Newark evening star and Newark advertiser. [volume] (Newark, N.J.) 1909-1916, 1915-10-25
c. 0. ?. SPEAKERS
\ HAVE BUSY WEEK:
MEETINGS MANY
Candidates Reception at In
dian League Tomorrow Night
Tops the List.
PROGRESSIVES WILL
BE QUITE ACTIVE, TOO
MONDAY Meetings at Shops
and Factories Their
- Forte.

The candidates for the various State,
county and city offices start on the
last lap of the campaign today, and
judging from the itineraries laid out
by the campaign committees of the
Republican, Democratic and Progress
sive parties and the independent can
didates that are running, it is going
to be strenuous week for the speak
ers.
The Republican meetings scheduled
for tonight will take place at the U.
S. Grant Club. 155 Newton street;
Tenth ward Italian meeting. Flasners
Hall, 226 Jefferson street; Fourth
ward, Adolph Furst's Hall, "A Null
berry street. All of the candidates are
scheduled to speak at this meeting in
addition tc the other spellbinders of
the party who will be pressed into
service.
The big meeting tomorrow night in
the Republican schedule is the recep-
tion to the Republican candidates by
the Indian Club, of which Walter A.
Evans, candidate for county register,
Is grand sachezn.
The Indian League headquarters ad-
Joins the Republican County Commit
tee rooms in the Strauss building, cor
ner of Halsey and Academy streets,
and is in the main composed of men,
bers of the county committee, past
and present. The political speeches
during the evening will be inter-
spersed with a vaudeville entertain
ment. Refreshments will be served
also.
The meeting of the Fifteenth Ward
Colored Republican Club, which was
to have taken place Saturday night,
was postponed until this evening,
The meeting is scheduled for Kuesch-
ner's hall, corner of Newark and Or
ange streets.
The Republican executive commit
tee of the Sixteenth ward will meet
tonight at the Republican club, 687
Bergen street. Chairman Samuel r.
Wilson will preside at the meeting.
Other meetings tomorrow night are
scheduled at the Nutley Republican
Club, Nutley; Georges Hall, Bergen
avenue and Thirteenth avenue; Sew
enth Ward Republican Club, 263
Academy street; Bloomfield Republi-
can Club, Trust Building, Bloomfield;
Sixteenth Ward Republican Club. 8S7
Bergen street and Fourteenth Ward
Republican Club, 299 Morris avenue.
Senator Colby on the Hastings.
Former State Senator Everett Colby
Will lead the attack Oh the Progress
sives In an eleventh hour campaign
which will be carried into every sec
tion of the county. Noon day meet
ings at shops and factories which
have proved very effective in Pro-
gressive campaigns in the past will be
held every day in addition to the
night meetings. A number of street
meetings are also planned.
The first of these noon day meetings
was held today at the Westinghouse
shop on Orange street. Another meet
ing was scheduled for today at 4
o'clock at the corner of Washington
and Market streets. Yonight meet
ings will be held at Clinton avenue
and Bergen streets and another at
Irvington Center, Iryington.
Tomorrow's monday meetings are
scheduled at the Weston Electric In
strument Company plant on Freling-
huysen avenue and the Edison works
in West Orange.
The night meetings of the Progress
sives tomorrow are scheduled at
Wards Hall Day and Orange streets,
and Bloomfield Center, Bloomfield.