The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1914-10-31

The activities will start aI t.oo o'clock when a military band will give A short concert in front Of Denno- cratic headquarters in Cannon street At 7:45 the parade will be formed, headed by Lawrence J. Gill as grand marshal and William F. Corr, alder manic candidate in the Second dfs- trict, as chief aide. Preceded by the band, Democratic voters will act as escorts to the speakers in a brief pa rade about the center of the city.
 The line Of march will be from headduarters to Broad street, to State street, to Main street. to the Lyric heatre There will be plenty of red fire to light the way. and Larry : Gill win wear the famous campaign hat that has seen many political bat ties.
 At the rally, Attorney w W. Bent former town chairman will preside. The list of speakers, while short, con- fains the names Of some able orators and a. big treat is in store for the vot- ers
 Lieut.. Gov. Lyman T. Tdngier. x Of Rockvdlle candidate for governor. will make his first campaign speech a1ere tonight. MT. T1ngfer is a man of pleasing personality and has won an envfaab1e reputation as a campaign orator. He will chiefly discuss state issues
 Conzreasnnan Jeremiah Donovan will be heard in his first general rally here and premises to discount some Of E J. HdIl's alleged political arguments in his own ininita:ble way. MT Don- oyan also promises to p1ace some tsposers', 11p to Mr Hill to answer.
 National Connmitte teenan Homer s. Cummings, of Stamford. will discuss the national anu state issues. MT. Cummings is a. favorite political speaker throughout Connecticut and his Bridgeport friends promise him 3 warm reception
 Thomas Ls.7 Reilly, of Mertden will get to Bridgeport In time to deliver a brieN address. He has promised to come here if his engagements in other towns will permit
 SherLf William voi1mer yvdll also one or two of the legislative candi4 dates D1ay be heard.
 Ed1es are invited to the rally, and folks who wdsh to be sure of a seat are Warned to be on hand by o'clock as a crowded houes is assured. (
 VTCE-PREssIDENTs FOR RALLY l.
 Following Is a list of the vice presi. dents for the rally tonight:
 Dr. w C. Bowers, William Clifford Wallace WeIch, David Donovan, pr David H. Monahan, Henry P.6C1eary anie1 M. Rowland, Alexander Hea:phy Cornelius Driscol1 Charles J. Byrne stephen Cronan, Dennis Calvin, Rich ard Lees Dr. P. J. Curran, Dr. J. n Finnegan, Matthew J. Ma1oney, B. H Ske1ly. F. W. Wren. William Ander son. Michael Moylan, James E. Nolan Thomas J. Bray, Thomas Bray, John Tfnnko, Jr., Steve Tfn1ko, Samuel Mel htz. George .. Mulligan, William H MuIagan, H. B. Bliven. James Gal 1agher, John l.. Berglund. Louis War gos Alexander Warga, Alfred Ratben berger.
 Joseph D. Hatzenberger, John An der8on. John Callahan, Andrew Papp Frank M Poke, Col N H. Heft Charles Pfanz, John OsConneII, Michae McGee, Anthony FfnnelI, William Hay, Miles Howell. Christopher La. CrOdx. Prank Brady. William V Dow neY, William OFHara, Thomas SuIi van, Thomas G1anella, Richard Moore Timothy OsBr1en. John Near, Jame Al ou4nlan, George Wfngfe1d, Charles B. HcCarten, Patrick Mccarthy, JoI17 Bray. Philip Bauman, Michael Mo Carthy, John J. Walsh, Daniel O'Neil John Quinlan, Henry Atwater, Rober H. Hawkins, Vincent c. Peck.
 James J. Fitzpatrick, Wesley E Trueada1es John A Black, Edwar. Gnn gan, Simon c. Rock, Joseph E Mongrnin, Thomas F. Walsh Joh1 Heaphy, John J. Mcfarland, Arthur c. Gaynor, Joseph w. Northrop George E. Crawford, Leonard Asheim John P. Fay. c. H. Botsford, Rober B. Haux Adam Schempp, Thomas J Flanagan. Domenick Judge, Fredericl