Perth Amboy evening news., 1921-10-14
BOOM FOR WATERS FOR
ALDERMAN OF THE End
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Mr.. Toolan referred to the recent
def ssued by the second ward alder
ma or any vote he V took on any
question. The speaker referred TO
Mr.. Waters as a man who has the
courage of his convictions. The
speaker urged those present to work
for the other three local candidates.
alderman-at-large and sixth and
fourth ward aldermen, and also for
the entire ticket.
He referred to John Kozusko. the
sixth ward candidate, as a young
active worker of Slavish extraction,
Ma man who would make a good rep
resentative for that section. He also
spoke of Robert MCGUIRE. the fourth
ward candidate, a representative of
a local union. The speaker urged
the workmen to get behind this can
didate and preach the labor gospel.
Mr.. Toolan referred to the Democra-
tic candidate for alderman-at-large,
Richard Calvin, as a well known
man. and well equipped to fill the
office to which he aspires.
William Hallahan candidate for
freeholder again declared for open
| specifications in bidding for road
work, concrete pavement, efficiency
and economy. He told OF the reck-
less manner in which money has
been spent the past two or three
years for patent pavement and also
referred to the recent auto bill eX-
pose.
Referring to Patrick .Fallon, of
South Amboy, his running mate, the
speaker stated he was a man who
understands pavements. a man who
has bid fourteen pr fifteen times
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contract for fear he might do a
good Job at a low price and thus
show up the board.
Patrick Fallon. South Amboy
candidate for the county board,
spoke along the same lines as his
running mate. He told of running
for the Office in past years, and
spoke at length in regard to con
.cte and warrenite pavements. lie
gave a numbe. of humorous illus
trations during the course of his
address.
Mr.. Quinn was introduced as an
old war-horse." He urged the DEM
ocrats to get out on next Tuesday
and get all of their voters registered,
so mat the Republican advantage
gained on primary day could be over
come. Mr.. Quinn referred to the
vote taken by AssemDlyman Lyons
and Peterson. Republicans seeking
reelection this fall. against a bill
enacted to see how far a vice chan
cellor could go in issuing injunc-
tions. This bill would protect the
rights of the people, the speaker
said, and referred to the recent ac-
ton of the court in allowing an eight
cent fare. Mr.. Quinn closed his adj
dress by urging the backing of the
entire ticket.
James Murray, local candidate for
the general assembly. in an address
pointed out the various planks OF his
platform. He favors economy. open
specifications, concrete pavements,
port and waterway development. a
county tuberculosis hospital. labor
laws, congressional aid for ex-serv-
ice men, the "seven sisters" law, re-
vision of the compensation law. and
action against persons found guilty
of proiteering.
James P. Gerity of Woodbridge.
another candidate for the assembly,
also outlined his platform on which
he is running for election. Fred w.
DeVoe, Democratic candidate for
state senator made al address in
which he urged the Democratic
workers in this city and through
out the county to get put and hus-
tie on next Tuesday. He spoke in
favor of labor. referred TO his as
sembly record and asked the CO.
operation of the voters for himself
and the remainder of the ticket.
Richard Calvin, candidate for al
derman-at-large. John koZusko,
sixth ward aldermanic candidate. and
Robert Mcclure. fourth ward an
didate. also spoke. In his address,
Assistant Prosecutor John E. Too
Ian made it known that a monster
Democratic meeting will be held in
the Auditorium in this city on Oc-
tober 2S or November %. at which
time Governor Edward /. Edwards
and other notable state speakers will
be in attendance. John w. Kelly
presided at last nights meeting.