Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-31

elan and had never got a cent until he became lieutenant governor and found there was salary attached to 1t. He spoke of being president of the board of aldermen in Waterbury and turning back his salary as he did not think that he deserved it any more than the al dermen on the floor, When the speaker mentioned the name of State Treasurer G. Harold Gilpatric of Putnam there was applause. "He represents the kind of men we have. down there n ! Hartford" said MT. Templeton. He spoke of Senator Archibald Macdonald and his hard work during the sitting ot the senate. T never heard of anything except good business in the senasa 1 chamberpr he said. He said that if democratic politicians are put in office there would be different complexion | in q short time, He said that MT.
 FitzGerald was telling what he will do
 Eff elected The governor has not so | imuch power. It all depends what kind 1 of men from the various towns, ''gooa I men. kind men, Christian men, are the
 kind of men to handle your affairs, :" concluded tho speaker.
 Mr. Templeton in closing said T think you are going to see these men
 returned. If you want to do something
 for tour state do things and send these people back The people who do things are the happiest whether in the church, the business affairs of life or in poli- l tlcs' tApplause),
 Mir. Gilpatric. said that the Govern orr was too modest There is no man on the ticket more elf-made than Charles A. Templeton.' He then called upon Mrs, ,Templeton to say few words.
 Mrs. Templeton said she did not like to speak after her husband as he is very convincing She said it was an inspiration to meet the people as they had been doing. T wish to leave one ,l word with you and that is--vote the l straight republican ticket"
 There were a few more handshakes from late corners and the campaigning party left for North Grosvenordale
 then to Central Village and from there
 to Meriden for an evening rally. Funeral services for pr. winianH H Sharpe. ST. who died at the home of his : daughter, Mrs. c. Dwight Sharpe, or
 School street, Friday evening, were held
 from the Sharpe home at 2 o'clock Mon
 day afternoon, Rev. David M. Beach oi LGuilford, officiating. The service wa!
 simple in keeping with the wishes o
 Dr. Sharpe. The pallbearers were foul
 grandsons, William Sharpe Of Stam ford Gradyon Sharpe, Kenneth Sharp
 and wilfrec Sharpe. all of Putnam Burial was in the family lot in Grov, Street cemetery.
 John Jarvis. Jr.. tweive-year-old sol , of Mir. and Mrs. John Jarvis, is at hi
 home on Church street, suffering frori
 injuries received Saturday evening il an accident on Water street An auto : mobile driven by Amidee Lucier cam ! Eaiong as the Jarvis boy and other boy : were at play While MT. Lueier say , he did not know that his automobil } struck the boy, the boys father sai Monday morning that the car struck hi | son and that at least one wheel passe 7 over him. The lad was injured abou ) the head and back but was able to si
 up Sunday.
 : Motor truck No 1 of the Putnam fir :. department was called out twice withi 7 an hour Sunday afternoon. The frs
 Twas a three stroke alarm for chin Q tney fire. About 8 o'clock Box Al, in tn n center of the city. was rung in for
 blaze on the roof of Connor's black e smith shop in the rear of the Shit