New Britain herald., 1916-11-03

party to it as it is of purely nation al campaign character. Also, while the democrats and republicans in Berlin differ in their political beliefs, they are all honorable men and re- allze that in each other they have op- pOnentS who wage their campaigns by fair and square methods and do not stocp to resort to such base meth ods as those which caused today's flu rore.
 East Berlin Rally Tonight.
 The campaign from a democratic standpoint is now coming along in whirlwind fashion and the local party members have given the republicans to understand that they will have to work for every vote that is cast in their favor on next Tuesday. Many of the townspeople have expressed the fear that the sudden rise in demo- cratic stock was for the town election only, and with the coming of nation al affairs the votes would take their old stand, returning a big republican majority. But from the opinions that are being cast there will be many e1> pressions of surprise when the final outcome is made known.
 The town committee has made the announcement that tonight there is to be a rally in East Berlin in order that the voters of that section may get in touch with the real issues as seen by some of the party leaders. This to be an open air rally, the speakers addressing the crowd from an autom obile Daniel Sullivan of New Britain will be the first speaker and his talk will be on the general political situation. George Sullivan will tell of the outlook from the standpoint of the local democrats and will be followed by an Italian speaker who vii. give the issues in a few well chosen words. The big address of the evening will be delivered by Candidate John Moore, who will show the voters of this section what it will mean to them to return a majority in his favor on Tuesday next.
 Augustine M. LOnergan made a big impression with the voters yestrday noon when he addressed two gather ings at local factories. At both the Construction company and the Paper Goods company he was greeted by large mum bers that were made up of members of the office force as well as factory hands. All of these things go to show that the democrats are in the fight to the finish and the chances are that a new page in political his tory of Berlin will be written on next Tuesday.
 Cards for All Voters.
 That the republicans are real be- lievers in preparedness is shown by the fact that the town committee is today mailing cards to every voter in the town. These cards are in regard to the big smoker that is to be held ho1 ot which the final talks on the party is sues will be given. The republicans expect to return a victory that will more than make Up for their poor showing at the recent town election. The members of the town committee have that feeling of confidence that has carried the party through so many victories in the past.
 Football Sunday.
 After , weeks vacation the Acorns will como back on Sunday afternoon and endeavor to trim the Orioles of Hartford. This team has already ;>layed some of the fastest that the state can produce. so that the locals will have their hands full in handing them a trimming. which they fully expect to do. The boys have played ull Of the teams in their own class and are nov looking forward to 1 handing' a dc%c"t to ~0ne %hat are said to be on q higher lcy2l As usual the 1 same is to be played or Kingo's field Farmers Club Meeting. Ermcrs' Club Meeting. All the members of the Farmers club today received postal cards noti-