Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1911-05-18
WESTERLY WORKMEN OVERCOME
Suffer from Effects of Gas while Cleaning PurerTwo
Fires Wednesday Nor ming Republican Caucus this
Afternoon-Four-T Team Rhode islands Connecticut
League TO Open Season May n.

Thee was sharp manoeuvrlnS at the
meeting of the republican town COM
nfftee when the final touches were put
to the political slate that will be pre-
scented for caucus action The politi-
ooons assembled were divided. and
ways that are dark7and tricks that
are vain marked the proceedings One
oflthe most popular Of citizens was
chosen by the one side to placate a
member OF the present town council;
but the other side worked the game
so adroitly that he could not be util-
lied. He was then picked up, by the
other side. and substituted for coun-
Gilman who was not supposed to have
any opposition in the committee The
slate for the town council as made up
by the COMMITTEES to be recommended
TO the caucus, comprises every mem
Der OF the present council except Way
land A. Saunders. who is the repre-
sentative from the Mantle section of
the town. and is as follows:
For the town council, William l..
Clarke. Albert II. Langworthy. Maui
rice w. Flynn. c. Clarence Maxson,
william Culley. Horace T.. Burdick,
nnd John n. Edmond
The committee will also recommend
the denomination of the rest Of the
prosent town officers.
There was a lively contest in COM
nittee in regard to the denomination.
Of DR. Russell u. Smith as member
Of the school committee for three
years. The doctor was Indifferent as
to the result, but II he could be of serv-
ice in that department would consent
10 serve. but would make no effort
for denomination. Miss Helen Segar
was strongly advocated az the success
sor OF DIR. Smith and when the vote
OF the committee was counted she
received only one less vote than the
doctor.
IL is believed that there will be no
opposition by conmitteem en- in the
caucus when nominations are present.
ed by the chairman Of the town COM
lnittee.
There have been instances where the
recommendations OF the town commit
tee In regard to nominations have
been rejected in caucus. and surface
indications are that all the committee
recommends viii not receive the ap-
prevail OF a majority of freemen as
sem blsd in caucus.
Fire alarm was sent in just before
eleven o'clock, Wednesday morning,
from box rs. Nc sooner had this
long call been sounded when in came
alarm from box II. both of which are
located in the Italian section Of the
town, and Goth for a single fire in the
nous, at the corner OF Pond and
Pierce streets. owned by Joseph Qua
rfno, ard occupied IA part by a saloon
and baroer shop and the Guarino ten
ernert- The fs-e originated near the
chimney in the Kitchen close to the
range. in the rear Of the saloon, and
had worked through the partition to
the living apartment on the next floor
before It was discovered.
An nlarm was Immediately sent in
from box 20, corner of Pleasant and
Pond streets. but the response was SO
slow. that a second alarm was sent in
from box IL. at Canal and Pierce
streets The house is a wooden frame
story and a half structure, and the
rear portion was considerably burned
causing a loss of perhaps $500. which
II Insurance covered