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Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
PRESTON.
s27 Melted from Supper and Entertaln-
ment at Congregational Church.
General News.

Miss Clara NJ. Palmer has returned
to her school after visiting her par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs. Hollis H. Palmer.
Miss Maude A. Rouse OF Westerly iz
visiting relatives in this place.
Entertainment Follows Supper.
A chicken pie supper was held in
the Congregational church Wednesday
evening. The following programme
was given:
Selection by orchestra, composed Of
Orrin Blackstone violin, Bessie Crazy
organ. and Ezra Barnes, cornet; tab
leau, Snow Birds, Alice Scott Lucy
Aver. Alice Palmer and Ethel Miller;
selection by orchestra; tableau, Amer
lean Citizens. Frank h. Crary and
William w. Miller; selection bv or
chestra; tableau, Everybody Works
but Father by Henry Johnson. Charles
Ennis Mrs. Emily Ennis and Anna
Bagley; selection by orchestra: dia-
logue. The Census Taker: Professor
Beans, census taker. Lynwood b. Graz
ry; Mrs. Hezekiah Meadows, deaf old
lady. Edith A. Rouse: tableau school
Days. by Helen and Sydney Hall: Sc
lection by orchestra: tableau, Ezekiel
and Hulda. by william Miller and Bea-
triee Malloy; singing. Suanee River,
by Howard Gordon and Lynwood Cra-
ry; monologue. Elisha and the Black
Cat, by Della Malloy; tableau. Ameri-
ca was, Is and is to be, by William y.
Wheeler, Bessie T. Crary and Florence
Kenndy.
Chicken pie, cake, coffee. and ice
cream were served; s27 was realized.
Notes.
Thomas McClimon, Fred BENJAMIN.
Charles Boswell and Arthur =. Shedd
spent Monday I'm Providence.
Miss Annie McClimon, a teacher in
Winsted. is at her home in this place.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
CLARK'S FALLS.
Arbutus Shows Signs of Sp1na-W. =.
Maine Of Life Saving Station Visited
Parents.


The young people are gathering the
fragrant and lovely arbutus
leaning Operations.
Charles S. Palmer has been carting
pound poles for Andrew Lanphere to
Watch Hin. Mr.. I.anrhere bought item
Of Simeon White. Mr.. Palmer has also
been carting railroad ties for Horace
Palmer to Westerly. 1t is reported
that the railroad company are to take
1hem up the first Of this month.
Newsy Notes.
Mrs. Orrin Maine has been quite i'll
with neuralgia. Her daughter Eva
came home to care for her.
II. g. Lewis and daughter Ada were
In Clark's Falls Wednesday.
G. d. Coates was in this village on
business recently.
Mrs Jennie THOMPSON and Mrs. ].
H. Adams of Pendleton Hill called to
see Mrs. H. F. Palmer on Monday af-
ternoon.
Miss Belva Brown was the guest Of
Ns Richard Maine on Wednesday.
"a Calvin A. Snyder, judge of probate.
was here Wednesday to inspect the
felt mill
Life Saver Home for Visit
Wilson D. Maine of the United
s-NH-tSN AAAC lfAAAE s7NcNADAi3 + ASl4Gl > ISL
and, was home with his parents. Mr.
and Mrs Richard d. Maine, over We'd
Hes6ay night.
Briefs.
Mrs. L. e. Bill is recovering from a
severe cold.
Elmer Merritt Of Ashaway was here
on Thursday. He was accompanied / y
Mrs Merritt.
Mrs. John Austin of Westerly is the
guest of her sister, Mrs. Alfred NJ
Clark.
Fred Stanley has been the guest of
his brother Frank Stanley, in district
No 4.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
NEW LONDON COUNTY.
SALEM.
Harris Morgan Saws of Finger-Hart-
ford Preacher Will Occupy Pulpit
Personals

