Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-08
TEST PAPERS WILL BE
FILLED OUT BY ENUMERATORS
County Supervisors Getting the Census |
Takers Ready for Their Duties.

County Supervisor Cornelius j.
Downes received a number of test
blanks for the census 6numeratorS on
Thursday. Each enumerator today or
within a few days will interview half
q dozen or moro people to get a work
ing knowledge of how to properly fill
in these blanks. These trial reports
will be sent to State Supervisor Bailey
in New Haven, who will make correc-
lions, if any are needed, and return
them, SO that the enumerators will be
prepared to begin their real work COR
rectly and smoothly on Friday, April
Is. The persons who will be given pre-
ininary interview will not be free
from a second questioning after April
Is.
Among the foreign speaking popula-
ton there is bound to 10 some difficulty
in getting at the desired facts, but
with the aid that can be given by the
children and nefghbors who can speak
English it is hoped to reduce the ex-
pense of interpreters to q minimum.
To smooth the way for the men who
are to gather in the statistics an en-
deavor has been made to get the nom
EngNs hspeaking people to realize the
purpose and aims of the census by
setting forth the facts through the
schools, the churches and various so
ciet1es.
County Supervisor c. J. Downes was
for headquarters for the enum orators
in that city.
The enumerators in this county for
the towns which have not been previ-
counties in this end of the state are:
New London County.
Bozrah-Edwin c. Wheeler.
Co1chester3Cecu T. Bigelow, Elmer
NJ. Chad wick.
East Lyme-Byron Clark
F'ranlxlin-Miss Marie A Bolande.
Griswold-U1dege H. Desrosiers.
Montville-John c. Fellowes.
North onington-Frederick M. Hol-
lister.
Jewett City-Ben5 an1in r. Gardner.
Mystic-Edward p. Clark.
West Mystic-George S. Griswold Jr.
Groton-Latham Avery.
Lebanon-Charles J. Abel
Ledyard-Sanue1 E. Holdrfdge-
Lisbon-Harry L. Hull
Lyme-C1arence Daniels.
Sa1em-Frank e. Williams.
Old Lyme-Charles H. Dawson.
Preston-AppIeton Main.
Spra gue-James w. Ablard.
Stonington-Louis E. Hammond, L.
e. Fairbrother. Charles S. Noyes, Jr.
voIuntown-Henry NJ Kellogg.
Waterford-Wdlliam c. Saunders
William J. Caldwell.
Holland County.
Effington-Cyrus NJ Perry.
Columbia-Charles H. Palmer.
Coventry-AIbert e. Harmon
Hebron-Edward A. Smith.
Mansfield-Miss Olive G.. Nides.
Somers-Horace A. Sykes.
Staford-Frank H. Plumb.
Unaon-Harvey M. Lawson
ToIland-Davtd H. Brown.
Vernon-John ]. McCartfn, Thomas
F. Caravan, Arthur H. Schmuske and
Hans B. Julon.
Wdllington-John A. Houcheus.
Windham County.
Ashford-Edwin NJ. Grant
Brooklyn-Paul G. Kulp.
Wauregan-Arthur J. Reynolds and
Fred E. Kies.
Chaplin-Charles P. Wilson.
Eastford-Caro p. Latham.
HaInpton-Menry G. Marshall.
Kfllingly-JaT1es N. Tucker, Job r.
SeaInans and Harry w. Clark.
Pomfret-Wiflis Covel1.
Putnam-Royden e. Decatur, George
B. Tracy, Merrill P. Paine, Armand J..
Lizatte, Edmond Gagne and Adolphus
P. Levitt.
Scotland-Archie H. Gallup.
Sterling-Miss Louise M. Vaughn.
svenordale-William Gould, Mar
Gus A. Covell.
INSTRUMENTATION M. Brown and
Howard w. Whitemore.
WiIlimantic-William C. Lyman,
William F. Sullivan, John M. Conner,
William E. Fay and Hugh J. Carney.
Observation-Disclosures w. Howard
and Charles M. Perrin.