New Britain herald., 1922-10-25
New Political Organization Perfected-Ells of Water- bury Pays Tribute to Harding and Templeton Judge Klett Defends B. w. Christ.

William W. T. Squire, former of ilcer in the A. E. F., was last nigh' named president of the Young Men, Republican club at the first meeting of that organization in the republican headquarters. It was large and en- thusiastic gathering of the younger members of the party that assembled 10 complete organization and to hear several prominent speakers, including Judge Arthur F. Els, of Waterbury, Anson T. McCook of Hartford, Rch- ard Covert, candidate for senator, Judge B. w. filling and Ernest w. Christ, candidates for representatives. and Judge George w. Klett, state central committeeman.
 Other officers Named
 Other officers named in the new club last night are as follows: Vice president, Maxwell s. Porter; secre- tary, Edward H. Christ; treasurer. Henry Hatsing; executive committee, Harry c. Jackson. Elmer Wallen. Clifford Hellberg. David L. Nair. Thomas Cabelus, Bernard c. Krano- witz and Harry Scheuy; membership committee, J. M. Viering, Ernest Lud- vigson, Walter Stanley. Gleason Par ker, Robert Loomis Howard A. Tim, brell, David Malmfeldt, Samuel Gross and Ernest Horton.
 Stirring Talks Given
 Mr. Squire. who was one of the prime movers in the organization of the Young Mems Republican club, presided at last nights meeting. Housing talks were given by MT. Gov crt, MT. Christ and Judge filling, in which 1t was urged that the campaign be waged for the next few days in a lively fashion, and that the members of the newly formed club, see to it that the vote is gotten out on cleo tion day.
 Outlook In Hartford
 Captain McCook, who was defeated for the mayoralty in the election at Hartford las spring, was introduced and was given a warm greeting. The speaker urged that every man do his share in the campaign and to see to it that the republican voters in New Britain be urged to get out and vote early, thus assisting the republican town committee materially. Captain McCook said that the sentiment at Hartford Is far different from that of last spring, and that everywhere there is confidence displayed that the re- publican ticket would be swept into office by big majority on November T. The speaker eulogized each and every member of the state ticket and he paid a compliment to the calibre of the men that the, republican party had selected to represent this city in the next legislature.
 Els Praises Harding
 Judge Els, who placed in nomina- ton Charles A. Templeton for govern or, was the next speaker. Judge Els told of his acquaintance with the gubernatorial candidate, and of the success MT. Templeton has had in business Judge Ellis said that if the voters of Connecticut desire an astute politician for governor David E. Fitz- Gerald of New Haven was the man to vote for, but If a good, sound busi- ness administration was to be had, Charles A. Templeton of Waterbury was the man,to place in the governors chair. Judge Els paid glowing tribute to the Harding administration. The speaker said that the influence of Senator George P. Mclean has al- ways been felt in the United States senate.
 Senator Mclean. the speaker said, was one of the big men of today at Washington, and his entire record in the senate is one of achievement He urged the young men, through the