Because of the storm there was no
service at the Congregational church
on Sunday morning. Evening service
was held as usual.
Rev Mr.. Ives of Hartford will occu-
py the pulpit next Sunday morning
and evening.
Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Malona entertained a few
friends at their pleasant home.
Fred r. Bailey and Leo Morgan on
Monday commenced work at the Mitch
ell farms, where they have secured po-
sitions for the coming season.
Henry p. Avery and Earl Morgan OF
Flanders were in town on business this
week
Ira D. Clifford and Miss May clifford
were callers in New London last week.
Gilbert Murray. Sr., is seriously ill
at his home here.
Hon. Alva Morgan has advertised an
auction Of stock and farming impie-
ments at his residence.
Painful Accident.
Harris Morgan recently purchased a
new Rasolene engine for saving wood.
Last week while saving he severed one
OF his fingers, infiicting a severe and
painful Injury. The injured hand was
dressed by a Colchester physician.
Personal Mention.
moved from Hillside farm to Saybrook,
Conn. where they will now make their
home.
Edgard Standish of Colchester, for
.nerly foreman on Judge Taintor's
farm, this week moved to Hillside farm,
which he has leased from E. E Rogers
for the coming year.
Wesley Brown and family on Mon
day moved from the Smith farm to the
place owned by Joseph Rix Of Chaplin
vile, Conn.
Carl Rogers and Ray Bliven made
business trip to Saybrook, Conn, this
week.
Thomas wolsenka has returned
10 his home here, after spending sew
eral months in New York city.
Selectnnan Murray was a recent bus
iness caller in Colchester.
Thomas A. Day and wife on Tuesday
called on Colchester friends.
Mrs Abby Herrick and Mrs Julia
Spencer are suffering from attacks of
grip this week.
variance Whiting OF Lakes Pond
called on Amos Tillotson this week.
Summoned for Jury Duty.
Howard A Rix was summoned to
Norwich for jury duty last week.
Mr.. and Mrs Charles RAY last Fri
day called on friends in New London.
Hon. Aiva Morgan was a recent
caller IN New London.
Miss Laura. Peabody teacher OF the
Central school, spent Sunday at her
home in Waterford.
Mrs. Carl Rogers called on friends
in Colchester this week.
The voice Of the peep frog and the
song of the bluebird and robin remind
u.s. that spring is near although the
air il chill and snow nurries a daily
occurrence.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
GALES FERRY.
No Service on Conference Sunday
Plans for Easter Coneert-Grass
Fire-Birthday Celebration.

No service will be held at the Meth
odist church Sunday. as the pastor,
Rev. John Thompson is attening the
conference at Pawtucket
Mr.. and Mrs. Minor Monkey of Long
Cove entertained friends at their home
Saturday in honor of the birthday of
Mrs. Monkey. Those present were Mr..
and Mrs. Cyrus Chapman, Mr.. and
Mrs. Albertus Maynard and f. A.
James of the Allyns Point section, Mr..
and Mrs. Latham Smith, Miss Mabel
Smith and H#lan Newbury. Jr from
the village and Mrs. J. 5. holland of
New London.
At the Sunday school session, Sun
day morning, special programme on
Temperance was given in place of the
regular lesson study. 1t was decided
at this session to give an Easter con-
cert and Miss Alice Satterlee, c. L.
Colver, Mrs. Eugene LaFontaine Miss
Sarah Latinler and Mrs. ID. c. Perkins
were appointed to have charge OF the
services
Henry j Curtiss Of New Haven.
secretary of Yale university boat club,
was in the village Monday comforting
with Edward Latimer who has charge
of the quarters. in regard to the neg
essary repairs on the property
Mr.. and Mrs. Avery Main moved on
Monday from Mrs. Lydia Maynard's
farm at Allyns Point to the Decatur
Bluff farm owned by Charles II. Brown
of Norwich. Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Sis
son, who have occupied this place for
the past three seasons, moved last
week to East Norwich.
Special Closing Exercises.
The winter term of the public school
taught by Thomas Latham, closed for
a short vacation with a special pro-
gramme on the afternoon of Friday
March 26. Ida L. Perkins, Edwin r.
Bracewell, Harmon L. Cranmer, Har
Ian y. Newbury and Harold Frank
were on the roll Of honor for perfect
attendance during the term of so days.
The three highest in department were
ida L. Perkins, H. Winthrop Hurlbutt
and Edwin R Bracewell. Following
was the programme at the closing ses-
SION Mr.. Wrinkle on skates school;
The American Flag, school; Boy Blue
and 30 Peep. Z. r. Bracewell; The To-
per, H. W. Hurlbutt; Historical Dates,
school; Bit OFF His Nose, Ruth NJ.
lawson: Rose and Poppy, Lydia Z.
Lewis; Roses, A. E. Stoddard; He Had
No Pie, Ida L. Perkins; Caught in a
Trap, H. L. Cranmer: A Jolly Old
Crow, H. n. Newbury; Will and Won't,
H. ]. Lewis: All Love the Rain. H.
Frank; Charge Of the Light Brigade,
school: Maud Muller. T. Latham.
Gibbs Cottage Opened.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nathan A. Gibbs with
their daughter and maid arrived from
Norwich. where they have spent the
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
WATERFORD.
Blasting Jars Eggs Being Hstehed-
Church Concert and Supper.


