New Britain herald., 1928-06-18
R0RAbACk SHOWS
 SOME SURPRISE
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frain from discussing the conven- tion. except to say that the ticket of Hoover and Curtis was thoroughly satisfactory 10 them. State Senator R. Leland keeney Of Somers. smiled when told of the asserted reaction felt throughout the state of the dele sation's refusal to give up it's sup port of Coolidge.
 T am pretty well fed mp on poli- ties at this moment" Senator ken- ney said. Let's forget what hap pened al the convention. That is over and We have fine ticket in Hoover and Curtis.'
 Senator Samuel +. Spencer of Sui field also praised the nominees and kept 10 himself his opinion on the stand of the delegation.
 Some Stay Behind
 The special train dropped off dele gtaes along the line rom Stamford 70 this city. but not all those who left for Kansas City on the train returned with it. Arthur r. Connor and George & Hill of Bridgeport, remained al Kansas City from where they will go by airplana to the demo- cratic convention at Houston. Mrs. Julia Emery Of Stamford aligh'ed at Rochester. N. N.. and went to Cor nell 10 attend the graduation Of her daughter.
 Tax Commissioner William IT. BIodgett. wno had been the guest of Senator Hiram Bingham, stopped off qt Streator. III. to visit inc town where he spent his carly childhood
 Judge Alexander W. rr"edon o? Hartford remained in Chicago for several days.
 The train va, routed SD as To gIv' tlle delegation an opportunity 10 risit Niagara talls.
 Conductor l. Mayor
 Y 'ray"l~a across Detroit to 'au- ada The conductor Of inc train. William Stokes. i~ also mayor of S'. Thomas, Ontario. a city of 25,"oo people and was 'he obJeet CT much attention hy 'h. I,iagatrs Tn" del. . gation took th.. Great Gorgr trip around NiaeAra Falls in tro special trolley ears Th" special tram vas then haui"d through Alrau, 'n New York city. and through Mott Haven 70 this state.
 The delegation aoGooi W. W Porter Of Nv H.,,r fa-rr~dav morning a' a special meeting eall. t! for that purpose.
 Mir. rorh.r is general ticket agent of inc renusylyauia railroad for this state and will r.t}ra before tLe nrt1 invention Tu. 1alega'fon a-, u- blcd in thc club rar anl n"a1si.-1 him sloo in gold 'or lu- ,oIr',o.~ treatment of the delegates. CoL- nNc'lcut's special train vas on, of the best appointed of the numerous trains iochr, in the Kansas Cty yards. They had q raid. Uarh'r and shower baths. The maid a' On, time served Anu r.uuine'on i1 f.4' capacity Senator Rincham and Governor Trumhu1l left The train a' New Haven +hi- morning.
 Tide Turned ~uihrni,
 The nomination nf Calvin Cool idee was assured a+ on" stage ~ fhn republican national convention but just what happened 'o turr 'h' tide in favor Of Herbert Hoover VII never hn entirely disclosed, Rora- back also said today.
 The national committeeman saj' the results of 1hr convention W"GlI have been greatly different had n" Charles D. Hlles. national commit ,.eunan from New York. fallen iu llU' 1us+ before th" Hoover boom -"' p tts secretary nf conn'rc" Into 'r' nomination.
 sold for Coolidge
 1'ele gatious from Ne" >"r& peuns,l,sria Connecticut and 1rla ware -.ent +o Kansas City scltd fc' ceolidz. Mfr. Roraback declared