Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-02-09


At the Tables.
Those present were Gov. Frank B.
Weeks, E. NJ. Wheaton, Or. Omer La
G. cue H. A, sroWn, George q. shaw. q. =.
Hammond, E. L. Kelley, Isaac Cham
peau, Rev. Frank ID. Sargent Mayor
Archibald Macdonald. Harry IL. Back,
Randolph II. Chandler L. III. Heaiey.
Dady. J. B. raten, Jr.. z. M. corbin,
w. y. Wheaton, Charles L. Torrey, z.
H. Keech. L. II. Fuller. L. Il, Smith,
F. W. Perry, =; q. letters, >: z; Car
c. F. Waterman, J. G. johnson. w. a.
Wheaton, George Miner, Leon 7. viii
son, Charles A Potter, A 8. Macdon-
aid. E. NJ. Arnold, q. ID. Bugbee, e. A.
Joslin, ]. r. Carpenter, Ralph Tefft,
Brodeur. e. A. Hawkins.
Landlord Rogers menu was excel
lentaiy prepared and was as follows:
Oysters on Shell
Clear Consomme
Olives Sailed Almonds Celery
Fflet OF Sole Sauce Tartaase
Cucumbers Japanese Potatoes
Glaze au Rheim
Roman Punch
Red Currant Jelly
Asparagus Tips Ponnnaes PURGE
Lettuce and Tomato Salad
Roquefort-American Cheese
Toasted Crackers
Nuts Cafe NoIr @'a'H'
Under the festive decorations placed
in Hammond hall for the fremen'e ball
of the previous evening, the reception
for Governor Weeks began shortly aft
er O'Clock. There was a strongly
representative gathering OF Putnam
professional and business men present
to be presented to his exceilency. as
well as q number OF well known CID
zens from nearby towns. Those in the
receiving party here were: President
r. NJ wheaton. Rev. FL d. Sargent.
Mayor Archibald Macdonald, Governor
Weeks, Judge Harry E. Bsck. Daniel
son; Hon Randolph III. Chandler,
Thomps9n; = Ar %1snat. Nor pam 9res:
Leonard II. Heary, Woodstock, and At
torney ]. f. Carpenter. Csrgiii or
chestra played during the reception,
after which came the speech MAILING
period of the evening.
Ex-senator Chandler Speaks.
In his speech, Hon. r. II. Chandler of
Thompson said In part:
Had the present executive been the
nominee OF the last state convention
he would have received as large a vote
as has been cast in wiudham county.
Should he be the nominee OF the next
state convention, he VIII receive the
largest vote ever cast In this county.
"The last few days much has been
written and spoken OF the sweet and
beautiful life of William Mckinley. and
/ know of nothing more appropriate az
this time than q reference to the
marked quality in mis- life and the lives
of all men who have become distin-
euished. He had the moral courage TO
stand alone. In his boyhood, as q. SOL
dier, lawyer, and afterwards statesman,
he never hestitated even when the peo-
pie were against him TO stand up with
tremendous courage Tor o principle, ana
for the interests of all the people. II
you VIII recall those tried days at the
capitol when he stood almost alone on
those great questions of vital interest
to the American people, and that, too:
against the most violent editorials OF
the press, and that afterwards the peo-
PIE came TO him, you recognize his
power.
at fs not the great wealth OF a poo
pie which brings happiness 20 ite doors.
IL is not the greatness Of Washington
or Lincoln or Mckinley and others. II
Is the individuality of its people. and
every individual citizen should say not
~what can ] do for my counsry5' but