New Britain herald., 1928-10-01
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 Declaring that the continuance of . high tari3 policy in this country is essential to tho welfare Of the wefkingman and exhorting their audience not to put Tammany in power in Washington. Rep. Nicholas Lengworth of Ohio. speaker of the house Of representatives, and Fred eric C. Norfolk. candidate for the United States senate from Connecti. cut. addressed 500 men and women at the annual barbecue of the Third Ward Republican club at Lake Com- pounce last Saturday afternoon. Other spsakers were Gov. John H. Trumbult and Mrs. Ruth Walthers, republican state central committee woman. of this city. -'--.z'
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 Councilman Donald L. Bartlett president of the club. who presided, struck . serious note when he ap- pealed to all republicans to vote early on November [. saying: Two votes. three votes, count this year for the republican party"
 While indirect reference was fre- Quently made to Gov. Alfred E. smith of New York. democratic can- dfdate for president. his name was not mentioned. The speakers ared their shells Tt ''TammAnx." Herbert Hoover, republican nominee for president, was hailed as the Great est American" and his election was predicted.
 Proceedings were delayed because of the t4rdinsss of Speaker Long, worth. who failed to make train connections. He reached the lake about half an hour after the dinner was scheduled to begin.
 PFoeu1oo0t Guests Present
 Among, the prominent men and women in @ttendance were:
 Governor and MrA John H. Trum- bull, s. R. Spencer. candidate for state treasurer; Robert 0. Eaton. in- ternal revenue collector: Clarence Willard secretary of the state central committee; Charles Gates. sheriff of Windham county: U. s. Senator Hir- am Bingham: U. $. senatorial nom- inee, Frederic c. Walcott: Elyn T. Clark. member of the state finance committee and Mrs. Clark; Congress man E. Hart Tenn. Secretary of State Frank Pallotti. State Central Committeeman Richard Covert. A. J. Sloper. chairman of the board of directors of the National Bank of New Britain; George P. Spear, vice president of the American Hardware Corporation: Representative Harry Durant of Gupford. State Treasurer Ernest E. Rogers. Deputy Bank Commissioner T. H. Judd, Deputy Attorney General Ernest L. Averill. State Police Com missioner Robert T. Hurley. Secretary and Legal Ad- wiser to the State Police Department Robert E. Sengle, state senatorial nominee. Ernest w. Christ: State Senator Wilcox, Deputy Attorney General Raymond w. Johnson. Colonel Charles H. Allen. represent alive from Rockville: Mrs. Ruth E. Walthers. member of the state cen- tral committee from New Britain: Mrs. Buell. B. Bassette. president of the Woman's Republican club of New Britain; Edward F. Hall. state finance comm issioner: George R. sturges, representative from Wood- bury; T. R. Weatherhead. represent ative from Windham. E. M. Wight man, vice president and secretary North < Judd Mfg. Co.,, and Mrs. Wightman; Frederick J. Baker, clerk of the senate; J. Henry Rora- back. chaiHnan of the state central committee end member of the na- tonal committee: Mrs Donald l.. Bartlett. Mrs. E. B. Stone. vice chairman of the republican town committee of New Britain: Andrew T. J. Clark, representative from Cam terbury; w. E. Latham of New Britain. past commander of the c. A. R. who vas s6 years old last week: Fred Rolf. former senator from Guilford: Mrs. John H. Kirk ham. Martin H. Horwitz. denuty sheriff; Judge Samuel Hoyt. repre- sentative from New Haven: Repre- sentative George sisson of New Lon- ham. Martin H. Horwitx, deputy secretary of state: c. F. Bennett. president of the stanley Works: w. E. Atwood. chairman of the board Of directors of the New Britain Trust Co.,: Atty. Benedict M. Holden and Daniel F. B. Hickey. clerk of the house.
 Hoover G1rls' SurpFise
 A surprise feature of tl-e occasion was the presence of seven Hoover Girls in white costumes. As they stood on the stage to sing. the let- ters HOOVER" were spelled across the front Of their costumes and "C-U-R-T-I-s'' across the back. The girls, who have become . permanent part of tho republican xomen's campaign. arc: Miss Doro- thy Latham, Mrs. William Fay, Miss Anna May Havlick, Miss Augusta Stipek, Miss Doris Bradley, Miss Lillian Bertini and Miss Olive Shaw.
 Opening the speaking program. Chairman Bartlett commented on