New Britain herald., 1916-04-07
REPUBLICANS HOLD
 TWO MORE RALLIES
Sixth Ward Democrats Have Live. ly Gathering at BenCe'S Hall

by the republicans last night. The Third Ward Republican club for gathered at Bismarck hall in Arch street and the Sixth Ward Republican club held it's first rally of the cam paign in Bences hall in Clark street. Mayor Quigley and Senator G. w. Klett honored the Sixth ward club gathering with their presence. Presi- dent w. H. Watrous presided and about 100 were present. Frank $. Illingworth, candidate for alderman, who was unable to attend because of urgent business, sent letter of greet ing to the club members and referred to the fine showing the republicans made in the ward two years ago and expressed the hope that all would get out between low and election and do some real campaign ing.
 Mayor Quigley thanked the Sixth warders for the support they gave him at the primaries and asked them to get out election day and repeat the achievement of two years ago. The mayor again referred to the accom- plishments of the past two years and spoke specially of street work done in the sixth ward. He concluded with a brief anaylsis of the tax question, the proposed motorization of the fire department and other new items in the appropriations.
 Senator KIett.
 Senator Klett congratulated the club on the attendance He ureeI all re- publicans to get out and 7elp elect Mayor Quigley and the republican ticket Tuesday Senator Klett talking on the tax rate, said if any blame is to be placed it belongs equally with the democrats, as half the members of the board of finance and taxation are democrats. Others who spoke briefly were Representative E. w. Schultz and John J. Gerdis, candidate for councilman.
 Ward Club Annual.
 Following the rally, the Sixth Ward Republican club held it's annual meet President, John H. Sauter; vice presi- dent, M. D. Saxe; secretary, F. S. 1llingworth; treasurer Frank Main; executive committee, A. A. Greenberg, chairman; Felix Kaskrow, J. Gold stein, John J. Gerdis, Frank J. Wit kin, M. Frdell, Stanley Dubrowslki. G De Pinto, L. R. Barker, George Spar mer, John Dillon, Louis Croll, Leo Fusari, J. l.. Milisk and Urbanto Losi
 Third Ward Rally.
 Former alderman E. w. Christ pre- sided at the Third Ward gathering at Bismark hall It was in the nature l  passed around. The speakers includ- 1 ed Mayor Quigley, Senator Klett, Reg istrar William ZiegIer, Treasurer F. $. | Cham berlain, Tax Collector Loomis, Eliot H. Porter, candidate for .oun- 1 cilman in the third; City Clerk | w. c. Hall, Health Super intendent T. E. Reeks, Representative E. w. Schultz, A. N. Rutherford and Comptroller H. l.. Curtis
 Chairman Goodwin.
 One of the first speakers was Chair | man Goodwin. He thought ke fad l done pretty fair the night before and l didn't hope to beat this effort Every thing appeared to be running fine. 1 The only trouble he was experiencing 1 was over money. They needed about 1 $3,O00 for the next two years and the 1 speaker trusted the appeal to be sent out would result in the return of 1 some welcome checks.
 MT. Goodwin urged strong support l of the ticket and said the state was watching New Britain and expected | this city to deliver a big republican majority, as it would have a strong bearing on the fall election. Eliot l H. Porter spoke for the first time and | promised if elected to work hard in l the council to justify the confidence l expressed by the republicans of the ! third in nominating him. He said he |