Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-22
Dem. Ticket IOr the
 November Election
Thomas J. SpeIlacy Nominee. for Senator David E. .Fitz- Gerald for Governor.


 Hartford. Sept. 21.-As it's party. ticket in the November election the democratic state convention today offered the fol- lowing to the voters of Connecticut. , United States senator, Thomas J. Spell lacy of Hartford.
 Governor. David E. FitzGeraId, of New Haven
 Lieutenant-goyernor. Frank M. chapin, of New Hartford
 Secretary of state. Angelo M Paones- saa of New Britain.
 Treasurer Robert D. Goddard. of Bridgeport.
 Comptroller, Fred P Holt, of Hartford.
 Attorney general. Benjamin Slade. of New Haven.
 A short platform was adopted with act, and brief declarations on a consid- erable number of staee matters
 The new state cen-ral committee with it's additional membership of 35 women chose Edward M Yeomans, referee in bankruptcy at Hartford, as it's chairman.
 4 ratification dinner in Hartford on September 2S and a ratification mass meeting at New Haven. Saturday night, were among the announcements bearing upon campaign plans.
 The convention, in the opinion eof lead CTS. was the largest, most enthusiastic and most inyigoratiag from the party staf. dpoint, in many years Good fellow ship abounded throughout, there were many speeches which held the delegates in their seats without breax for four hours, and all cani:dsses fer efficc re- ce.ved generous sh.t e of the applause
 Eemer s. Cummings, of Stamford, re sided and while regarded as senatcrial possibility he stopped with his cwr vote what looked like the inca2;ten 70! stampede for him through breaking ir On 3 string Of 20s votes Tn his own city delegation by voting for MT. Spellaes after High Sheriff Thorals L. keii.y. sol Meiiden had sbAe1 called to the char. The convention foun1 itself tidate: .ns In the wind for a caudsda.e Ger atttrneS general after Rolra U. sTyler, ef Had dam. who was just about to b. declsreC the rcminee, abs 1lutely refused to stand He ran for governor two yes rss ago sor the ticket and no one seemed to hay, entertained the thought that he wodlc decline place. A recess was ordered and the leaders went Into conference tt l find ar candidate. Several very wei known attorneys were mentioned but IT the end MT. Slade's name was offered b. Arthur B. O'Keefe, of West Haven, an. 1 it went through and the convention end ed it's work
 The choice of Mr. Yeomans for stat 1 chairman had not been forecast MT EO'Keefe had been mentioned but l1a d, not care to take the office unless draftet into It. He Is very. close in legal prac tice and personal friendship to Mr. Fitz Gerald. and Mir Yeomans has been afiiet i with Mr. Speliacy in the same way fo many years. The conduct of the cam paign. therefore, is expected to be direct lyseunder Mr. spellacy's supervision. NIT FitzGerald. who Is mayor of New Haven retires from the chairmanship after eigh years of service.
 Mayor Paonessa, of New Britain, fo
 secretary of state goes on the ticket 6 foil to Francis J. Pallo.A, of Hartford who is of the same descent. anl who 1 on the republican ticket for ths sam
 office. Of the remainder of the ticke ] Colonel Chapin was on Governor Bald wins staff and Mir Holt is a farme l state building and loan commissioner 1 Mir. Goddard and Mir Siade are nen corners as candidates for oftice.