The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-10-28

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 wed ex-Kaiser Wilhelm, and her castI SIDELICHTS ON l THE BIG RALLY
 What a rally!
 Judging from the crowd that tried 1 to get in after the speaking started l the Democrats should have hired the | Yale Bowl for their first attempt.
 Mayor Atwater, followed closely by l John Cornell, were among the first of the local notables to arrive. I The Mayor took charge of the meet l ing for a short while but soon turned over the chairnanship to Archibald I McNe1l, Jr.
 l Archie served admirably we'll. Mrs Atwater had a seat on the ros- I trum.
 Mrs. Archibald McNe1l, nee Ann Orr, former stage star was also on 
 A large gathering of ladies was sprinkled throughout the audience. Did vou notice the large number of young fellows who are turning to the Democratic party? Larry Gill, George Cough1in and the rest of the old vanguard from the 10th were among those present. John Cornell was an interested listener. He stood on the s1del1nes
 Throughout the meeting.
 Dick Lombard and his ever-ready smile were there.
 Sam Greenspun. from the Eleventh, led the cheering.
 "Jigger'McDonald was there also.
 Senator Narrison pulled the follow
 Colorado and Irrigation,
 Kansas and DesoIat1on,
 Oklahoma and Starvation.
 Warren G. Harding and the Re- publican Administration,
 Hail, Fire and Damnat1on,
 am going back East to my wife's
 And I hope to Democratic Ad- l ministration.
 Harrison said he used to chew & wrigley's gum but after Wrgley had contributed s25,000 to the RepubH- can campaign and the next day the Senate passed bill taking the tax off gum. so he cut 1t out
 When Senator Harrison referred to Woodrow Wilson as ''the greatest President of all times," pandemon1um broke loose
 Senator Harrison said he did not want to speak disrespectfu1ly of Sem ator Lodge, whom he Fixed person ally, and had tried many times to make him see the error of his ways, bue he hoped he would be defeated in November
 Dave F'ftzGera1d was a little late, as was Thomas Spellacy-
 Both spoke at a rally in Stamford earlier In the evening"
 Dave extended an invitation to the large assen1blage to drop in and see him at Hartford after the first of the year
 J. Henry Roraback was referred to scathingy-
 Eugene McCann, Brown Derby oaanager was an enthuS; astic listener
 Col. Murphy welcomed the eandi- dates as they entered the hall
 Danbury Ed. Ginty. our next sheriff. was also there-
 Bob Goddard and Joe Devine, can didates for staIs treasurer and judge If probate respectively. sat side by side on the stage
 Alderman Eugene Kelly was voted one of the most enthusiastic men in the audience Gene was with Joe D'EEa-
 George Finley of the Sunday Her ala said he did not see a Ku Klux Klanneo in the whole parade (
 Sam P1otkin, Democratic nominee for representative. was loudly ac- , by the members of his own $ district
 Senator Harrison was voted one of E the best ever by newSpapermen vTc1 1 were sent to interview him The Senator was very forbearing in his !. discussion on the important QT es- 1 ' lions of the day KU KICX DENOUNCED
 BY GOVERNOR ALLEN
 Winfield Kan. Oct 2S-Dec1arfn- ! hat he would drive every member of 2 he Ku Klux Klan from the state in