Hon. W. L. Peckham of Jordan was
in New London Wednesday. as was
also Roswell Manwaring.
James McNaughton has entered the
employ Of the b. 3. and H. I. G. Co.
Waterford hen farmers are getting
no chickens Matched. Since the high
way contractors are using so much dy-
Mantle in blasting operations they are
shaking the country for ten miles
around.
Mrs. Mary A. Littleneld was the
guest of friends in New London We'd
nesday.
Mrs. Rebecca Conn was the guest OF
Mrs. King of Goshen the past week.
Rev. and Mrs. Earl Damon of Will
lington have been guests sof Deacon
and Mrs. Newton Damon.
The Ladies' Aid society OF the Bap-
fist church gave a concert and supper
at the church Wednesday evening
The star attraction was Miss Clyde
the whistling soloist. Mr.. Rogers did
something in the singing line that was
much appreciated
Mr.. and Mrs. Ezra J. Hemstead of
Quaker Hill were at Jordan attending
the concert
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
PENDLET0N HILL.
Local People Attend Auetion-cottaae
Prayer Meeting.

Schools are closed for a weeks va
cation.
George D. Coats was calling in this
place Monday.
Hattie Watson Is visiting az Lam
tern Hill.
Malcom and Clifford Thompson were
In Glaseo and Voluntown Monday.
Morton Cooke was in Jewett City
"Wednesday.
The people Of this place attended the
auction at the late Gardner Eggleson's
place "Wednesday.
Rev. J. Fl. Adams and Deacon Fl. f.
Qeon were business callers in Westerly
IRIS week
The weekly prayer meeting was held
at the home of c. D. Thompson
Miss Sarah E. Sheffield. from West
eriy, and Miss Adams. from Ohio. are
visiting Mrs. Jennie Thompson.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
WEDDING.
StilIman-Brown,


Irving Stilman and Miss Nancy
Brown Of Preston were married at the
parsonage by Rev. Mr.. White on Sat
urday evening.
Mrs Ellen Stoddard who has been
staying with Mrs. Isaac G. Geer. has
returned to her home at Gales Ferry.
Miss Nellie Geer OF Groton is at her
home here during the Easter vacation.
Mrs. Amanda Gray of Leffingwell has
been visiting several days with rela-
tives III town.
The Young Ladies' club met at the
parsonage on Saturday evening.
1882 Paid for Loss of Sheep.
Representative Frank w. Brewster
Of this town and John l.. York of North
Stonington appraised the sheen dam
age done by dogs to Lafayette Names
sheep. The town has paid him 1882,
the largest amount ever paid at any
one time for dog damage, but the town
does not lose this, as it will be REIN
bursed by the state, according to an
act passed by the general assembly at
its last session.
Ray Gilmore OF Norwich has been
spending part Of his Easter vacation
with Archie Holdridge.
Joseph A. Clark has his new house
partly plastered. owen Whipple is do
ing the WORT. -
Notes.
Mrs. Enos NJ. Gray is visiting rela-
tives in Providence.
Twelve from this town attended the
fellowship meeting at the Road church
Wednesday. -
Enos M. Gray has returned from a
short business trip in New York state
Miss Marion Gallup is spending two
weeks vacation at the home of her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs Russell Gallup.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
M0HEGAN.
Tree Warden Looping Dead Branches
Along Highways.

