New Britain herald., 1919-09-12
1000 REPUBLICANS EXPECTED AT OUTING
Congressman Campbell to Speak at (. 0. P. Dinner at Conlpounce

are expected at the outing of the Third War Republican club tomOr-
 row at Lake Compounce. The guests will leave for the lake from Franklin Square by auto at 12:30 o'clock. Be fore leaving for the lake the American band will give concert.
 The dinner will be served at o'clock. President E. ". Christ will preside at the post prandial exercises and the principal address will be | given by Congressman Philip Camp , bell of Kansas. Congressman Camp bell is an eloquent speaker and is chairman of the rules committee in 1 the house.. Will H. Hayes, chairman
 of the republican national commit tee will also be in attendance and
 may deliver an address.
 Reports issued by the republican
 club this morning indicate that over TOO tickets for the sheep barbecue have already been sold.
 Judge $. A. Davis of Danbury will be present with a party of ten, Col. Robert o. Eaton of North. Haven, William H. Blodgett, clerk of bills,
 and Frank w.. Seymour from Winsted,
 Senator John N. Brooks of Torring- ton, Senator Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury, Representative William
 H. Hall of Wilmington and ten friends;
 J. Henry Rora back, chairman of the republican state central committee; State Central Committeeman Wilson $. Reynolds of MiddletoWn, James N. IEH. Campbell, chairman of the Hart ford republican town committee, with la party of fifteen; and Judge Francis A. Pallotti, with party of ten. Governor Marcus H. Holcomb, ex- ! L.. n i tenant Governor Clifford. B. Wilson, ! Commissioner Robbins B.. Stoeckels of, the state motor vehicle department, Comptroller Morris c. Webster, State l Treasurer G. Harold Gilpatric, and
 other state officials Will attends. and 1 among others will be: @a
 Representative George w. Chris 1 toph' of East Windsor, State Central | Committeeman Charles A. Gates of 1 Willimantic, J. J. Dorsey of New Lon ! don, Benedict M. Holden of Hartford l and a party of twenty, County Conn | missioner J. D, Walker of Cheshire | and party, ex-Senator Edward F.. 1 King of East Hartford, Speaker of | the House of Representatives James i F. Walsh of Greenwich, Representa- I tive Robert N. Blakesiee of Bridge Eiport, County Commissioner F. H. Ba1- l lard. of Bridgeport, Senator Alexan-
 der l.. Delaney of Bridgeport and other Fairfield County republicans. | J. Frederick Baker, assistant clerk of l the house; Frederick Orr, Clarence E. Willard and others from New Ha- 1 ven .. ?"
 A. B. Besse of Boston. a member of the republican national commit | tee, will be present. as will also Sem ator R, H. Deming of West Hartford, Representative Claude w. Stevens of
 Berlin and party, Johr A. Macdon-l ald of the state motor vehicle depart ment John L. Wilson, superintendent of the capitol, County Commissioners
 Andrew Steele, Republican Town
 Chairman Henry Dryhurst of Meri-
 den, Bank Commissioner Everett J..
 Sturges, and many others.
 The following is a list of the auto-
 mobile owners who have volunteered
 to assist the transportation committee
 in giving free transportation to all
 who have tickets and wish to attend
 the Third Ward Republican outing
 at compounce. , F.
 Joseph Arbor has donated the use
 of his truck to transport the band.
 Joseph Arbor, A. r. filling, O.
 Arnold George Baker, A. 'Buol, c. < Bence, Otto Burkhardt, w. IL. Bell,
 Frank Botetz. F. S. Chamberlain,
 Edward Carroll, l.. R. Carter, ., R.
 Covert, F. S. Canfield, Proctor Carr,
 Fred Crandall, John Carpmil, M.
 Davenport, N. c. Daniels, G. Dodd, A. Davis. F.. +. Erwin, H. M. Films,
 R. Frisbie, George renton, Charles | Glover, c. $. Glover, E. c. Goodwin,
 A. l.. Greenberg, E. N. Humphrey,
 Pearl Haley, w. L. Hatch, w. w.
 House, F. M. Holmes, M. I, Jester,
 w F. Judd. T.. A. Eraus, G. kahler,
 J. H. krkhanl, Max Kennedy, George klett, M. Fl. Kerll,es c. Linquist, J.
 L. oomis Noah I4'ices, A. R. Lamb,
 +. F. Mann ". E. Mckirdy, J, B.
 Moran, B Mills. .. McMillan,, G. K McCawley,s.E \ ohm Maloney, Samuel McCutche ela. L.r Es Page, Fred Porter, E.. J, Porter.ey. M. Palmer Arthur
 Parker, M. QsHayer, H. Richards,
 Rubenstsin Snyder, aH. M. Steele, E.. w. Schultz, Phil Seitz, E. B. Stone,
 G. P: Spear, M D. Saxes, George
 Starkes, Dr. w, M. Stockwell, Edward Skinner, E. l.. Stebbins, R. E. Towers. w. S. Trask, .eaC. Talmadge, G. w. Troop, Frank Wells, G. H. Wells, J.
 Wrinkles, Joseph Wilametz, J. WexelI,
 l.. Wehlau F: Wrinkles, F.. M. Wight man, W. F'%Y oung, J. R. Andrews, R. Healey.
 E The automobiles will please assem-
 ble at the head of Franklin park on both sides of the street facing towards
 Main street and if possible, to be
 there at 12:30 p. m.
 The parade will start up Main street headed by the band in MT. Arbors'
 truck, sharp at 12:45 p. m.
 All who wish to join the Third
 Ward Republican outing at Com bounce will find automobiles there to
 take them to the outing and return. All must be at Franklin Snuara