Norwich bulletin., 1913-10-06

Today the voters of the town will select the town officers for the coming year in the different halls of the dis tricts. There are three tickets repre- sented for the assessors, Amos Chap man q, Benjamin Burrows r, Moses Craig S; board of relief, John R. Ha- ley. Frank Mcdonald q, Charles Q. EIdredge and Delmore Carter r; Sim con Curlenjik and Thomas Patton s; se- lectmen A. F. Hewitt and Alfred Me- Donald q; Dr. w. M. Hill and Marcus Trail r. James D. Williams and Will liam Inderelst S; town clerk, Henry l.. Bailey of democratic and repuDli- can tickets and Warren G. Chauman S: town treasurer, William Wheeler q, Eugene l.. Baker r. Warren c. Chap man s; tax collector H. l.. Marquardt q, Fred w. D. Farrar r, Robert Holi- day s; school visitor, Everett l.. Crane d, Eugene l.. Baker r, Louisa Tnder- elst S. The question of license for the town will come up for settlement at this election as will also the mat ter of supervisor of schools.
 Will Entertain Grand Officers.
 A meeting was held Friday evening at the home of MT. and Mrs M. E. Bailey of High street at which mem oers of Nokomis commandery made the final plans for entertaining the grand officers at their meeting this week.
 fhS0d EIliS ThbilC w ant
 Great satisfaction is felt at the re- suit of the town meeting in giving to the GrotOn Long Point Land company a highway to this village. Work will be arranged so that the road will be in actual use by the opening of an other season and it will be a benefit to all concerned. Great Improvements for another year. The new road at Mumford's cove has been heightened TOO feet and a drive has to be built around the small island in the cove Surveyors are now at work laying this out Nearly all the summer colony has left the point, but the few who remain are enjoying the delights of the fall weather.
 Attacked by Hornets.
 To be attacked by nest full of angry yellow hornets while so feet in the air was the experience of Lyle Chesebro of this village. who volun- teered to put the weather vane of the Baptist church in order a few days ago. Having prepared his ladders MT Chesebro started the ascent only to be halted midway by the former occupants who contested his right of domain After an exciting struggle, in which Mir. Chesebro was stung, he completed his ascent and repaired the vane.
 Two Scout Troops Have Hike.
 
 with the Scouts of Old Mystic, made a hike Saturday which was decidedly pleasing. Dinner was prepared at Porters Rocks and afterward the boys went to Deans mills, where the great CT part of the day was spent.
 Killed Red Snake.
 James Chesehro killed 8 poisonous red snake on Fort HilI recently which measured feet and 8 inches. Amaranths to Entertain Grand Officers. Jessamine court, Order of Amar- anths, will entertain the grand off, cers of the court October 15 at the Mohican hotel, New London, Dinner will be served at 6.15 after which the officers will inspect the work of the court in the Union lodge rooms on Union street
 Local Jottines.
 Mrs. Amy Bradley of Mystic Is vis- iting friends in the village.
 Mrs James Ststare has been visiting New London friends
 Mrs Edwin Stanton and dau ghtofs of Stonington have been guests of Mrs Daboll and Miss Joyce. at Soundvtew cottage.
 Roy Moadel of Cedar Crest has been visiting Misses Pearl and Maud Car son of Pearl street
 c. l. Libby of Tottenville, $. l., Is visiting for the weeken at his home on Pearl street,
 Robert Carpenter arrived heme yes terday from hospital In New York,