The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1916-10-30
THREE DISTRICTS
 WILL HAVE JOINT RALLIES TONIGHT
Sixth, Seventh and Eighth Ward Citizens to Gather
 In Eagles Hall.
EX-CONGRESSMAN OF
 OHIO MAIN SPEAKER
Democratic Campaign il Full Swing With Unpre-
 cedented Enthusiasm.

Ex-Congressman, John J. Lentz is expected to meet "a great audience this evening when citizens of the Sixth, Seventh and Eighth districts will gather in Eagles hall for a tri- district rally.
 MT. Lentz is forcefu1 and /con- vincing speaker, who represented Ohio in the national legislature and while there did much for progressive legislation.
 He and Mrs. Lentz toured Bridge port this morning. visiting the muni- ttons plants and parks. The states man declared he was very favoralbly impressed with Bridgeport.
 Victory for Wilson is assured, &C., cording to MT. Leptz. All over the country he has fouhd sentiment grow ing stronger and stronger for the man who has kept this country al peace with the world. '
 Besides MT. LeHtz, the speakers at the rally will be. the candidates for representatives, Joshua Meltzer and Dr. E. A. McGovern, nominees for aldermen. John F. Clancy of the Sixth, Daniel E. Brennan. of the Sew enth and John A. Cornell, Jr., of the Eighth district, Henry P. Lyons, can didate. for Judge, of probate. Daniel F. Harrigan, Senatorial candidate, and Lynn w. Wilson. .
 The Democratic local campaign will get into full swing this evening. Ral- lies will be held every evening there- after until election. % The First and Second districts will have rally in the Warren theatre, 197 Railroad avenue, Thursday evening, Nov. ?. starting at o'clock. The en- tire city ticket will be present. and the meeting will be opened by Hugh J. Lavery, town chairman.
 In the Third district, next Friday night, speakers yet to be named will address the meeting.
 Attorney Robert G. DeForest will address a mass meeting at Hancock and Maplewood avenues "Wednesday night, Nov. 1, and other speakers yet to be named will be present.
 At Schwaben hall in French street, Thursday evening, the Eighth district voters will be given an opportunity to hear Attorney John A. Cornell, the candidate for alderman, and other speakers. including Attorney Curtis w. Chase of New Haven and Alderman Daniel P. Harrigan. t.E '
 In the Ninth district, Friday evening, a rally will be held for the Slovenian people in St. Johns hall, Pembroke street. Owen Burns. candidate for senator in the 23rd district, and John H. Grant, the aldermanic candidate, will talk. In both Slovenian and Eng fish, Attorney John H. Grohol of Am sonia, the young man who arbitrated the, dispute between the striking brass workers and their employees in Anson- ia last summer, will talk. The meet ing will be preceded by short parade through the Ninth and Tepth districts, headed by the First Brid dleport Fife and Bugle Drum corps. Major Will liam Flynn, the we'll known railroad conductor and orator, will be chairman of the meeting.
 Monday rallies will be held every day from now until election. Today, about 100 workers heard Samuel La wit of the Wilson Eight Hour club, out side the Locomobile Go. plant.
 A rally will be held outside the American Graphophone Co. plant to- morrow noon.
 In addressing the Locomobile Go. workers this noon, MT. Lavit outlined briefly what the present national ad- ministration has done for the work ingmen and showed wherein Hughes. allied with the Wall street interests. is opposed to the good of the work ingman. He branded Roosevelt as the greatest political fakir the country has known. The state government under Republican leadership. he declared. has been rotten"