New Britain herald., 1920-10-22
."Take his attitude on children C

which every woman, whether a
 mother or-not has a great deal of feel
 ing. Men have not by nature this feel
 ing and it is only natural that they
 should think of business and voting
 first. But there, arb some capable of
 seeing the importance of women and there are some not capable. Brandegee should be chased with the latter. It is easy to sec that Brandegee cannot be made to see the importance of chill dren as he voted against the child labor bill. He said he voted against it because he considered it unconsti- tufional and was right as 1t was after ward proven tof be so by a to 4 vote in the supreme courr of the U. g. In summarizing my statements of Bran degee I should say that he thought more of the rights Of the country than for the lives of the children.
 ''In closing I will say that I think the U. 6. should enter the league of nations as 1t now stands and not as the republicans want it. It is a sure thing if the democrats get in that we will have a league of nations. but if the republicans get in perhaps we will and perhaps we won't Let me urge all the women present and let them urge all other women in the town to cast their vote for Cox and Roosevelt and the entire democratic ticket" {
 Adele Murray Talks.
 Berlins own speaker was next on the program. Miss Murray referred to the troublesome times and said 'I am a half worker for the democratic party. as I work for them half of my time and teach school the other half. I cannot see how any woman can vote a straight ticket If their con- science does not guide them so. Com ing to the town meeting the other night I happened to hear a remark passed about myself. I was accused of being a 'rabid democrat will admit that am a staunch supporter of that party. but if you will remember I helped eroll all women whether they were republicans or democrats and furnished machines to carry all kensinEton women to the town hall to bo made voters
 "I wouldn't class Brandegee republican, in fact I wouldn't know where to class him as a man. One hundred and eighty-seven representa- tives voted for the child labor bill and two against 1t. He was one of the two. I always have condemned him as a man he does not represent the people, but only himself. He is not a good senator or a man. Think of his past congressional record and then think of the fact that he republican party is urging the women of the state to put him back in office. hope they scratch so deep that it will be felt for 50 years to come. If you do not want to vote for Lonergan do not vote for Brandegee but give it to the can- didate of either the farmer labor party or the socialists.
 "In closing let me give a few words of praise to John Molumphy. our nominee as representative to the Hartford assembly. He has served faithfully on the school committee and has always been present at all inn portant town meetings. If you are a strong democrat boost Molumphy and the town of Berlin"
 Work on East Berlin Road.
 Word was received this morning by F. W. Mildrum from Claude Stew l ems that work would begin on the 1 East Berlin road next week. MT. i Stevens has had several interviews l with the state highway commission | CTS and through his efforts the re- l pairing of this road is possible.
 A petition was also made up by | several of the townspeopie 10 be for 'varded to Commissioner. Bennett in | Hartford for the Improvement of Ihis road. This coupled with the i, work of Mr.. Stevens has been suc-