New Britain herald., 1920-10-27

labor is concerned is a halter which would strangle the education progress of the young of the nation. Without education. a child hasn't a chance are you going to vote for a man who refused the children q chance to live completely? What matters the waste of brides? Waste even another and help lead the Republican Party into a decent appreciation of the needs of children and depedent women. Horses and mules are coming in for a big share of attention.
 But I say to you. What About Children And tho answer vtction is Do Not vote for man whose official record is denial of tho rights of the children of America: whose recorded opposition means that Connecticut voiced a will ingness to keep in ignorance the chil- dren of the non-rich.
 Are you going to support candi- date who puts the interests of party before tho needs of tho young? Your vote against Mir. Brandegee is the only vital protest you can hand the Re- publican Party: 1t is through the vot- ing influence of Republican mothers that such men as Senator Frank B. Brandegeo will bo eliminated from state ana
 Democrats Protest.
 Tho democratic town committed records itself as protesting the alleged unfair means by which people were led to believe that the citizenship talk by Mrs. Kichelt at the Berlin town hall last Monday was to be n demo- cratic rally. The committee had nnth- ing whatever to do with the arrange menta of bringing Mrs. Kichelt to Berlin. nor was any member Of the committee responsible for her pres ence. though the efforts are appre- ciated by all intelligent people re- gardIess of party. they say.
 Mrs. Richelt talked of tho machin- cry of politics. not the machine, and gave an instructive talk as to the ue- cessity of women attending the cau- cuses. Tho democratic town commit teo declares that It further protests what 1t terms the unspeakable distor- ton of Article g of the league of nations and reminds the clean -nind- cd people that defeat is better than success bought at an unfair advantage.
 Mixers !.rrive.
 Four cement mixers to bo used on tho East Berlin road arrived ih town yesterday. IL ia expected tat work on the road Will begin within a week. A New Britain manufacturer has promised to supply all the cement re- uuired on tho road. With the arrival of tho cement no time will bo lost in pushing tho project ahead and tho contractor said this morning that the laying of cement would be completed within nine days after beginning work.
 womcn's Aid Asked.
 An appeal is being sent out by the republican town committee for wom- en to assist at the polls on next Tues day. If there are any who feel they can afford the time they should leave their names with either H. Henry Deming or Claude Stevens. The heads of the republican party in town are about to form a ten o'clock club. which Is being sent about will have to vote before 10 o'clock on Novem- Der ?. This will be a great help for those in charge and will enable them to count the votes more quickly in the evening.
 Approve of New Fare.
 Many people in town, especially commuters on the trolley approve of the new ten cent fare to be estab- lished by the company and which will 20 into effect next Monday morn ing At the present rate 1t costs 3 cents from the terminal on Berlin street to the center of New Britain. IL is six cents from the terminal to the Berlin depot and seven cents from tho depot to the center of New