The town received an official visit
from First Selectman Moses Chapman
of late.
]. P. Sanders of Taftvills was en-
tertained over Sunday at Cosey Corner.
@. r. Sanders, tree warden, is clean
ing out trees along the public highway
that might be dangerous to travel by
falling limbs.
hold goods of ]. w. Quidgon to New
London recently.
Moheban church was represented at
the missionary meeting at Norwich
the past week by E. W. Kent and G. r.
Sanders.
A fair audience was out and listened
to an interesting sermon at the church
by w. c. Besselever Sunday evening.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
YAWBUx VALLEY.

Mrs. Horace Knight and Mrs. Will
liam II. Knight spent Saturday with
Mrs. Daniel Frink
The auction at Harry Edgeconb's
last Friday was well attended. Mr.
Edgecomb is soon to move his family
to New London.
Mrs. Harriet Crandall is Ill.
Mrs. Chester Maine was the guest OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Oscar Vose at Westerly
last week.
David Mason Of Brewsters Neck and
Mrs. Mason of Westerly were visitors
at j. D. Miners Sunday.
c. S, Maine and son have been in
Hartford this week
Miss Anna Chapman spent SATURDAY.
with friends at WesteHE,
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
GRISW0LG.

Clarence Geer is recovering from his
recent illness.
Harold Page visited relatives in
Mystic this week.
Mrs Nellie f.. Paine and daughter
OF Midway, Mass. are visiting friends
In town. Mrs. Paine was a successful
teacher in the Second school district a
few years ago
inc r"tirsc prayer meeting held at
the homc Of George aud Lucy Lathrop
last "Wednesday was well attended. the
NUMBER present being seventeen.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
LISBON.
School Pupils Having Two Weeks
Vacation.

Mrs. Mary James of New London
is visiting friends here.
Joseph Fields of Norwich is spend
ing his vacation at c. A. Mells'.
Miss Agnes Grierson of the Fourth
district closed her school Friday for
two weeks vacation, which she is
spending with her parents in Norwich.
Miss Alice E. Kennedy, who Is i'll
at her home. Ia gaining rapidly.
Mrs. e. W. Corbett. who is in the
Backus hospital for treatment, is bet
ter.
Miss Jennie Hogge of Jewett City
has been visiting her cousin, Miss Eth
81 Kennedy.
Thomas Hogge and William Gibson
of Jewett City were visiting friends
here Sunday.
Edward Bryant and Leon Morey of
Jewett City were in town Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
LAUREL GLEN.
New Pastor Calls on Local Residents.

WV "90VI O'''S Ut IOOaI HsoTutHIS'
Mr.. and Mrs. James Maine were
Sunday visitors with relatives in
WoodVille. r. l.
Mrs. Elnat41an Burdick and sons.
Harry ard Lloyd, of Lower Paw atuck,
and Mrs. r. D. Cook Of the Watch Hill
road were recent visitors with their
parents IN this place
Rev. J. Howard Adams and Mrs
Adams were calling on local friends
"Wednesday Mr.. Adams is the new
pastor of the Pendieton Hill church.
School in this district is closed for a
week vacation Mrs. Wheeler, the
teacher. is having the mumps.
James Maine and son, jesse made
q business trip to Westerly Thursday.
Rev r. p. Mathewson preached in
the local chapel last Sunday and held
communion service
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
GLASGL.

Henry Burton fell Saturday and broke
his elbow.
Henry Johnson win drive over the
cream route this year.
Mrs. Daniel Guile staped over night
at her grandmothers, Mrs. Guile's, in
Preston, this week.
Isaac Wawley has bought a horse Of
Fred Nye of Voluntown
w. A. Littlefield's brother, Nathan,
died at Conantville, ION Feb. 29
Mr.. Ross %eeached his farewell SER
mon on Sunday last at the Bethel
church.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
NORTH LYME.
Funeral Of Mrs. EIy-Special Service
M. J. Stark Injured.

