New Britain herald., 1930-10-31
seymour Says Factories
 Would Close If Demo- ] crats Won - Quigley Calls Annexation Issue Middletown Mayor De- nies Republicans Are to Blame for Depression.

\ Yearly 4Un members and tTioa 'i ] rf the John Ericsson Republican Alub gathered in odd Fellows hail sSn Arch street last night to hear q .3bng list of republican speakers tell 4hy they thought the members 1 tllould vote the republican ticket 1scxt Tuesday. and despite the long Program, most of the audience stay Gd to the finish and heard Judge Earl F. Anderson of Middletown, in E voice of thunder, berate the -6emocratic leaders.
 E. The principal speaker was Mayor teamuel A. Carlson of Jamestown, N.
 Fl, who told several stories and gave Considerable praise to President Hoover and his work during the Bast two years. Mayor George \ Euirley, in a burst of impa@gionc anGtory, demanded that republicans -Bc sent to Hartford so that there sEan be bigger and better New Britain through annexation of Elm All and Maple Hill sections of New .4ston.
 l Representative Thure Bengtson Mas chairman of the meeting, and
 be had different method of intro Nuction for each speaker, which sEaught the fancy of the audience sown Committee Chairman Harry sHinsberg was the first speaker. s, sss. Calls Cross Record Nil
 % Comparing tho records of the twr Hlcn heading the party tickets 1T zE1e state. Ernest F. Rogers anG Mean Wilbur L. Cross. Mir. Gins Burg went to some length to dc. 1cribe the republican standard bear Frs public record.
 :. The democratic candidate has Never given even five minutes of his -Ame to the public, nor has he ha. Any experience at all in political ol Legislative work. He has been 1T Educator, and q good one, probably,
 Pe said.
 The town chairman spoke warm. 1 Of the three candidates from New aDritain to the general assembly, o,
 he republican ticket, Senator Et Eest W. Chriat, candidate for reele 1, lion, and Representatives William r Zange and Eangtson.
 seymour ENtoIs New Britain
 . Col. Clarence w. Seymour, can. dadate for congressman, was intro. 0uced as "one of the leading law. ger Of Connecticut, and q man whc has always commanded the respect | every person who has known
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 tol. Seymour, who was to speak
 another rally in Windsor last B sht.HdeclarGd that he would have
 be brief, but "there are certain K iths that yog should know" He
 n3iderCd New Britaill3a as a shining ht for the rest of the republicans - the state to follow because of tht Brightness of the prospects for re- s4ablican victory here next Tuesday He then explained at length the Wcaning Of a protective tariff and eld the reason why he thought q Npublican congress should be elect.
 Tn this day of q temporary de. 1ression it is wise to keep the hish RrifI wall because 90 per cent Oi De goods made in this country )s 2Dnsumed here, and we do not want +& this time in particular. foreign @ade goods, made at very low costs Bumped into this country and thus 4cep the return of prosperity away Ahy longer.
 New Britain is affected by in. &lstrial depression because Of inc 1evolution in Brazil and the high {9riff on wheat in Italy. Italy got Der wheat from Brazil. and now tbat Brazil cannot ship because ot Me internal state Of affairs in that Gpuntry the United States would be