Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-14
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Prohibitionists and Republicans Hold caucuses = Moving Steamers to
 Newport-Accident- Closes Sue
 cessful Season.

The prohibition party met Friday evening in caucus and nominated a town ticket for the fall election. F. A. Hall was chosen chairman and Harry P. Lee was chosen clerk. The ticket nominated is as follows: Assessor, John c. Burdick; board of relief John F. Moves and John I. Bentley; select men, Asa O Wilcox. Willard F. Clark; agent for town deposit fund, Edwin w. Nerthrup; auditor, l.. K. Burdick, collector of taxes, William B. Ryon; constables, Thaddet1s Brown, James A. Keane, Oscar Cottrell IL. H. Brown; registrars of election. Edward Staplin, Alfred Burdick, J. Duane Wheeler, William Scott and Prentis A. Will Hams; town school committee, Thee dore w. Hyde and Joseph A. Peabody; tree warden. Harry P. Lee It was voted to leave the selection of officers for the state election in the hands of the town committee, no caucus of the party being held for those nomina- Nons.
 Moving Boats to Newport Workmen are engaged in picking up everything at the steamboat repair shops and placing the material on the old steamer Connecticut to be taken to Newport, where the craft is to have her boilers removed The freight ele- vator has been removed from the City of Worcester. all the scrap and rub bish has been put on the steamer. The New England Navigation company is moving the boats away from Stoning- ton. Az the Road Church. A preaching service will be held Sunday at the Road church at II a. m The pastor will exchange with Rev | Giles F. Goodenough of Northfleld Mass.
 Matthew T. Gilmore has been acting as crossing tender at the Elm street l crossing while E. ". Wells has beer at the Kingston crossing during the | four days of the fair.
 | Jewish citizens are celebrating he 1 Jewish New Year
 John Ecksein and Emil Schnitz have | been in Danbury, playing with the Standard band at the f1remen's pa rade.
 Mrs. Thomas H. Brown and daugh. | ter, Miss Mary Brown. who have beer guests at the Wamphassett inn, re. turned to New Britain Thursday
 J. W. Cole of Worcester is spending several days with local relatives. Mrs. F. B. Moves. Miss Nellie Trum. bull and Miss M. B. Trumbull ar; spending two weeks in the Whit, | mountains.
 Mrs. E. P. Hyde is visiting 2 Brooklyn.
 Inn Has Successful Season.
 The Wamphassett inn will close fol the season Saturday, having had {
 most successful summer. 1
 Band Concert Programme.
 The band concert this week will b, held this (Saturday) evening. Follow | ing is the programme: Part I-Ameri
 ca; march, Second Regiment. c. N. G.
 overture, American Fantasia; New | Colonial March; euphonium solo, se lected; Shoulder Arms. Part IT. | Grown of Diamonds; march, Ragtimt Violin; Mayfiower Mazurka; serenade | selected; march, Keep Moving; Stal ] Spangled Banner. John Eckstein leader.
 Big Bass Caught. Frank R. Tracy went to Lanterr | Hill Wednesday and brought back : big black bass weighing nearly fivt pounds.
 Band Surprised Leader. Fifteen members of Mechanics Ibant called on their leader, John Eckstein in Mystic Tuesday evening and sur prised him in honor of his birthday. Murray Henry will enter Kingston | college next week and take up engi- neering. His place as chauffeur fol | c. H. Cowan is to be taken by Rich.
 ard Fritz.
 l The Steamers have received an fnvi | tation to the bazaar to be given by tht Rhode Island Ones in Westerly.
 Mrs. Thomas L. Williams of New
 York is the guest of her daughter
 Mrs. Hunter Lock.