New Britain herald., 1924-10-22

going to the big rally which will be held in southington tomorrow night, according to the numbers who are seeking trolley tickets which are being furnished by the state central committee. Free transportation for Plainville residents to and from southlngton Is being furnished and according to William J. Foran, chair man of the town committee, all of the tickets will be taken before to- morrow night.
 The speakers will be Chatle~ c. Morris. candidate 10. ~Fcrnor: Philip Troup, formerly postmaster of New Haven; Louise Day Duffy of Pennington. candidate for the state senate, and Johnstone Vance, candidate for congress. This will be the biggest rally to be staged by the democrats in years and will be the largest ever held In southlngton.
 The speakers who will address the meeting are among the best that could be secured for the rally Philip Troup of New Haven is one Of the most widely known members of the democratic party in the state and is an orator of unusual ability. Cam didate Morris will present his side of the argument for election while Mrs. Duffy has made very favorable impressions wherever she has spok- on. Mir. Vance is the son of the former Congressman Robert J. Vance who was well known in Plain vile.
 Training Glass Session
 Another session of the interde- nominatonal training class will be held this evening in the Congrega- tional church at 7:45 o'clock. The class Is one of the most successful undertakings of its kind ever at tempted here and has been attended by a large number of teachers and future teachers of Sunday school classes since its inception. The class is being conducted so that there will be no scarcity of teach CTS among the churches in town.
 Visiting School Building
 Today at o'clock, the doors of the Linden street school. Plainville's most recent addition to its group of school buildings, were thrown open to a large number of parents and friends of the pupils. An inspec- ton of the building was made in all floors and visitors were loud in their approval. of the structure. The building will be open until g o'clock this evening and during that time. a short musical program will be ren- dered followed by talks by those men who were directly responsible for the starting. building and finish ing of the place. Members of the high school classes will be on hand throughout the evening.
 Carry On Campaign Fred Powers of East Main street. ! lOl Lut of representative, stated today that I he is carrying on a responsive though quiet campaign for election and he states that his chances look very bright at the present time. He finds that large number of repub- | licans who are 1ispleased with the results of the caucus which nomin- ated J. J. kimmel over two other candidates, are pledged to vo:e for him for that particular office. Mir. Powers stated th1t he would do no stump speaking, out is pressing his case to all his fri-rds and he has many in bot.l parties. He states that he has )4en assured that many members of Eie t!5iI d party in Plain vile will cast :heir votes for h'ln.
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