New Britain herald., 1928-03-30

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 Councilman Bartlett was greeted with applause as he stood up to speak. He stressed the point that he makes no promises of any sort. except that he will strive to give the city as good an administration as he rossibly can.
 T believe the city can be run economically. he said. II have served on practically every commit lee in the common council and have had ample opportunity to study out every phase of city government and know where changes can be made for the good of the city and it's peO- , rle. II l am elected. my office will ] always be open to the people and plaints and suggestions anyone might want to glye'
 He then spoke on behalf of the two candidates for councilman, J. | kloSkowski and F. BarsZcz. asking the people to cast their votes for ! them.
 Attorney General filling Speaks ! Attorney General B. W. Alling ] expressed his views of the candidate and gave reasons why the voters should elect him mayor.
 We expect what we want at the ! least expense" he said. We can get what We want at the least ex- l1r y1n of business career and that man is 1 Councilman Bartlett. All govern ments work on the principle of least | expense and best profit to the peo. ple. It is important that every dol ! lar spent on taxes brings back a re- suit work it's value, Money judi. ciously spent means lowers taxes and l know that it is MT. Bartlett's sole desire to make it as easy for the people Of this city as he possibly can. That he will work towards realizing this. is my firm belief. You must go out and hustle from now until election day and tell your friends to vote and to vote right"
 Monkiewicz Urges Big Vote 1 Tt is important that the man who is elected to the position of mayor of this city, produce results and give 1he city a sound business admins. tration," said Attorney B. J. Mon. kiewicz. We know for a fact tha' the other party. and you know whom l have reference to, nevel carried on its work in proper manner. It is important then tha' We elect man who can carry on tht work started by his predecessor ant Bartlett. II is necessary that eacl and every voter of the fifth warG take the privilege of voting and us, it to the best advantage. Don' neglect your duty. Take pride ir the fact that you are a citizen ant have a right 10 take part in the af fairs of your city and government Take interest in politics and in af fairs of the city and do it in { proper spirit.'
 Joseph kloskowski. president O the club and candidate for council man of the fifth ward, spoke brief, on his own and r. Barszcz's behalf He said that he made no promise except that he would strive to serv, his people to the best of his abilit. and would represent them as the, should be represented. He assuret them that he would do what hi people want him to do. In remind ing the voters about voting on cleo tiOn day, he asked them not to ex pertinent but to vote right.
 The club will hold final rally ol Monday, April at the same hall.
 Next Tuesday evening. the Fiftl Ward Republican Women's clul will hold a rally at Falcon hall Councilman Donald Bartlett Ia. Collector Bernadotte Loomis, Stan ley Traceski. J. kloskowski ant Mrs. Ruth B. Walther, chairman o the women's republican town com mittee, will be the speakers.