praise
 Of Democrats
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Alderman Robert G. DeFOreSt; In my Judgment the Democracy of the state of Connecticut has selected the strongest possible ticket that could be made up under all circurns tances in the present situation" Senator Joseph H. Whitcomb: It is the finest ticket in a great many years and it ought to appeal to the in dependent voters as well as all Demo- crats.
 Judge William J. Beecher, of New town: T should say 1t is the best ticket in years The people have ex- wins policies by giving him great ma jorities. The other candidates have fine records also and I believe all will win
 Attorney william H. o.Hera: ..1'ne progressive features of our platform will help us to. win by big major ity. The ticket is one Of the best ever selected by Dernocrats-''
 r. J. Gill: .It is the strongest ever nominated and it will appeal to every Independent mind. It is a, ticket to work for.s'
 F. H Brady: T believe the ticket win appeal to all citizens regardless Of political affiliations. All the can. didates have fine records F D. Baker: tIt is a very accepta-s ble ticket and certain to win.''
 Col N. H. Heft: 1t is a splendid ticket
 Senator e. M. Newman: Person- ally am pleased with the ticket The nominations of Baldwin, Tingier and flanders are particularly gratfeying..'s '
 Former Town Chairman Michael Dwyer; Tt is a fine ticket throughout and deserves and will receive the sup i port not only of the Democratic party but of the Independent thoughful eIec- tor."
 Representative T. H. McMurray: "A bully ticket and 9 sure winners'
 Col T. J. Murphy: .In all respects an admirable ticket worthy of the support of a united Dem ocraey's
 John J. Frederick, treasurer Demo- cratic town committee: tsHJo doubt in my mind but the ticket will be elected as it deserves to be from top to bot ton.,'
 Frederick schemp "A sure win ner''
 George M. Coughan: sNo finer tick ct was ever named. =
 M A Kenny "A ticket truly repre- sentative Of the people and one des- tined to Hins in my opfni z County Comn1issiener Denis Mulri- hill: sfTn the year 1910 Simeon E. Bald win was elected governor Of the state Of Conn necticut and two years later led the Democratic party to victory by great majority. With Baldwin at the head of the ticket | foresee a victory at the polls I have no fear of the success of the ticket. think the state convention Of September 1S 1914 did an excellent day's work when they non1inited Baldwin for U. S. senator. governor is also excellent. He is man of deep experience and staunch IDemocratic principles aid his election is assured as we'll as that his name will be added strength to the party and the ticket
 $ | are very gratifying and the ticket should be highly successfu1.'
 Jeremiah Dahl of Stratford: stOne of the best tickets presented in recent years by the Democratic party. z
 John Holmes of Stratford: Every loyal Democrat in the town of Strat- ford should give this ticket their loyal support
 Justin A. Wilson of the Housatonic Rubber Works: T predict the election of the entire Democratic ticket be- cause it is composed of honest men also predict the election of the en- 1 tire Connecticut Congressional candi- dates to support the efforts of Presi- dent Woodrow Wilson in keeping peace between this country and the rest of the worId.''
 City Court Clerk Hugh J. Lavery: An exceptionally strong ticket that should commend Itself to the public and receive united support irreepec- tive of party lines. The best ticket that has been presented to the voters, exceptionally strong individually and coIIectiveIy.,'
 John O'Rourke, 473 Main street: A ticket that will win, undoubtedly the strongest presented by the party for years. if not in it's history, and free from any ta,int of the lobbyist. The candidates are clean and able men, a. credit to the party and such as will given an administration of undoubted excellence"
 Arden L. Judd. East Broadway, Stratford: "It is one of the strongest and most excellent tickets ever pre- sented and no doubt will have the united support of the whole Demo cratic party
 Ephrai1n wakelee Democratic town chairman of Stratford t'The candi-i dates are all worthy of the offices in which they are seeking and will sweep ! the state.''
 John c. Wflcoxson. the tax col1ec- tor of Stratford .tIt is an excellent ticket in every respect"
 James J. Sexton of Stratford: sThe8 ticket could not be improved upon and deserves our loyal support.p
 Thomas McQui11an, of Stratford . 1t is a. first class ticket in every re- spect and we feel confident that it will sweep the state"
 Peter Gleason, of North Main street, Stratford: IT IS a splenn1oS l1ckeI anu deserves to win
 Timothy Ryan. of South Main street. Stratford: "A fine ticket man for man.
 Harry Holmes, of Stratford: esAll Democrats ought to be we'll satisfied with the different candidates as each possesses splendid record, .
 Samuel Beardsley, of King street. Stratford seThe greatest ticket ever nominated in recent years and should receive the hearty support of every loyal Democrat
 KAISER SENDS cRERT1Nas,