Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-27
NORWICH BULLETIN
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A spirited meeting of ehe Coventry Rspubiican club was held i'd South Cow sntry Wednesday, evening. The meeting was known as Republican Candidate Night. Those present vera County Sher- In Fred O. vinton. Captain Charles A. Allen of Rockville. candidate for sena- ftor frem tho Thirty-ffth district, Judge of tf'ohato EuEeno w. Latimer and eAn- ididsfcs for rspresentath,es. Louis A. lKinuhufy and Arthur J Vinton. and Mrs. Annie Wilson of Eaglevile, who is lone of the two candidates for representa- tive From tho town of Mansheld.
 The meeting was in charge of pr. Will islu iA Higgins. who as president of the riub. The community singers rendered hovcral patriutlc songs. Cha rTnan Hig- Fins congratulated those present. on their attendance and their optimism as to the tucccss Of their party. tIe then gave an fxtended talk on the present campaign, ftnting that the party could not have picked better men for can6i Hates from hs,
 Mrs. Charles IT. Allen was. tbe speak rr of the evening. She Is ono of tho lead rrs of tho Holland County 'Fomen's Re- publican club and wife of the candidate DOT senator from tho Thiry-first dis ltricL Mrs. Allen spoke fiuently on the prescnt day political matters, from 8 Nvonian'a standpomt. 5hetim Pred O. Ninton was next introduced and he said that he could De relied on to do his bit for the election of rhc republican tick let.
 Captain Allen briefly addressed the meeting and told of his confidence in thc success of the republican party.
 On account of tfe late hour the re- naiuing candidates did not speak but M rf r- plauded.
 X coliation of home made dough- 'nuts and coffee was served after the meeting.
 Announcement was then made that two more rallies were to be held soon. Cons nsressmau Richard ?. Freeman will sneak at one and a woman orator from Hartford will address the other
 On her larthday Mrs. Michael Grady of Oak s-reet was agreeably surprised by a number of friends who called at her 1i0me and gave her a telephone tele- phone desk and chair and also a linen luncheon set. Mrs. Jules composed the presentation verse which was read hy Miss Bridget Conway and which proved very int resting.
 Ihe callers carried baskets of dainty llInehes which were enjoyed later in the crcnirr
  CH.dy. Mrs. John Collins. Mrs. James TiFhe Mrs. Edward Ottcnhcimcr, Mrs. T.. I.avcile Mrs. C. Anderson, Mrs. A. koEicr Mra F. Moran! Mrs. M. Con way. Mrs. J. Simpson. Mrs. F. Pickett, Mrs. Ecsuchamp. Mrs. J. Bocash- Mrs. x. Dillon, Mrs. w. Jenkins, Mrs. J.. Hoffman. Mrs. IT, Mathiou Mrs. j. Nsziard. Mrs. A. Roy. Mrs. F.. Farrell. Bridget Conway. Margaret Maxwell, Rose Hickey. Madeline Hevrt. Elizabeth Simpson. Mamie Maxwell, Mary Negiard and Gretchen Vegiard.
 Members of the street department be- gan the work of cutting down the ma uie trees on Prospect street al d point between Church ana BellevUestreets on Thusday. Ten of the trees which are dcrned as a menace To life and prop frtv. There is rumor that the own ers Of tho properties will seek legal aid 1or damages caused them by the loss of The crccs. Their claim is based the fact that they are in no way responsi- tls for thc condemnation of the trees as they were in the best Of health be- fore their roots were chopped.
 Mss Gertrude Gircuards daughter of Dr. and Mrs. Arthur fsiroUard of this city is taking a prominent part at the College of Saint Elizabeth where sho is member Of the senior classs. Mss Gi- rouard as president of The Societe Fene- ion. recently conducted an enterta inment n the form of a social meeting Miss Birouard has been elected vice presi-