New Britain herald., 1924-07-26


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 llfs convention and ihe only lime ihe
 would Eel an Their Feet aas when Ih
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 hnlllleal donnslers predict lhai Ia Ral, 4eHe VIII carry five states but Sen, aler fFumhnll gives him iKa anu
 !hose are the two that voted for him on Inc convention finor-MisuansiI and North Dakota, lie spoke of Inc possibility Of lhe election going inia The house and said that lhis would be calamity for The party as lhe events pf ihs past congress showed that The large minority of democrats there combined with Inc radical bloc held ihe balance of power and there uas liable ta he a deadlock,
 l He said that he has been asked 1 Why gre you republican," and he has ansseredl Because 1 believe mai lhs republican party is Inc hest vehicle 10 administer government in Inc nation state and town. am an ofsanlFaton man from inc iop to , mo hnttom and believe In partisan government" Ho said that 10 have stron. parties. osery man should be Il strong partisan. He said that those who didn't vnie should not sauawk Nhcn the ones they arn opposed in become elected, He told Of Inc small number of voters who did not 20 to Inc polls in 1920, He said T am not \ politician by nature OF jneIjns. ton, hut 1 am interested in my com. munity and my country 1T the bet. Ter kind won't yofe. the other kind Will and no country can live unless the people arc interested in H."
 Speaking Of the strong organization which the republicans have in this state Senator Trumbull praised L Henry Roraback In this manner. Ihe republican party has clean and strong officials at the head of this state. They have never been ac. cnsed or graft or dishonesty in office | like Those in some of our sister states | We have at the head Of the state cop. 'fai co'hin'ttee, man who Is one of me cleanest and ablest types of men. know because have been on hunting and fishing trips with him." ne predicted Connecticut will return large majority for the c. o. r. tt Mrs Merritt followed Senator lrumbull and her speech was one 'i The best ever heard in Planville. she brought out the attributes which ne sald' make President Coolidge $ .reat and said that she firmly be. Ie'ed that he was one Of the greatest S 'merlcans the country has ever f reduced. She said that although I e was criticized for his actions in : ne boston police strike in that he l. ook he glory which rightly belonged the mayor of the city, that the f irike there did no, make coo,;dyo fl
 
 rom many of the great men of his. & 'rs 10 snow her points and many of r rem were taken from Coolidge's peecnos' She enumerated his suc- n osses af tho polls and said that tbo c ooi'dse clubs were the organization hereln the people of the country ou'd DC led alright. She said that al 'hcrete expression will make tbe D 'ople more active and asked all tl esent to sign the pledge card ,o nf re TOT Coolidge. She compljmented tr nator TrumbulI on the work he SC ] 10 make possible the financial TT ndi'ionaof the state and she inti to ated that the voters would have ca ance 10 vote for hin, for higher DO ice this fall.
 She said that the logical man to fy q the country is Calvin Coolidge $f ] said that no one should vote for "i h. She said by keeping Coolidge afr office. the government would r.. Ma ln one of the people, for the peo- me and by tho people. int
 Public Is Invited ior 'alph Seymour, chairman of the the 1mittee arranging the plans for no' annual outing of the employees of tho Trumbull Electric Mfg. O., and Ju' IT families, stated today that the Jal 'lic is invited to take the trip. Mi 'one wishing to go on the outing sht uld ommunicate with him before rust l so that all necessary ar pro gements can be made. The trans- tor tat'on will be 75 cents and tho cat Ter sl. The full program of ath- mo events and sports will be pub tue cd during the coming week. put
 No New Developments gal 0 new developments have arisen regard 10 the epidemic of rob- one es which have been committed in T during the past month. It be- II e known today that Charles Hird c"'' spare tire stolen off his auto "h' ile while it was in the garage and ,c'' work is attributed to those who SEW been entering the homes and o ness places in town. The state o" ,e arc hot on the trial of the rob '' and expect to clean the matter ','s's within a short time. tue
 Back From Canada way mes J. Grah ham, Mrs. Loren Ora " ,,, and Miss Anna Ora ham of West '''e street and Mrs NJ. l.. Messenger 'ie'' artford. returned Ist night from - eks trip to Montreal and Quebec.