The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-10-04

Mayor Frank Hayes cooperation with Jewish people of Waterbury during the past six years that he has been chief executive Of the city was lauded last night at rally held in the Hebrew institute on Kingsbury street. The gathering was sponsored by the Jewish Den- ocratic club. For years rallies have been held at the institute but last nights gathering was the largest of its kind in the history of Wa. terbury. Leading Jewish residents pointed to the record of service behind the six years of the Hayes administration. Mayor Hayes and his running mates on the demo- cratic ticket also spoke, answering charges made by the republicans and promising to conduct the mu- nicipal government on as high an efficient plane as has been done in the past.
 Alderman Harry Baumel called the meeting to order, referring to Mayor Hayes as 8 true and trusted friend of the Jewish people. He turned the duty of conducting the meeting over to Bernat Holczer. Alderman Baumel pointed out that Mayor Hayes has been elected chief executive of the city three times and is also the states lieu- tenant governor at the present time. He added that Mayor Hayes holds the interests of the Jewish people of Waterbury at heart and should be reelected. If he was good enough for the voters of the state, he declared, Mayor Hayes should be good enough for the electors of Waterbury.
 Holczer IIauds Hayes
 Mayor Hayes presence at the Hebrew institute last night at a time when the Jewish people are observing their high holy day sea- son was praised by MT. Holczer. Next Monday night, he stated, the day of atonement will be observed by the Jewish people. He urged his listeners to go out the next morning, Tuesday, and vote for Mayor Hayes and the entire demo- cratic ticket. MT. Holczer also stressed the fact that the demo- cratic party must be returned. to office next Tuesday so that its or- ganization may be kept intact for the election next year in which President Franklin D. Roosevelt will be asked to be named the nations chief executive once more.
 Democratic Town Chairman John H. Crary told his huge audience that he appreciated the great many Jewish friends that he has i'll Waterbury. He told how he helped Charles Fine to be elected alder man many years ago and how he has watched his career ever sinco he moved to Hartford. Hardly city board has existed under May or Hayes, he said, without a Jew ish representative being on as a He also told his listeners that they have a fine rep resentative in the. person of Ed ward Goldberg on the democratic ticket, who is running for the board of aldermen, and urged everybody to vote for him.
 Abraham Matzin, well nown local merchant, spoke in the Yid- dish tongue, lauding Mayor Hayes attitude towards the Jewish people and pointing out that the Jewish get their share of recogni- ticn from the city government.
 City Treasurer Edward l.. Tuttlc stated that he has been going be- fore the flemish people for the past 30 years asking for their support and he thanked his listeners for the responce he has received. School Commissioner Nathan Freedman declared that he has served the Jewish people as a of the board of education for l6 years. Through the demo- crats, he declared, Jewish boys and girls have been given the ops to teach in Waterbury's schools.
 City Sheriff William J. Roach stated that he made his first politi- cal address at the Hebrew institute and that he was pleased with the way the Jewish people supported him. Tax Collector William Ennis said that he promised four years | ago in an address at the institute | to be honest, efficient and courteous and that he has tried to show every consideration possible to the people who owed back tax bills and who were in dire straits.
 Hebrews Work Hard
 Harry Frank stated that the Jewish people have worked hard for the democratic ticket In the past and urged all to get out next