Norwich bulletin., 1912-10-03

Moose club memberships were greatly inflated, apparently, in their reports, and he had reason to know that the democrats were contributing finan- cially to the Bull Moose party there.
 In Putnam today he said he had not been able to find any Bull Moosers and the only button he had seen in Norwich had been on a woman at the hotel.
 Four -fifths of the progressives were voting blind, MT. Camp said, want ing to vote for Roosevelt but not knowing what they were voting for. This adherance by republicans to Roosevelt would be but contribution towards democratic success. These same voters are going to vote for republican state and local candidates.
 Wants 300 Plurality For Taft. Mir. Camp predicted the end of in dustrial prosperity in this state if we get. Wilson 2 president and another Wilson bill Norwich wants to give President Taft the same 800 plurality that 1t did four years ago. Organiza- 1 tion would be an effective means to accomplish this, for these clubs would work as an auxiliary to the town committee. The National league will assist in the rallies to be held, and in the end these cooperating labors will ge great contribution towards re-
 publican success in the state and the
 nation.
 | Chairman Hall took up a remark made by Organizer Camp about MT. Roosevelt's publicity department, 1 which he said reminded him of the F. l T. Barnum's famous expression about the people to be fooled.
 | Vote to Organize.
 On motion of Charles s. Twist il was voted to organize a local repub- lican club through committee of hvt to make constitution and bylaws tc
 report at 8 future meeting. MT. Twisi
 said that he believed in fight fol
 good principles and he was thoroughly
 in favor of the organization of thu
 club in Norwich. William B. Youns
 set the mark for membership at 50l
 and advised to defer election of off.
 cers for a permanent organization til
 a proportionate enlistment is obtained William B. Young, Charles s. Twist
 Louis R. Church, Judge \. T. Aylini
 and Tyler Cruttenden were appointed
 on the committee by the chairman
 but the last named asked to be ex cused because of absence from tn
 city for the next few days. Ashley I
 Boon was put on the committee il
 MT. Cruttenden's place.
 All To Secure New Members. On motion of George E. Fellows l was voted that each man presen
 should circulate a membership list an l there was 8 unanimous assent to tn | plan. All new signers are to be urge , to come to the next meeting. Get the Young Men. Mir. Hall explained a number of point about the club. mentioning that 1t ha no dues. and that 1t was hoped t . have enough local clubs organized have the state convention before tn i, presidential election, but it was hardl to be expected. A question by Tyle | ID. Guy brought out the point the [ young men from is years up migf : join and 1t was urged that the youn 5. men especially be induced to becon members.
 A vote of thanks was passed to On ], ganizer Camp. and on motion of M A Burnap, 1t was voted to name u
 lclub the Norwich Republican club. During the meeting M. M. Moo ,. interrupted the proceedings so mar i, times that he was finally threatent :, with election by the chairman. Th vv kept him quiet for a while until fina !. ly he made another speech and thu
 walked forward and signed the TO
 announcing that he was republics
 who had first voted for James A. Ga n field and had been stalwart ev Il since.