Norwich bulletin., 1910-09-10


The republican caucus of the town
of Kiiiingly was held in the town hall
at 2.30 p. M on Friday. Sabin Rus
sell was chosen chairman and E. L.
Darbte clerk. The only contest on
was for selectmen from the Second
and Third districts.
William E. LaBelle presented the
name of Charles F. Aver and H. c..
Atwood presented the name of Sam
uel r. Gillette, both as selectman from
the Second district. A ballot was taxi
en-, which resulted in 12S for Charles
E. Aver and 60 for Samuel Gillette.
c. D. Mowry presented the nam of
Harley S. Place and Charles D. Chase
presented the name of Sidney Bars
tow as selectman from the Third dis
trict. A ballot resulted in 1913 for
Barstow and 70 for Place.
Officers nominated were as follows:
Selectmen, John A. Gilbert. Charles
E. Aver, Sidney Bastow; tax collec-
tor, William n. Arnold; assessor for
three years, Robert G.. Smith: asses
sor for one year to fill unexpired term,
William P. Kelley; board of relief, w.
Irving Billiard, e. E. Clark, James n.
Tucker; constables Edward S. Car
penter, Emery Anderson, Louis Bars
stow, Frank Wood; grand jurors, Sid
ney S. Stone, Frank w Bennett
ters. Arthur P woodward, Frank l.
Bennett, James E. Smith; school COM
mittee, John a. Paine, Hector McCon-
nell; auditor, Frank w. Bennett; tree
warden, John A. Gilbert; judge of pro-
bate, oliver e. Getty.
Delegates to Norwich Caucus.
Edward Brennan, George Foster, Jo-
seph Halle and Joseph L'Homme are
the delegates from KilIingly to the
democratic caucus for the Third con-
gressional district, which meets in
Norwich today Saturday..
Miss Gertrude Maynard of Woon-
socket is spending few days with
relatives in DanieIson.
Roy Reach and Walter Ames We're
among the Danielson people who have
been at Boston to see the Philadelphia
games in the American league.
Capt. Elbert L. Darble was in Nor
witch Friday evening.
Chester Hutchins has left the en-
ploy of the Adams Express company to
go with the Peoples Light and Power
company.
Alfred Boswell is critically i'll at his
home on Broad street
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry McEwen have
been entertaining Miss Ethel Harwood
of Manchester, N. H.
G. Warren Davis Cannot Come.
G. Warren Davis of Norwich. who
on Monday evening, will be unable to
be present at that time.
DR.. j. M. Coburn to Speak
DR.. J. Milton Coburn of South Nor
walk is to speak before the Young
Mems club of the Congregational
church on the evening of September
2S. DR.. Coburn is well known here
having been practicing physician in
Brooklyn for years.
The local branch of the Woman's
Christian Temperance union is to meet
with Mrs. Preston B. Sibley on Tues
day evening of next week.
To Play Final Games.
Some of the teams of the Eastern
Connecticut league are planning to
play the last of the postponed games
from this years schedule today (Sat-
urday). 1t is expected that all of
these games will be finished next week
and the season closed.
Putnam Pastor Coming.
Rev. Thomas Feltman, pastor of the
Advent church at Putnam. is to speak
at the Advent chapel on Academy
street tomorrow Sunday afternoon.
His subject will be The Second Ad-
vent
Holds Law in Contempt.
Nelson Wheeler of South Killingly,
who was before the town court Thurs
day morning on a charge of breach of
the peace, and VINO was found guilty
suspended, was again presented on the
same charge Friday morning Wheel
err it is now charged, repeated the Of
fence within two hours after he was
found guilty Thursday.
The person claiming to have been
the object of Wheeiers language, said
to have been vilely abusive, was Will
lam Ross, whose home is on the road
to South Killingly. This second case
against Wheeler has been continued
until Monday morning.
Officers of Phoenix Building Company
Following are the officers of the
Phoenix Building company, elected at
the recent annual meeting of the COM
pany: President, F. f. Scott; vice
president, John A. Paine; secretary
and treasurer, E. w. Scott.
To Tnaagurate Temperance Campaign.
The campaign to keep killinglv in
the column with the many no-license
towns Of Connecticut win probably he
inaugurated at meeting OF temper
ance workers, called to meet in the
yestry or the Congregational church
tomorrow Sunday afternoon All
men who are interested IN the move
ment have been invited to be present