Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-11

Although thorou III republican
Senator Archie Macdonald, Of Put
nam, is conceded to be one of the most
democratic legislators that assembl'
under the gllded dome in Hartford
A saIrpic Of his Independence in do
ing what he believed 10 be right was
his vote In favor of minority repre-
sentation on important legislative
committees. Senator Mcdonald serv-
ed in the house in 1918 and 1915 and in
the senate in 1917. He has taken
prominent part in legislative matters
from the start and noted for party
tealty and yet considerate Of the mi
noritv. He breaches and practices
lair play.
William A. King Of WIlin1antic, who
with Alphonso Chagnon, represents the
town of Windham is slated for the
house Craftsmanship of the judiciary
committee; IN fact has been assured
of the appointment This carries
with il the house leadership, just as
does the nomination for speaker on
the minority side. 1t the first day
sfsAssion when the house leaders ara
supposed to do all the hOnors, that is
present the routine resolutions and
serve on the honorary notification com
mittees and escort OF governor. 1t
was noted that on the fast day Mr..
King did but one honorary turn in
company with John c. Gea:v, of Wa
terford. and New Iondnn. and Repre-
Senta tive Huyford did TIE rest.
Frederick w. Huxford IS TIE repre.
--er+afi,-e from Stamford ard his as.
soci-te is Matthew ", Kennedy. son
~ the late Hon. Michael Kennealy,
and brother Of Edward the clerk Of
the senate. While Mr.. F'nT VII be
The ro0inol hou9e '071e' We 'Ndica-
.ibrs a-o that Il. Hun vi be
the art. C lender IN lot. pr0oacc-
inEs, '- 'lct ~ lou" '-'far a I've
open Inv '" r.;'JGd vas =
.~er5 O.. - e. anil wh'0
ahili-- J.. -"~o~r'7 - .arne sd 20
drill f. 80 -'r~r al. nd was NJ
r~ror = tho T. raac'i bat'aF0-'.
That Mr.. F"~'o~i is servedly ron-
ular in htg home tow where he IS
best known &c shown h his elecC01
n the house f0r the Sessions oS l3Vs
1911. 1915, 1917 and 1919.
J,br e GARY. Of Waterford. minor
ity header during his first term as mi
noritv leader. and who demonstrate
xuch marked ability in his new line
Of parliamentary work. received the
unanimous call Of the democrats to
assume the leadership at he present
session. REGARDLESS # party lines
he vas easily one Of the 1aost popu-
lar members Of the 1917 Fcuse. whe'
his marty then as now, was hope! eSSl|
In the minority. His ability, cheer
fulncss. fairness and honesty OF pur
Dose, even in politics. mas given hin
high place N the legislature, ana ne
is not without tull degree Oh lhHQ
cnce with his fellow mem3"rs, regard
loss OF party lines.
Tsrnany in name only, is Charlie,
p Tarnsnz. of Fasto7. who served
in the 1917 session and is returnet
with an increased majority. lie is az
-rdent republican, and IN admire
Of Democrats Leader Gearv and VIII
declares that the real fault of Gearv
his life mistake, was Jncn he iOine
the democratic ranks. Mr. Tamman-
puts in more time at tho state cam
col than any other legislator. He i:
Of not much expense 10 the state fo
trausporta ton. as he makes but on
round trip week. He is the frs
member At Jhe capitol on legislative
days and the las: to lea-e. He doe
lot engage much in Gebato but y
the 1917 session he did more the pre-
Nious question and at tries u wa
not orly for party neneu', Out LOT III
best interests Of the state
Colonel William n. Hall, Of vii!
ingtOn who served in tho house l.
1907 rco- 1eQ- 1915 1910 1911 1911