New Britain herald., 1930-04-04


 last factory rally for Quigley. He said today that he does not plan to speak at a noon day rally Monday.
 Rival Parties Fail, Kelly Says
 Charging that both the republican and democratic parties have failed to improve the conditions in this city for the past 30 years, Martin Kelly, independent candidate for mayor, predicted today that there IS no remedy except by abandoning the parties. Otherwise there will be 30 years more of the "empty dinner pail" he told employees of the New Britain Machine Co. at the factory gate on Chestnut street.
 What have the parties given you and what have the candidates to offer that they ask for your sup port 2" questioned the candidate. "A list of figures a yard long is no ar gument and I ask you have either of the candidates given you any constructive criticism during the week of campaigning We don't believe they can get economy from q list of figures which they have used in their arguments.
 Instead of introducing the real issues in the campaigns the candi- dates call each other liars,' he as serted. T warn you. You have giV- en them full control of the city gov ernment and some of you probably know the conditions that exist here. Go to city hall and sec that bread line Of 1900 unemployed citizens, each Of them willing to work to support his family and keep them away from the town homo"
 Big Fish Eat Minnows
 Continuing, he said
 If the people continue 10 elect those who are responsive to and servile to machine controlled groups. there should be no complaint when monopoly begins 10 grind the peo- merchant and business man have been aligned with the Old Guard crowd in politics on the fallacious assumption that their interests have been identical with theirs.
 They have all been business men and capitalists. Now they have dis covered that they are like fish in an quarium-the fish arc all fish, but when the big fish begin eating the minnows it is foolish to tell the min- mo, ;,,t cal with those of the big fish.
 The small business man is be- ing swallowed by the big fellow and is becoming alarmed,
 Here in New Britain we will have opportunity to vote for candi- dates who arc being supported by big financial groups that are the bcneticiaries of monopoly.
 There arc candidates who stand for another philosophy-that tho common welfare is paramount to big profits for a favored few. It will be interesting to watch next Tuesdays vote in an effort to ap- praise how deeply this machine con- trol of city life has affected voters of our city.
 'The people have an opportunity next Tuesday to say whether or not they approve of system that has produced high tax rate, unfair as- sossments, waste and extravagance of the peoples money Will they take the trouble next Tuesday to go to the polls and register that pro- test? 3"
 Only two rallies more are being planned by the independent party town committee. one for Saturday night at s o'clock at Main and East Main streets and the other at the Falcon hall on Beaver street Sun day night at s o'clock.
 Republican Rallies
 Chairman Ginsbure of the republj- can town committee announced to- day that rally would be held Sun day afternoon at o'clock at Central High school auditorium Speakers will include Candidate Quigley Chairman Ginsburg and other prom. inent members of tho party. A con- cert will be given by a band of 35 pieces under tho direction of Prof James Frugale.
 Attorney Andrew Aharonian will preside at an Armenian republican rally at the Armenian church audi torium on Fremont street. Sunday night at 7:50 o'clock. Mir. Aharonian said today that he expects 500 to be in attendance.
 Other speakers will be Attorney Harry Ginsburg, Donald L. Bartlett Judge Morris b. Saxc and George A. Quiglcy.
 C.. o. P. Rally Tonight
 Fourteen speakers arc on the program at the republican rally that will be held in Odd Fellows hall tonight Republican leaders predict that this will be one of the largest rallies of the campaign.
 Chairman Ginsburg will preside and will introduce Candidate Quie- ley, William G. Gibney and F. Will liam Huber, candidates for the com mon council from the first ward i; Alderman William II. Judd, Coun- cilmon Gleason Parker and Kenneth II. Walther Of the third ward :; states Attorney F. w. Alling and State Comptroller Edward r. Hall; Prosecuting Attorney Joseph G Woods, William II. Day, the candi- date for comptroller; Attorney David l.. Nair, Edwin A. Parker present police commissioners, and Donald L. Bartlett.
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