New Britain herald., 1920-08-19
CONG. LONGWORTH
 TO SPEAK HERE
Noted Ohio Statesman to Address
 Third Ward Club Outing
WILL TELL ABOUT HARDING

That Intimate Friend of Candidate
 Will Bring Personal Message From
 Marion Front Porch.
 President Albert F. Corbin, of the Third Ward Republican club, today received word from the republican national committee at New York, that Congressman Nicholas Longworth, or Ohio, son-in-law, of the late Theodore Roosevelt, will be the principal speaker at the annual outing or the club at Lake Compounce on Septen-i Der II. In securing a speaker of the prominence of the Ohio statesman, the club is to be congratulated, as it assures those in attendance, of iistcn- ing to one of the biggest men in the G. o. P. whom the party lead CTS look upon as one of the ablsst representatives in congress.
 Longyvorth's Ability.
 Congressman Longworth has served eight terms in congress from Ohio, the state that is furnishing both candidates for the presidency. He is one of the chief stump speakers that the republican national committee is sending throughout the country in the campaign. He will tour the state of Maine.
 As the democrats have arranged to have Governor James M. Cox, the party standard bearer at New Haven on August 26, there will be something of importance for Congressman Long worth to relate at the Lake Com bounce outing. From the same spot that Senator Warren G. Harding, the republican presidential candidate, United States Senator John w. Weeks. of Massachusetts, and other republi- can notables have delivered stirring political talks in the past before the Third Ward club members and guests, Congressman Longworth will outline the policies in the campaign, and his talk will no doubt instill that en- thusiasm that has been lacking here, despite the fact that the election is but few short months away.
 A Friend of Hardin&'s.
 Congressman Longworth is said to be imbued with the same political en- thusiasm that made his noted father in-law so powerful and beloved in the ranks of the republican party. He is well acquainted with Senator Hard ing, and will be able to tell much of the man whom the G. O. F. has en- trusted the mission of bringing back into power, the republican party. The vital question of the day, inc League of Nations, will be gone into by the speaker.
 Wilbur 0. Brown Will Attend. t
 President Corbin also received word this morning that Colonel Will bur c. Brown, of Fostoria, Ohio, an intimate friend of Senator Harding, will be in attendance at the coming outing, and while he is not scheduled as a speaker, he will convey to the gathering personal message from the candidate to the club and guests assembled on the day. Colonel Brown was on the staff of the martyred President William Mckinley.
 Outing Plans.
 The outing will be held two days after the republican state convention, and there is every Likelihood that the candidates selected to carry the re- publican banner fn rthe~ Nutmegs state will be on hand. At several affairs within the past few weeks which Senator George w. Klett has attended, there was plenty of enthusiasm dis played regarding the coming outing. Notables Attending.
 Some of the notables who have al- ready signified their intention of att tending are: Governor Marcus H. Holcomb. Lieutenant-G Governor Cliff ford B. Wilson, and other state off, cers. J. Henry Roraback, chairman of the state central committee, Colonel Bob Eaton, Jake Walthers and Colonel I. M. UlIman, of New Haven, Speaker James F. Walsh, of Green wich, mentioned at present as the choice of the party for the guberna- torial nomination, Senator Henry Hail, of Willington; Senator Charles Templeman, of Waterbury; Major John Buckley, of Hartford, secretary to the governor; Charles Hopkins Clark, of Hartford; Mayor Daniel J. Donovan, of Meriden and other prom | inent leaders of the party in the state. The committees in charge of the coming affair, are working hard to make it a success, and now that the committee speakers has secured such notable as Congressman Long worth, it seems assured that the outing will be the crowning achieve ment of the club