Norwich bulletin., 1911-07-10

The senni-annua1 installation of off, eers of Tatorem tribe of Red Men was held Friday evening, conducted by Dis trict Deputy Great Sachem E. J. Will son of New London, who was accom- panied by other state officials. The chiefs who were raised were: Proph- et Gilbert H. Chesebro; sachen, James Leahy; senior sagamore, Paul Bergel: junior sagamore, Philip Shef- field. Following the ceremonies a so- cia1 hour with speech making was en- joyed and ice cream and cake were served.
 Relief Corps Plans Picnic.
 Members of the Woman's Relief corrs of J. T. Trumbun post. Ston- ington. are planning a picinc to be held at Quiambaug on Thursday next.
 James Pendletoa and son, Raymond Pendleton, and George Hyde are en- toying a fishing trip to Lantern Hill.
 Walter w. Hammond is ill at New port
 D. S. Coembs of Bridgeport spent Sunday with borough friends.
 A. c. Williams and B. w. Kilby of Boston are visiting in town for the week.
 The Baseball Situation.
 Stonington baseball nine has been getting generous support from the friends of the team and the members of the association. and it will never be from a lack of funds on the part of the Stonington association that the league may be disbanded The finan- ces of the association are and always have been well taken care of and a complete and systematic account of all receipts and expenditures is kept. It is regretta ble after the fine support that generous friends of the town have given il. The game played Saturday at Mystic with the local team was un- usually good and the Stonington boys brought back a winning score
 The Junior league team is also nak- ing good. even though they lost Sat IIrday's game to the visiting team, Junior league shows much ability. Some fine games are looked forward to- as the circuit takes in Hope Valley. White Rock. Mystic, Pawcatuck and Stonington.
 Mrs William H. Hallett was caller in Groton Sunday.
 E. P. Williams and J. P. York. AL bert Mason. all of New York, spent Sunday in town
 c. W. Earle and F. L. Rose of Hart ford spent Sunday here
 Democrats Nominate Ticket
 The democratic caucus was called to order by Borough Committee J. E.. Curtin. Capt. Patrick Fitzpatrick was chosen chairman and George G. Fran
 
 nominated for borough election July S1:
 Warden, c. B. CrandalI: burgesses, B. c. Chesebro. W. F. Bindloss. T. w. Ganty, J. A. Vargas. H. A. Muller, Charles B. McCort; clerk and treasur- CT, C. B. States: assessor, E. B. Hinci- ley; collector Robert L. Burtcl; bail Tiff, c. s. Ledwith; street commission, T. w Ganty, G. A. Vargas. T. T. Will cox; trustees Waldron fund. E. E.. Hinckley, B $. Gardiner, E. H. Shef- field: borough committee. J. E. Cur tin.
 Warden and Bursesses Meet.
 The July meeting of the warden and burgesses was held Saturday, July 8. the full board attending. The minutes of the previous meeting were fead and appr owed. The board paid the follow ing bills: R. Gale s6.93; W. E. Ryon 6Sc: A Brooks S1.SS; J. H. StWers S1.20:. J. FalIon s4. T. T. Wilcox s1S.50; J. H. Cleveland sS1.50; A. Ponte s33350; j. Eager ss54o; A.. Johnson s36G: J. MeIden S3.60: T. W. Ganty S2350; A. P. Loper S6.60; fire alarm A. P. Loper. repairs To town clock s1570; special police s62; hall lights s17S1; street lights s90; E. Cushman s2150:. fire department appropriation s15625; Star Pulp Co. s6; R. l.. Burtch s23.70; clerk and treasurer s25; yil-