Norwich bulletin., 1910-06-01

church-sudden Death of oliver w.
Bowen.
Sheriff p. B. Sibley gave out the
following statement Tuesday:
To the Citizens of Windham County:
A~y several have announced their
candidacy for the republican nomina-
ton for sheriff of Windham county,
and as possibly there may be others
who aspire to that honorable position,
perhaps it is only fair and best at this
time for me to say that am a candl-
date for denomination.
1 have to a large extent enjoyed the
confidence of the citizens of the coun-
ty irrespective of party, during my
service as jailer for fourteen years,
and during my service as sheriff Tor
eleven years, and 1t seems unaecSs
ss-ry for me to make an appeal to the
party to which I belong for renoml-
ration The ma nagement of the coun-
ty fairs during these years must nave
been satisfactory to the taxpayers, as
there is now to the credit of the coun-
~ surplus of over nine thousand dol
lars,
There are matters of which the
county commissioners have the entire
charge, but the management of the jail
comes largely within the scope OF my
duties as sheriff. and it is because OF
the business methods adopted and the
practical management of that 1nstitu-
ton that the receipts from the jail
have exceeded the expenses each year
acknowledge that the hearty co-opera-
ton of the county commissioners and
the efficient services OF Deputy Jaller
Field have contributed largely to the
success at the Jail. 1t is also true that
the splendid management of all the
county affairs places our county gov
eminent first among those OF the state
If renominated and elected sheriff, l
shall endeavOr to give to the county
the best efforts of which am capable
and a service in line with the splendid
achievement of the other departments
of our county government
PRESTON B. SHELLEY.
Danielson. May 31st. 1910.
News from All Points.
Abner Weisberg of Hartford was
wisitor Tuesday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. A. Weisberg.
George Angel of Brooklyn, Wen
known in Danielson, is a patient at the
Day -Kin1baH hos pdtal in Putnam. in
critical condition after a surgical op-
GRAFTON.
MT. and Mrs. E. U. C. Baker, who
spent Memorial day with relatives in
DanieIson were at woodstock Tuesday
60 attend the funeral of George Baker.
Mr. Baker was a brother or MIS- Ellz-
abeth Baker who died a few weeks
ago In Norwich at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. E. U. G. Baker.
Mr.. and Mrs F. x. Lemieux have
been entertaining Miss Mary Brisebois
of Fall River, Miss Hertense Boucher
of Providence and Miss Loretta Las
sard OF Providence.
Mrs. Frederick 0. Arlington and
children will Isave on Friday for Den
yer, Col, TO spend several weeks with
Mrs. Armingtons mother.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Smith have been
spending several days with relatives in
North Sc1tuate.
Personals OF news items sent to The
Bulletin unsigned are never used.
Warden and Mrs. W. I. Billiard were
at Waltham, Mass, Sunday and Mon
day, toining on Memorial day with the
mother and brothers of Mr.. Billiard in
decorating the grave Of his father.
Preachers Meeting at Grosvenordaie.
The Norwich District Ministerial as
ISOLATION Is to hold a preachers meet
ing at Grosvenordale on Monday and
Tuesday of next week a.
Or. Marcus D. Buell. ITO Speak.
Dr. Marcus D. Buell., dean of the the
ofogical department of Boston univer
sity will come to DanielSon this CWed-
nesday) evening to make the address
at the annual church home night a
the Methodist Episcopal church. Other
out of town clergymen who will be
present are Rev. o. H. Greene of Moo
sup and Rev. d. w. Adams of Alta
waugan- The reception will COM
mence at $50. The supper is to be
served at O'Clock
Tri-ViIIagers Doing Great Work.
There was much elation among the
baseball fans in the north part of the
town over the great showing made by
the Tri-Village team in the Memorial
day games. The Tri-Viilage team is
now one of the strongest that has ever
been got together in this part of ca ST |
ern Connecticut and because of the |
ia st clip at which they are playing
they are attracting unusual interest.
Carpenters are engaged in construct |
ing a boiler house over the two up
right boilers recently placed in posi- |
ton in the yard at the east side mill |
of the Danielson Cotton COMPANY The
new building, which Is of wood. will be |
com pleted in about two weeks.
Few Men at Memorial Exercises.
The number of men that attended the |
exercises in the town hall on the after
noon of Memorial day was so small as |
to cause comment. The hall was well |
filled. but the women present out
numbered the men Is to L This fact