Norwich bulletin., 1910-01-25
JEWETT CITY
Democrats Carry Mondays Election Annual Reports Show Balance of $661-SmalI Fire Loss in 1909.
Democratic.


 The democrats won in Mondays vote:
 Democratic.
 Warden, Ira r. Lewis. 156; burgess. Jean B. Leclaire 1S9 Clerk, Albertus c. Burdick 1SS: treasurer, Albertus c. Burdick 1S9: assessor, John E. Green 1s9; bailiff. John c. Delaney 1s6; col lector, John A. Hourigan 1S7; auditor Maxcy Seymour 1S9
 Republican.
 Warden. Lafayette F. Kinney 154; burgess. Frank E. Williams 130; clerk Herbert c. Webster 126: treasurer John H. Tracy 129; bailif. Louis Gin gras 127; collector. Benjamin R. Gard ner 124; auditor, OIin K. Miller 12s.
 Borough Reports Distributed.
 The borough reports for the year ending January 10 1910, were placed in the hands of the voters Monday afternoon. and made a good showing. The actual running expenses of the borough for the past year were $12,- 92S.56. The new board of officials will start the present year with a bal ance of s661.SS- in the treasury. The taxable property of the borough last year subject to assessment was $1,- 543, ,050, which will be considerably iri- creased this year.
 Twenty three Fires Last Year.
 George H. Prior. borough fire mar. shal. reports 23 fires last year, with the very small property loss of sss7.4T. Eight hundred and fifty dollars of this sum was the damage at the fire in J. B. Leclaire's block on Railroad avenue, at 1.2o a. m., May 2e. and s47.- A was the William A Slater mills tenment No 51. Slater avenue, which occurred at 12.40 a. m.. November 20.
 Arrest for lntoxieation.
 Two intoxicated men in a team drove up to the home of Edward Nor gan on the Pachaug road Monday aft their own way. They broke windows and created general disturbance. Mr. Morgan remonstrated and tried to get them away, but to no avail. His wife, who is an invalid, was terribly fright ened- He later notified Sheriff An drew Cheseboro and one of the men, said to be named Douglas of Volun- town, was arrested. brought to this place and lodged in the lookup tC await trial later.
 Local star gazers were enabled to get a fine view of the Drake comet Sunday night. Some few thought the Tillinghast airship had passed over, some even heard the exhaust of the motor. Several with telescopes were Monday evening for its re- but the cloudy conditions were unfavorable.
 John D. Ecclestone lost a valuable
  ed in the Baptist church shed while MT Ecclestone was attending the service. The horse got loose and ran down Main street, with the he narrowly escaped being run down by a passing trolley. In front of the old bank building he tried to jump the iron fence and was i'm was finally extricated by Thomas Me Broome and several men. pr. Coles found the animal so badly injured that in the interest of humanity he was despatched of Congregational Church. At a special meeting of the Ladies' society of the Congregational church 1 the following directresses were elect | ed: Mrs. G. A. Haskell, Mrs. B. c. | Bliss, Mrs. H. E. Paul, Mrs. Walter Marshall, Mrs G. W Robinson Mrs. Fred s. Brown, Mrs. T. B. Keen, | Mrs Sherman Waters, Mrs. Charles | E. Spicer Mrs. F. Fl. Hiscox, Miss 1 Mabel Young and Mrs H. E. Jack | nan. Several other important mat | CTS of business were transacted. | Among them it was decided to ob- Ierve gentlemen's night one week from 
 Misses Molly McGione and Clara Royal of Norwich have been recent | guests at Mrs Defiy's on Hill street.
 Jewett City Won.
 The result of Monday evenings ,ame was Jewett City Is 1-2. Stoning- on 10. The lineups:
 Jewett City-Robertson If, Boutwell, f. Wakefield c, LHeureux lg, Dupre g.
 Williams If, Graham If, ;hackley c, Macdonald lg, McKane rig. Goals, Robertson 5, Bothwe1 5, Wakefield 1. L'Heureux 4 1-2, Will ans 2, Graham l, Shackley 5, Mac Donald ?. Scorer, Wulf. Timer. Gard Ter. Attendance zoe. |
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