The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-11-08
Early Borough
 Vote Is Heavy
l.4OO Cast at 10 A. M.- Enthusiastic Rallies Close Campaign" "
 Banquet Date Set

the aftermath Of the war then he said these countries would be In worse condition than the United States for at the end of the war our country was the greatest creditor nation on tho face of, tho globe. He referred to an article written by Frank vanderllp. one of the fore- most banking authorities in the world, this article he said appeared in this weeks issue of the Satur- day Evening Post. It is non-parti- san and gives the facts. The United States government he said is going Into business. It has always been the policy of government to keep out of business. yet the present ad- the railroads, the banks and instir- ance companies which means noth- ing more or less than the govern 7 ment is entering into buEiness for In the cases of many of the banks tho country has loaned as much as the entire amount of the banks capital. He appealed to the voters for their own best interests to go to the polls today and refute the past administration and elect Franklin D. Roosevelt and the en- tire democratic ticket.
 Mir Dodd Of Yale university gave a very interesting talk, lambasted the republican administration of Herbert. Hoover, and took United. States Senator Hiram Bingham ovcr the coals. He attacked him for taking the paid secretary of the Manufacturers association of Connecticut into the meeting of the finance committee when the hear ing was being held on the tariff. He charged that Senator Bingham through his actions was not only unfit to be 2 candidate for the U, IS. senate but likewise unfit to be smallcst hamlet or village in the state.
 Judge Gormiey in closing liis campaign reiterated his claims made all during the campaign. that the republican administration alone is reshonsible for the present con- ditionA Of the country. They have been in absolute control of the gov ernment for q period of twelve years and through inefficiency and nlismanagement of government plunged the country into It's pres ent state. He urged the voters to go to the polls today and cast their ballot straight for the election of the democratic candidates from top to bottom. All of the other speak CTS likewise urged the voters to vote the straight democratic ticket in order that the country may be brought back to . government of the people instead of special inter- ests.
 Annual ssY'' Banquct.
 Notices have ben mailed to nouncins t that tho annual dinner of the association and business meeting will Do held in social rooms on November 10th. Annual reports will be submitted and re- ports of officers made at this ees. sion. All membere who plan on attending are urged to notify the association not later han Friday Miss BeryI Bronson of Beacon night Of this week.
 Gave Interesting Talk.
 A very interesting talk on prison welfare before the members of the Naugafuck Women'e club yester- day Afternoon In Pythian hall by Mrs Martha F. Falconer. Mrs Fai- coner was one Of the pioneers 1n the work Of converting the old lPhiiadeiphia house of Refuge into the first correctional institution for way fard youth. Tho speaker told of the reforms that have been made in recent years in the hand- ling ok wayWnrd youth. The speak CT has visited many institutions not only in this country buf fn Europe and her talk was q very Interesting one. The lentertainmeit at the meeting was fs5fnfsbed by Fails who favored with several violin selections. She was accom-