New Britain herald., 1923-09-22
REPUBLICAN CHIEFS
THIRD WARD GUESTS


accepted hY szr60sern0Ts Meearan
Weeks ana Haleemb, ehslFmsn J
Henry Rerabaek 81 the republican
stats central committee, secretary 81
State Francis 4. Psllatti. eomplreiieI
Frederick Salmon. Morgan Il, Brain
ard Of Hartford, Harry Mackenzie
state lsher commissioner sherifl
Charles y. Gates af Windhsm county,
Congressman Z, Hart Penn, state SEN
steF John II. FFnmbull Of PlainVills,
Representative Oliver @. Jennings and
rife Of Greenwich, Senator Ernest z,
Rogers Of New London, Clarence q,
Willard OF New Haven, Charles Hop
kins Clark. editor of the Hartford
.courant," Jehn Buckley. leader Of
The house IN The last leglslsiufei A.
tarnsy ]. Fred Baker Of New Haven't
Harvey Bisssll. collector OF the port
OF bridgeport Colonel Robert o,
Eaton. collector OF internal revenue
taxes Sheriff George Dewey OF Hart
ford county. Attorney General Frank
=, Healy. Louis Illman OF New
Haven, Senator John Brooks OF Tor
rington. eA-fongTessman James u,
Glynn Of winsted. John N, wadhams.
chairman of the finance committee.
senator =, =. Golden OF Meridsn, Jas
!, Fitzpatrick, postmasler-eleet OF
Meriden. exsMayor Mcdowell OF Mid.
dletown. Representative Howard Lin.
coin of Middletown. Senator Philo
rlatt OF Newton. Senator Charles NJ.
BLACKWELL OF New Haven, State Central
Wilson Reynolds and
Mrs. Reynolds OF Middletown. states
Attorney Inglis and Mrs. inglis OF
States Attorney a. A.
Alling OF New Haven, Judge Alexan.
der creedon OF Hartford. Daniel
Hickey of Stamford, clerk OF the
house: Representative Harry sher-
wood OF Wesiport. +. l.. Putney OF
prohibition enforcement Of |
icer: State Central Committeeman
Edward Brainafd OF Branford, supt.
Robert T. Hurley OF tho state police.
senator Andrew Shepard OF Portland.
w. G. Park OF Groton, Sena-
or Wallace A. Pierson OF Cromwell,
State Central Committeeman Ellwyn
!. Clark of Haddam. Senator John
,sh OF Pomfret, Colonel Ellery AL
en- of New London. Motor Vehicle
Robbins d. Stoeckel,
Commissioner John Bryne;
'enator Richard c. Covert and Rep
esentatives d. w. Alling and F.. w.
'hrist of New Britain and ex-senator
EDWARD F. Hall of New Britain.
Many women prominent in the
arty In Connecticut also we're on
ne guest list. They included. Mrs.
amuel o. Prentice of Hartford,
hartman of the women's state central
ommittee. and several associates on
he compittee including Mrs. Emma
/. Grace of Wethersfeld and Mrs.
race Pooley of Meriden. Women
embers of the New Britain republic !
IN town committee were seated at {
lie head table with the gusts.
More Than 700 Expected
Accommodations had been made for {
attendance of 700 but more were $
,pected. The success of the outing '
as. assured during the past few days I
, the demand for tickets and 1t be- t
me necessary to close the box Of '
e yesterday and hang out the
Room Only sign. Nv
Frederick M. Holmes. president Of v
G Third Ward Republican club, is v
t
Members of committees have Ii
'rked overtime to make the outing
e big thing on the state political
lendar.s Donald l.. Bartlett has had
arge of the tickets. Eugene ].
rter and H. e, Erwin made prepar- e.
ions for the dinner. Howard A. u
mbrell has had charge of music and .
Howard Bruemmer is u
ief of the traffic squad to see that II
AUTOMOBILES has parking space. y
nest N. Humphrey was at the head
the automobile committee. >Prizes y
d athletic events were arranged by y
ward L. Prior, DR.. J. E. Conger y
rnadotte c. LOOMS and Alfred Lee ~
lit. Ex-Mayor Orson r. Curtis -
'k charge of out of town tickets. p'
Senator George W.. Klett arranged W
: speakers. u
A long line of automobiles left 81
anklin Square at noon bearing the !"
ket-bearers to Lake Compounce. al
Besides enjoying the athletic events ~
the dinners, the stars of the Ia
Nv discussed politics. 1t was gen 10
lily conceded that Senator Rogers W
New London has an excellent ". W.
lnce to win the nomination for iie
itenant governor at the next state
lvention. 20
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