New Britain herald., 1930-10-27
POLITICIANS PUSH CAMP AIGN ISSUES
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co.'s Pulaski. nearest Of kin 10 Brig adler General Pulaski"
 The candidate gave the souvenir, mounted in q frame. 10 the Polish societies of New Britain. The text, accompanied by the souvenir. reads:
 This autographed card of Count Francois Pulaski was handed to Ernest F. Rogers, past president general of the national society, Sons of American Revolution, in the na- society in Washington, D. C., by the Count, in person. on October 25, 1929, when calling upon, the offI cials.
 Count Francois Pulaski is of the nearest kin 10 Brigadicr General Pulaski, the Polish hero mortalIy wounded in Savannah, Ga, while fighting for American independence and dying October II, l7T9. He is minister plenipotentiary fro Poland to France, and is descendant of the brother of Brigader General Pulaski"
 The Polish Literary Guild, an or ganization comprised of nine organi- zations, will meet next Thursday evening at the Falcon hall 10 make plans 10 display the souvenir Bengtson Appeals for Party Support
 The republican party has made vast improvements in this state for the past 15 years" declared Repre- sentative Thure Bengtson, who is seeking reelection. The party is of fering you experienced men for pub lie offices. When you go to the polls on November don't take the rcins out of the hands of the party which has so successfully carried on the ad ministration"
 Stating that he had been in poli- tics when the democratic party de- feated the republicans an vice. versa, Representative William F. Lange, who is also seeking ree1cc- tion, said that the party with which he is affiliated has created more prosperity. Are you going to elect
 
 tics buc in their profcssion?" he asked. Vote for the party which has done most for you and after election you can conscientiously say you have done your duty"
 State Aiding Sick. Christ Says
 Senator Ernest w. Christ spoke at length of the states accomplish ments, stating that Connecticut stands on top of the list in efficiency, having larger percentage of in stitutions to take care of tubercu- losis persons than any other state
 ''The state has five sanitariums for children and adults with plans being made for their extension, be- sides maintaining homes for the crippled children and deaf and dumb" he said.
 Educational system Of the state which makes it possible for men and women 10 take trades or better themselves in their avocations is remarkable accomplishment, espe- cially when conditions arc depress- ing.
 Speaking in behalf of Judge Ben 52min W. Alling, candidate for pro- bate court Senator Christ assured tho audience that the candidate is on the road to recovery.
 Judge filings connection with the police court has given him a keen view point on life and that together with his other offices he qualities to be candidate for the pro- hate judgeship," he said.
 If he is elected, Colonel Seymour, candidate for congressman. said that the oX-servicomcn would re- ceive al! the necessary convenicnc S, especially a larger hospital which will soon be needed.
 Seymour for High Wage scale
 Tn New Britain we must protect the working man and keep high scale wages. because they cannot compete with workmen of other countries" he said. of VOL wish 10 maintain standard living conditions send mo 10 Washington"
 Claiming that the republicans arc not responsible for tho depression. Assistant T.. $. District Attorney George M. Cohen, in his address, stated that the party could not be blamed for conditions
 Professor Cross taught English at Halr for many years, undoubtedly being a remarkable man in that profession but his experience in pol itics and government would not make him q suitable candidate for governor" he assorted
 Lieutenant Governor Rogers on inc other hand is a highly oxpcr- fenced man in government duties. itbeing experienced in every branch. fou'N" been getting good ~ovcrn- noni from thr republican party and if ia your duty 10 send back these candidates tu their oulceS"
 Griglcy Want, C.. O. r. Assembly Mayor gnlstry urged tho audience 10 vote the republican ticket after speaking Of th" importanro of 'h" l"'~"r and greater New Britain. 'iHIs !rar important Egisluiou , will c2'a' before tbo lo'.islafurr. in- portant 10 the citv Of New Britain. '' he said. "Nocl,y Hill, Elm Hill, parts