Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-11

votes cast, Flynn lost out by oniy 15S,
 and against a strongly 6rSsfized oppo- sitloh. Abfahafh Datson rscsiYsd f173 votes for senator. and FlyHh iGi4. A
 prominent. Flynn opY6nent; always ai oI- ponent, and a f1Afi high lPNii bifsiness affairs. has expfessed the opiRioii that Flynn would probably Have Won out, but for tie fact that ofe of his oid-tinie sup porters broks- away from him afd be- business man of high standing, who is ii6W souhdihs the praise of the former
 Flynn adherent f5r his activity in the recent party cafIfpaign never had any | more political use for this particular personage than he had f6r Flynn sonfe- one truthfully said in the .l6f4g ago, that politics often make strange bedfeiio8s. NIicfsael Mccarthy always 4e5aTs in 1 politics, entered the arena for nofrifa- l ton for office for the first tir1e in the l rept,blsan caucus last week. His past
 services for the party were. evidently hot appreciated as received only .l12 out of 1 f627 votes cast for representative from the First district. The next lowest man was Francis G.. Haswell with 1f2. The
 real contest was between Joseph T. Mur- l phy, Who received 4es votes and Dr. i Thomas F. Robinson. $50: Had ,BfeCar- thy and Haswell not entered Je race 1 political stStisticians declare that ''D5e~ Robinson would have been nominated. Ih the bailStink cSaeds Friday out Of a total registration 6f S428;- 2i87 votes l were cast, leavi1g 1241 as hot voting. As l there are about 256 democrats inf the town approximately 300 republicans a7 not go to vote. westerly IS big to' . l in area, a town of long distances, With but one polling pIase' thefStoFe it t9as 8 very big vote, especially at a a E'is whe.e the main purpose was to dti5.l
 the feiror1inati6n Of, Maurice W. Flynn for the state senate.
 Three hahdfed candidates will be ad- ; vanced at the Fourth degree exefnpiifea- tion of the Rhode island Knights of Co lufnbus to be held In Providence Sum- Il day. Oct. 24. In addition to Supreme Knight James 4. F7ahefty. leading rep. t resentatives of the order will be present from Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts
 I and New Hampshire The exerfplifiea. . ton ,begifis at 2.5o, the local degree cst ps conducting the cefe1hofiy. Following tht
 ex4npli lifieation there will be a banque ct o'clock with Mir. Fgaherty as one o | the speakers.
 g Supreme Master Dr. Timothy f4anra i han of Boston, Mastefa Louis Watson O Massachusetts, Master eFred Harvey O : Portland, Me. :; Master John M Quay o t Manchester. N. H., and Master John M [ Lee of Norwich, will be present at th e exemplifeation. :. Speakers at the banddet are MT. Fla a terty, It. Rev. William A. Hickey, ad : Providence diocese; Conbet B. Paiien 0 | ministrator and ceadjutor bishop q k New York city, one of the contfibutin, 6 editors editors to the Catholic Fshcyclc
 Epedia, and Daniel H. Morrisseg of Provi F dence. Thomas B. Cofcorsh of Pawtuck n 1 At is the toastmaster.
 s Lseal Iaesnies.
 4 Washington County Pomona srang s will meet Tuesday with Exeter grans. s Delegates to the Baptist State eofiven 4 tfon in Newport next Tuesday will b , ltendered an automobile ride through tfl < courtesy of the chamber Of commerce [ 8 ,that cfiy. t g Westerly, will Be represented in th l. Knights of C0lnfnbus parade in Pf6y l.. tleiice, Tuesday. District Deputy John I l. Gallagher is on the personal staff of tn ii chief marshal. Among those on the hor n orary stan are Judge John W. S%eene i ind. James MeCo1piek. [. Dr. Wilson Crafts, of Washinston i Ii r. who offieiated at the marriage of h .<l niece Miss Alberta Barnard Crafts, Pleasant View, Saturday, win remain Rhode Island three dAyh. He vii put
 iicay uisgaS5 the nOn-lI1FIBan H10f& Il
 ibues of the coming election, under the { ! tle of Victories and Pefils of Mayfiow, 2 Near
 ..'Stseple Tom" Fitzp&trfek has con
 D1eted his loft ywork in Westerly and V
 einity;r and has geiie to Faii River I
 fhas contract fer lightning rod aaditit
 10 8 stack seventy-hve feet high at Il
 American Thread cof1paay Rex nfiii. : Fl. N, Bufdick. and H Russell Ba
 dick afe oti motor tour through u
 New England state1.
 George X. Dolah. 2 1faen1Bsr 6f the ste i i1afIld fishefia eg1nsnittee, aEeonieaRi, by >Farqtfhar Smith, aistf4patsd Eiis l frout in brooks and streams in this e 1 ton Saturday.
 },s Joseph T. Grills will leave today (Mo
 daylAfor fCamb fDix andscrtinus4 ss i N N