Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-09
NORNHCla BLHIEEIN <. g 'wnEImnuslufoaiss
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 ; chmlasgH w1nisms,, a well lAiknossn klt1aen of Plahnaeld. and a warld war fugtr1n. vas tfe, denocratic nominee Dor ueEts sen4lbrsf for the Twenty y-ninth ezistElrt. at the .damecratsr convention fheid in this city. at the, town hall Sat iuEaaT- forenoon. TheEe were} three acan- IIid11ez. Hrank 70. nauis+ofs Pnnlfret e0s-. Icar Y. Atwood 3of sBzDoklyu aGidSchaEies H. Ndlhalns. Mrs. Lncy Tfoening of 'l1ln11ele, the q only women delesate at 'tA8teo1eeution. presented sthe name Of Edr. Williams intweil- chosen words. The narnos of FrankfO. Davis was Mesented hv James Haggerty of Winfham and khaf of Oscar ?. Atwood sof EsrnelSlsm by 1oseDh M- BessGte,- aisos ofpsthat& town |. Rlr. Williams won son. the ssrond .of s4he euo required .bzElotz.
 The convention consisting of only N~enty-fcur deiegatesr was called to ~or- dnr at@l1 o'clock by} Valentine L. Ms1r- raF. the men'herf off the saa4e central icommittco from the Twe1AS-ninth dis ltriet-
 Frank P. Fenton was claoen as icirairn1zns of the corRentio1s and valen- ltine EA-, Murphy as clerk. Frne commit bee on credentials FcoRsiste1 of thevfes- FgE1nx members: Josepb N. Bessette of Ils a Eeid. ands Edwin T. White eff Punfret- ths eomTnttes on resolutions consisted Hf James Hagserty gof Wkndham. James Walker oflPiainfielf and Charles tH. Will Hans of Planfleld-
 The reportt of the committee 3 on ere neutisls was adopted
 WhsnI. candlfHsfes fer nomination. nf Etate ,sanatur tsuare called, for the general belief swassthzT there was sbut one -can- Eidate. -CsarlessH H. Williams. Thiss opin- Ion proveds untFne however, when James 1EaEEeEtv7 spokesin favor of Frank O. Davis Of PnFufFet sand a strong splea was made b yJohn NJ Bessette to stheF con- fVcntion to consider the name of Oscar 17. Atwood
 The Vou1s of Mrs. Lucy Troenihg In nTeeenunEs Charles H. WiliiamsFtouched h tender spot in the deiegares. She Eweh on the fact that the candidate eliouid be- laboring, man who yheld the peoples interests at gheart tand then re- lated his excellent military record, NIT, Williams Is afSpanishe war veteran and lrhen refused by this government dur lnr the Weld war because sof his age. De went over the5 5border and enlisted ,rith-.the Canadians army with whom he fought with credit in France.
 After fhesnominzfions sEdwin T. White nf Ponf-et, John M .Bzsette of Brook aJn and C. 1ssfremier of Plainheld awerc appointed teilersSby theschairman. ThC result of the first rba1lotfcast. showed the anfai nuu1ber of votes ~cast4 to be 24, ne Acezzary for; chotce 13. Frank O. Davis i12. Charles H. Williams and Oscar F rAtwood 6
 Second ballot: .Total{ number cast 25 necessaryffor choice s12.s Charles H. Vii Hams %, Frank 70. Davis 10. and 9s q car F. Atwood o..
 Al motion making Mir. Williams unanmous nomnice was carried. Mir 'vVl1an1s acceptedst nomination and il referring to his nomination two year hCo he said thats he was glad he wa given another chance for the senator kh.p. He expressed himself as conflden pf the democratic success in the Twen ay-ninth district in the coming election ffc furtimr stated that he was eOnfiden pf that success throughout the who'll saticn.
 The report of James sHasgerty. chair man of thu resolution committee. wa Aten heard iand the resolution adopted
 CnnirmanS Frank r. tenton then in stroducad Co tfhe convention Mrs. Georg Tnrsiaz af Woodbridge. Conn. an or , ranize- of thea democratic women voter tn the Tvcnty-ninth district. Mrs. Jun rlas spoke on the success in organizin the women in the district.
 The senatorial committee in the dis Nriet for the ensuing two years wa uhoaen and consists of: Valentine Murphy and. James Hsggerty of Wind ham and John s3i. Bessette of Brooklyn Ezs.s convention was then adjourned.
 The adjourned town meeting was gheI Saturday afternoon at the town ha md rFass attended by-about one hundre voters. The meeting lasted over a hour. Considerable discussion too elzce in regard 10 empowering th bohooi- committee to have plans prepare hndN specifications for an eight-roorn at Hilton to the present Natehaug Gran hnark kschooi. The clause was passed.
 1t sWasfthen voted that no action, l taken -on ,thss building. of a bridge fovC thel s7atchaugeriver in place of the sprss ent. one -lznoUns as the Horseshoe sbridg An anendunents for 214000O was passa kn the spetrion of the towns schools con uaittse for <145,0e0 for the support /, ,ehe public schools of the town eforf ftl coming year, which wass defeated. rTas voted to< appropriated the sums 49so for the Willirnantic Welfare fBl