Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-21
PERSONNEL OF NEW DEM.
 STATE CENTRAL COMMITTEE
;ThonaAs J. Kelly and Frances l.. Far rsII Chosen for 1sth District


 . reI Chosen for 15th District 2 Hartford, Sept. 2o-The democratic state convention tonight confirmed the selection of committees and ad- iourned shortly before midnight until 10 o'clock. daylight saving time to- morrow morning.
 It was reported that the women would desire representation on the state ticket and Mrs. Fannie Dixon Welch ot Columbia was suggested for secretary of state. She was the party nominee for that office in 1919.
 The new state central committed is as follows:
 District 1, Thomas c. McKone; 2, Charles J. Dillon; 3. Dr. Henry Me Afanus; f. Dr. E. J. Dolan; ,, William Madden: 6, Frank L. Conlon; ', George A. Peckham; 8, Thomas r. Reyes; g., P. H. Kerwin; 10, Lawrence F. Grady; Il. John r. Shanley; 12, Hugh Prior; 1s. James J. Walsh; 14. Arthur B. OKeefe; IS, John IT. Crary: 16, Jo- seph 1T. Lawler; IT. William R. Pal mer: IS, Alton T. Miner; 1e, Thomas J. Kelly; 20. Charles H. Foley; 21, IT. J. Murphy; 22. John A. Cornell; a, Hugh J. Lavery; 24, Thomas A. Heating: 25. J. R. Beecher; 2e, Han ford s. Weed: 27, John A. Walsh; 2S, Asa Ross; 2s, Valentine W. Murphy; 2O, Frank E. Coe; S1, Dennis P. Sul- iivan. 52, John r. Adds; S3, Thomas r. Griffin; 34, Thomas P. Kerwin; s5. o. c. Hanks.
 Women: District 1. Josephine Nj Maxim 2, Maybelle T. Fletcher; g., Catherine M. Yale; (. Mrs. William r. Driscoll: s, Margaret Elliott; 6, Ma " c. Crean. [, Mrs. Andrew J. Welch; g, Anna Robinson. g. Margaret G. Ref; 10. Clara A. Clancy: H. Mar Earet Romans; 12, Anna p. Carey; 13, Mary oDonnell; IA, Mrs. George Junglas; 1s Dora Eagen; Is. Mrs, Alice Mooney; r, Mrs. John Molons; 1s, Lucy K. Kretzer; 19 Frances L. Farrell; 20. sylvina Norton; 21, No appointment 22, Josephine Cassidy; ga, Mary F.. Hern; 24. Mrs. D. S. San ford; 25, Mary Crosby Mahoney; 26 Lillian s. Abbott; 27, Caroline Rutz Rees; 2s, Mabel D. Ryan 29, Gertrude Thompson; 30. No appointment; 3l Elizabeth Cooper g.. Adeline B. Story; s3 Mary Tobin; 34, Ellen N. Mathew son. S5, Fannie Dixon Welch.
 Resolutions Committee
 The resolutions committee was a. follows:
 District 1, Thomas c. McKone; 2 Charles ]. Dillon; g. Henry McManus; A James B. Madigan; 5, Thoma. Hewes; 6, Joseph NJ. Halioran; ', Mar. tin E. Frederick; 8. David Mccoy; g Kenneth Wynne: 10, Daniel Bailey; il John E. Doughran; 12, w. F. Wynn; 1s. Henry T. King IA, Robert c. Stod dad; l5. Francis P. Guilfoyle; 1S Peter Murphy; IT, William R. Pal ner; IS, William C. Fox; 19, Johi Gleason; 20, Thomas P. Bryce: 2l George Flynn: 22, J. A. Cornell; 2s George F. Mara: 24, Michael Connery -z6, J. R. Bereher: 26, James P. Hub bell; 27, Caroline Rutz-R -Rees; 2s, Ar thus Viens; 20, Frank P. Fenton: 3t James F. Meara; 31, E. o. Wagner 52. Charles NJ. Hall. S3, Leonard C Ryan; S4, Dennis O'Brien; 35, l.. W Phelps.
 Drafting Platform
 The resolutions committee orxaniza immediately with Henry T. King c Merioen as chairman and T. c. Me Kone as secretary. The committee s Fonce went into executive session t consider large number of propose lplenks including those for reductio of trolley fares, old age pensions, tn soldiers bonus, consolidation of cey ltatn departments and one for a nc, civil service law submitted by Profes GOT H. W. Farnam of Yale univer Bity. All these resolutions were rt ferred to a sub committee consistin of Miss Rutz-Rees, D. J. Mccoy. WI liam c. Fox, George Mara, R. G. Stot dard with the chairman and the se, retary with instructions to report if morrow 6. s:30 a. m, at a meetir of the entire committee.