New Britain herald., 1930-04-04
RIVAL CANDIDATES
 TALK IN 9TH WARD
Republicans, Democrats and h. dependentS on Same Platform

Amid heckling and grumbling :>n unusual form of rally was held last night at s o'clock at the Falcon hall on Beaver street when candidates from the republican. democratic and independent parties spoke from the same platform~ before an ar- dience that filled the hall to capa- city, Many were unable to enter the hall and it was considered to be one of the largest gatherings in the hall.
 The rally was called by officers of the Polish American Republican club and the Polish Political club No. 1. At the opening of the meet ing B. A. Grzybowski. president of the Republican club, presented Jo- seph Kozakiewicl, president of the Political club, who acted as chair man.
 Adam Kolodziej, candidate for the common council from the sixth ward on the indepeiuent ticket, ap- neared in his first address during the campaign and spoke on behalf of his party. c! am eager to repre- sent the people of the sixth ward in the common council and I'm here tonight to ask you for your sup port" he said after he had des- cribed the efforts of the party which was formed by the Citizens Prop erty Owners association.
 T need your assistance and I'm out to win. I have agreed to run on their ticket because I am dis satisfied with the other parties,' he said.
 Calls Independent Party Menace
 Declaring that the independent party is a menace to the fifth ward and is interfering with "clean poli- tics" Julian Twarowski, prominent Falcon dramatist, stated that the independent party should be put out of existence because it will split the vote in the fifth ward.
 T favor the Citizens Property #Cwners' association because its severe criticism of city officials in- duces them to watch their steps and these actions may decrease the tax rate" he said.> But as an in bPpCliucile patty, tIlc dSSOCldllUil has failed in all respects and I do rot hesitate to say that the party will not be recognized as a powcr- tul organization until 20 years from TOW. AS l said before tho party is interfering and breaking up the parties in the fifth ward and with it in the race during this election tho fifth ward result, is moro uncer- tain," he persisted.
 Alderman Peter J. Pajewski, can- didate for school board, stated he considered it a great honor to be |, candidate for that office and he promised that his efforts will be di- rected for the good Of the peop!2 He spoke on his work in the con- mon council.
 ''I am here to safeguard the resi- dents of the fifth ward" Dr. Jol,n J. Tokarczyk, candidate for tho common council, said after he had taken the platform. This can only ba accomplished when unity among our people is assured and all the voters in the ward support their fellow candiates.'
 Walter Zajkowski, also a candi- date for the common council. spoke of his experience which he said qualified him to seek the position. He asked the support of the voters in the fifth ward.
 Dr. Roman Lekston urged the voters to support the republican candidates before them to make q complete representation of the ward ll the common council. He spoke of the qualifications of the candi- dates for their respective offices.
 Judge Stanley J. Traccski assert cd that the republican party was the most advantageous for the pco- pie. 'The republican party has made me a judge and I'm sure hal + not been for the party l would not be where I am today. The party has given you Jhdge in this city and many other important Of fees and you should show your appreciation by voting for these candidates before you.'
 Majewicz Asks Support
 Selectman kasimir MajcNicz, who l5 seeking a. reelection to that of- flee on the democratic ticket, asked he support of his fellow club members. T have taken care .,f my duties as selectman to the best o( my ability and I am asking yop 10 send me down to city hall for another term" he said Polish people were never rccog- nlzed until they united and won the reputation of being that uncertain fifth',' said Attorney Martin r. Stempien. He complimentcd the officials and members of the cluLs who sponsored the rally and he made a short sketch of the accom- pllshment of the organizations ! Why does not the democratic candidate for comptroller make speeches in other wards than the fifth" Attorney B. J. Monkicwic2, are only distributed in the fifth ward, asked the audience. He ac- cused Paul Nurczyk, the candidate of being on the ticket only to at tract Polish votes. His pictures are only distributed in tht fifth ward, and l tell you gentlemen, this ward alone won't win him that office," he shouted. "I am not tell ing you to vote against him but after the election watch closely fo~ the results from the other wards and you will be convinced that my statements are true," he said.
 Andrew Rogala, a member of the club, accused candidates on the il or nrr tjC jnl nf ,,l-t e.. their own interest. "I am not men,