Norwich bulletin., 1912-08-31
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he wasn't politician, is the strongest man to whom the government can pS for the next four years to come He is William Howard Tatt' (Applause.)
 State Delegates.
 The call was read and on the request for nominations Frederic w. Cary arose, stating that the political situa- ton is peculiar thls year. We are moi here divided among ourselves, but W, are to send 8 delegation which shall have free rein to choose. As man or political sagacity and one who has nae much experience at Hartford, MT. cary nominated Henry W. Tibbits. Judge Nelson J. Avling proposed the name of George E. Fellows Carper K. Bailey was nominated by J. w. Blackburn for the third member of the delegation to the state convention.
 Not a Bull Mooser.
 John H. Barnes stated that his part in the official programme of the even ing was to present the name Of George w. Rouse He is not a Bull MoOser,' he added, and there was laughter. This completed the state delegation. Important Year in Congressional Dis
 triet.
 In making the nomination for the first congressional delegate, Henry w. Tibbits spoke of the difference in the congressional district as contrasted with former years and he believed that it was an important year. We have heard very little of candidates from the republican party, but we have a number of strong men He was very glad to see business men interested in [ .T-Ts Hc4.4.. l. ~4,tan A t, Vl1r in nomination the name of a gentle man who is very much occupied in business but finds time to take part in any movement for the benefit of Nor wich-Frederic W. Cary. Ennis Pais- 1 ley nominated George N. Beardov Charles H. Bushnell nominated Alex ander Reeves, and John w. McKinlej proposed the name of Charles W l Pearson.
 Delegates to Senatorial Convention.
 When nominations for senatoria ! delegates were called for next, Tyle1 Cruttenden spoke of the necessity fol choosing men of good judgment an( as a man of business ability he named I William H. Allen of 10 Huntington i place. H. H. Pettis nominated Ash | ley T. Boon for the second member O the delegation. and there was applause James w. Blackburn was nominated 1 by Wesley Calkins. and Charles W Burton by Charles W. Pearson.
 Herman Alofsin True Blue.
 For delegate to the probate conven tion s. H. Reeves placed in nomina ton Frank Fl. Smith. George Fl. Stan ton nominated Herman Alofsin. 2c l whereupon J. c. Fitzpatrick asked l | the candidate were a Bull Mooser 0 for Taft MT. Stanton said Mr Alofsi was no Bull Mooser9 that he cam from his own district and that he wa true blue. George N. Beardow noml mated Ennis Paisley and George E Fellows nominated C. Leslie Hopkin,
 There was no contest over nomina tions whatever and all were unani mously adopted as proposed.
 Town Committee Filled.
 Henry W. Tibbits made the motto that the town committee be empowere to fill vacancies and there was a gen eral movement for the door, until tn chairman announced that the meetin had not been legally adjourned and l L. Burnap announced that owing [ press of business Charles w Pearso had been forced to resign from th town committee. Charles ]. Twist { the same district was unaninousl elected to i'll the vacancy and adjourn ] ment was then taken, just before o'clock