Mrs. Ely died at her home Monday
morning after a long illness. She
leaves five daughters, Mrs. Nathan
Hall of Preston, Mrs. Gilbert Sterling
of Windsor Locks. Mrs. William Mar
win, Misses Fannie and Lizzie Ely of
this place, and one son, DR.. ]. G. Ely,
the local physician. The funeral was
held from her residence on Thursday
W.. M. Sisson, Jr., is building a We
randa on his house. H. A. Gates is as
sisting in the work.
State Evangelist FLANDERS is hold
ing a two weeks series of meetings,
which are being well attended. The
union service is to be held Sunday eve
ming. April 4. instead of last Sunday
as stated last week.
NJ. J. Stark met with a serious ac-
cident last Monday at Hadlyme fer
ry, an OK team becoming frightened
at the ferry boat and running into
him, badly bruising his face and
shoulder. and injuring his ribs. A
trained nurse is caring for him. His
condition is much improved
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
flTCHVILLE.
Recent Visitors in Local Homes.

Mr.. and Mrs. Gurdon Rathbun OF
Willimantic were recent visitors at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Thomp-
son.
A. NJ Miller was IN Hartford on
Wednesday.
Mrs. G. A. Young has returned TO
Willimantic after two weeks visit At
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Chapman.
Charles Kelly Of Groton was in
town Thursday.
Mrs. Charles Gallagher OF Provi-
dence is visitng az the home OF her
sister Mrs. Fields.
Michael Kelley ~ New York was the
guest Of his cousin. Patrick kelley. tie
early part Of the week
Eugene Thompson OF willimantie
was the guest recently OF his parsntn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Thompsoa
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
LETTING
Lemonade from HOMEGROWN Lemons

The Mission Study class met at the
parsonage Tuesday afternoon.
The Sunshine band meets with Elsie
Beard today Saturday.
Mrs. G. L. Palmer served lemonade
to a small party Tuesday evening. The
lemons came from one of her trees.
One weighed fourteen ounces and an
other thirteen ounces.
Miss Ruth Palmer is spending a few
days with Warren Nichols and family
at Willimantic
Mrs. Mary Gray has returned home
after spending few weeks with rela-
tives out Of town.
LeGrand Chappell of Palmertown
was the guest Of Miss Edith Austin
Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
CAMPBELL'S MILLS.
Pupils Perfect in Attendance in Dis
trict 10.

G. II. Barrier is working on Plain
Hill.
Mrs. Belle Moran has moved into tn
Seth Wilcox house on Stone Hill.
Edward Harrington will manage the
farm.
School in district No. 10 closed The
winter term on Friday. Following are
the pupils perfect in attendance during
the wiser Term: Malinda Tanner,
Henry Congdon, Harold Burk, Mary
Phillips. Hester Pluff. Lloyd Congdon
missed one day only.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
MAN TIC.
Burial of D. S. Stone at Cheshire
Repairs at State Camp Ground.

NGPGlo at 0AdIC (dT1p 1FOunQs
The body of D. E. Stone. who com
mitted suicide in Pine Grove Monday
evening, was taken to Cheshire Thurs
day for burial short service was
held at the Grove, where Mr.. Stones
family are living. He leaves his wife.
two sons and two daughters who are
in the Grove. Mr.. Stone had a large
farm in Cheshire which he sold some
time ago, coming to Mantle to make
his home. The family have the SYM
pathy Of many friends in Mantle and
Pine Grove. The cottage which 4hey
nave been occupying in the Grove is
owned by Mrs. Sweet of Brooklyn.
Local Notes.
Mrs. Addie NJ. Houses of Sycamore.
Mass. and her sister of Providence. R.
l., were in Pine Grove Wednesday.
Capt. and Mrs. n. w. Rogers were
calling on relatives in Mantle We'd
res6ay.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. F. A. Aston. who have
been spending. the winter at Mantle,
moved back to their Pine Grove cot
tage Wednesday.
r. c. Beckwith and James Howard
have finished putting up the board
fence which was blown down by a
heavy wind some tine ago
II. P. Gidley, G. W. Merry and G. P.
Hill have nearly completed painting
the telephone building on the state
camp ground.
Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Griswold re-
turned 20 Pine Grove Wednesday.
where they will spend a few months
Reinzi Stone of WallinCford was vis-
iting his relatives in Pine Grove We'd
nesday.
j. T. Cruttenden Of Norwich was in
Mantle and Crescent Beach Satur-
day.
Miss 1nez Spencer Of New London
and Ernest Spencer of Salem were
calling on, their mother, Mrs. A. E.
Spencer. in Washington avenue Tues
dqX.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03
POQUETANUCK.
Holy Week Services at St. James
Church.

