Connecticut western news., 1912-11-14
The Wurra Wurra Club.

There was full attendance of mem bers present when Mayor Rowe called the meeting to attention, in the unavoid- able absence of the president, A. Hand some Herriman, who was up at Ed. LOT raine's fixing up plans and specifications for a cabinet for President-elect Wilson
 The minutes of the previous meeting were read by MT. Bullock and ordered approved as read. The Opening Ode was pretty badly sung by the deputy sheriff but nobody had nerve enough to criticise it.
 Chairman pro tenn. Rowe then declared the meeting open for business, and said he would call for report from the chair man of the campaign committee.
 The committees chairman, William l. Reel, got up and stated that he regretted 1 to report that the political powers had re- jected the proposition to have the returns canvassed and revised by the Club be- fore being announced, shielding them selves behind the shelter of "the law" which enabled them to make the excuse that they could not submit them to the Club for inspection and revision. Hence the returns made a somewhat different showing than they would if the Clubs committee had been treated with more consideration.
 The chair inquired why it was that the result in North Canaan was so very diff fereht from the general result through out the country.
 MT. Reel replied that he supposed it't was because North Canaan was so very different from the rest of the country generally-it wasn't carried off its feet by popular clamor.
 Clint Roraback thought the Club ought at least to demand recount of the representative vote, and made motion to that effect. The motion was seconded by Mir. Reel, and unanimously carried. The chair appointed, as the committee on recount, Messrs. Ned. Roberts, Levi Bronson, Robert D. Peirce and L. C. Rhoades.
 Henry R. Whitford said he had about four quarts and pint of bull moose but tons which he would dispose of a half price to members of the Club, as sou venirs.
 Sam Camp said he would take half gallon of them to use as sinkers for fish lines, but Whitford refused to sell any of tb +O Ha fDr
 "But I maintain that they were made for sinking purposes" said Sam. ''Didn't they sink the G. O. P elephant"
 The chair rapped for order and said
 Horace Humphrey rose and said he hoped the Club would make it point to attend, in body, the next smoker of the Canaan Business Mems Association next week Thursday night, end be prepared to participate in the proceedings and en- joy the festivities of the occasion.
 "Is that 'sociation alive yet?" asked the fat member. "I hain't heard nothin from it in so long I thought it was dead"
 President H. E. Lyles jumped up. If the corpulent gentleman thinks the Busi ness Mems Association is dead," said he, 'let him come out, next week Thursday night and be convinced to the contrary. can assure him, in the meantime, that the Association is alive-very much so. ;"
 "Wa'al, what I'd like t know is, can it put up as good feed, an as good line O' talk as tbev dO t' theD, R Brotherhood bankets? That interests me good deal more'n tn skiyic pride folderoi that hain't nothin' but hot air an "-
 Move we adjourn" said Seneca Strong. And the meeting adjourned.