New Britain herald., 1930-10-23

ocratic candidate for the lieutenant said that the "repub- lican patent on prosperity has run out He remarked that the G. o. P. did keep one promise, that of farm relief. He said that they relieved the farmers of everything they had
 MT. Leary said that the repubii- cans had turned down a proposi- ton offered by the city of Water bury, whereby the state would ac-I quire an isolation hospital at tho nominal rental of sl year. He ada ed that the long continuance of tho c. o. P. in power here has made them careless.
 David Wilson of Hartford, candi- date for attorney general. stressed the need for an amendment to the law which provided 12 per cent penalty to delinquent taxpayers.
 Speaking of Augustine LonerSan of Hartford, nominee for congress, Attorney Dutton told the rally that he got carload of sugar for Bris- tol during the war" and termed him "a "stalwart, clean, efficient and well known man." The candidate asserted that there were approximately 10o.- 900 persons out of work in this state now, and 90 per cent Of the mer- chants are struggling to meet their bills. The current depression, he ex- claimed, was not due to the opera ton of economic laws; it is the way the present administration has at tempted to run public affairs.
 He gave as one reason for the de- pression. the wild speculation of nine billions of dollars in stocks" He said that the people were build ing houses of cards on quicksand foundations and that crash was unavoidable. He advocated adequate protection for the American manu- featuring producer, who is hamper ed in this country by the high tariff. Many American firms, he related. have been forced to build factories in foreign countries so that they might sell their products there. These plants employ native labor anu lui HlSli Npl " iiiN~b "AW should be Americans, he claimed.
 The republican party he accused of straddling the prohibition plat form, saying that in the country they shout, Don't you cry. were dry" and in the city. Don't you fret, we're wet" He voiced himself as entirely in favor of prohibition and Volstead act repeal, and said that he did not favor the return of the saloon.
 Former Mayor Angelo Paonessa of New Britain delivered a brief ad- dress before the rally was brought to a close.
 Parade Prccedcs Rally
 A lengthy parade in which about a hundred automobiles, brightly dec orated with posters, their occupants displaying red torches. preceded the rally. The procession started at Elks' hall, South street. and con- tinued through the principal streets of the city.
 The parade was led by car bear ing Dean Cross and local officials of the democratic party.
 Seymour Addresses Banquetcrs
 Colonel Clarence w. Seymour, re- publican candidate for congress, told members of the republican town committee and its guests at . ban- quet held at Chippanee Country club last night that tariff protection was grave necessity in this country. He said that workers of Hartford county would be out of jobs if it were not for the high tariff wall built by the | G. O. P.
 The meeting was presided over by l Attorney Frederick w. Beach, con1- mittee chairman. Mrs. Joseph ". Asop of Avon, state central commit teewoman, spoke before the colonel. Iarsrn-Larson | Miss Alice Elenora Larson, daugh- ter of MT. and Mrs. Joseph Larson of A Ingraham street, became the bride of Einar Alai Larsen at 9:3o o'clock yesterday morning at 'the 1 Prospect Methodist church. Rev. Hubert D. Jones performed the cere- mony.
 | Miss Dorothy Larson was maid of | honor and Albert Wheeler of Plain- vile was best man. The bride was educated in the local public schools and Smith Business college. and is at present employed by the Rousseau Furniture company. The bride groom is an electrician. After 8 i " "eduing trip through Maine. the couple will reside at 4c 1ngraham | street.
 Aunt Ih,cia' Aunt Lucia" a college comedy. will be presented at the Bristol High school auditorium on November 6 and by the Business and Profess sional Women's club. The players arc being directed by Miss Mary Lee Wall of the Universal Producing company, Fairfield. Ia.
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