At st. James church Holy week
services will be held as follows: Sun
next before Easter. April 4, morning
service with the Holy Communion, II,
evening service, 7.S0. Monday. p. m.
Tuesday, D. m. Wednesday, 100 D.
m. Thursday, 4 .. m. Good Friday.
1890 a m. 7.3o .. m. Saturday. East
er even. D. m.
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

rested within the week caught red
handed in the act by the local police.
These boys have been put away and
for some time will not be classed as
the enterprising burglars who went
a-burgling" The New London BOYS
confined themselves to house burgla-
ries. but perhaps. in time would have
enlarged the field and perhaps gain the
prominence Of the once famous
Bridgeport Boy Burglars"
After working their home town to
the danger limit, the Bridgeport boys
broadened out and finally INDUCED in
daylight rOhberies in large Offices dur
ing the noon hour. They did a Job OF
this kind in Stamford, and then start
ed towards New London. There were
three boys. or young men, In the gang.
and they were intercepted at Lyme by
Deputy Sheriff Bugbee and a couple
of assistants. The boys put up a stifr
fight, threw pepper into the eyes OF
their captors. but were unable to es-
cape.
They were in the New London Jail
pending trial in the superior court, and
finally were sent to state prison where
two Of them died. This band became
famous throughout the state over a
quarter Of century ago, and their
final capture by country officers was
the cause OF praise from nearly every
newspaper in the state.
So II is fortunate for the state, and
the New London boys. too. that they
were checked in their criminal career
before they became 80 advanced in
crime as the Bridgeport Boy Burglars.
IL was a lucky day for George M.
Cole, now the ad jutant general OF the
state, when Gen. George Haven took
him from the ranks of a New Lon
HaaH % HNHala 49,
tional guard. and brought him into mil
itary prominence b. aiding him TO a
commissioned company offioer. then TO
assistant adJutant general on his STAFF,
to the colonelcy OF the Third regiment.
then to be Lieutenant colonel OF the
Fourth United States immunes In the
Spanish-American war; and finally as
sisted in the appointment to the pres
ent life position.
General Cole. OF course. took great
interest in matters military and was
fully qualified for the gradual pro-
motion. but It was General Haven who
brought him out. The same applica-
ton can be made TO William r. +.
Landers, who was on General Ravens
star when in command Of the brigade
Connecticut national guard. and who
was first appointed 10 his present po-
sition OF assistant adjutant general
when Haven was adjutant general %
the state.
These are not the only Instances
where men who have become promi-
nent in matters military, state and
federal. who owe their prominence to
the start given them by General Ha-
ven, one Of the most experienced mill
itary men in the state
This very week General Coles SAL
airy has been Increased from IS, 900 to
$4,000 a year. and the salary OF Col
onel Landers has been corresponding
ly increased.
General Haven is now the caBdidsts
OF Perkins post for the honorary posi-
ton of commander Of department Of
Connecticut, Grand Army OF the Re-
public, and II all national guardsmen
and civil war veterans whom General
Haven has assisted WIFI make active
canvass in his behalf. General haven
viii be the next department COM
mander.
E~-Governor Waller .nonarad a. =
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

Ex-Governor Waller appeared as q
witness in the liquor license case Of
George T. Salter Of the Pequot nm,
last Tuesday. The county commissions
ers from the evidence given them, de-
cided that Salter was an unsuitable
person and therefore declined 20 renew
his liquor license. Salter took appeal
10 the superior court which was heard
by Judge Ralph Wheeler. decision be-
ing reserved. Governor Waller testi-
fed that Salter was one Of the best
men in the county and that his place
was conducted similar to saloons In
old England. where Salter was born. II
was so unusual for Governor Waller Ia
appear as a witness, especially a vol
untary witness, in this liquor license
case, that the fact has created con-
siderable comment. Some of the 9TH
er witnesses testified that the Salter
place was one OF disrepute and gam
bling. Judge Wheeler has reserved
decision
Norwich bulletin., 1909-04-03

The death sentence is never carried
out in Greece until an interval of two
years has expired.