Norwich bulletin., 1914-03-02

bill, repIietd: Mister. I ain't got ten dollars, but I'm much obliged to you for the com pliment"
 Supervisor McQuiIE1en Raises a Laugh.
 Leslie McQuiIken, supervisor of con- struction, treasu1ye department, who supervised the construction of the Westerly office building, when intro duced told the story of the fellow who visited the domain of the Satanic maj esty and was given opportunity for minute inspection. He expressed knowledge of all he had seen, except some queer objects that were suspend ed in a codner and he asked the dark one what they were. He was told that they were treasury department relics who thought they could tell the post office department anything.
 Joseph $. Lenihan then entertained with a tenor solo,
 Compliments from Stonington.
 N P Moves, postmaster at Stonfng- ton was introduced. Putting his hand on the shoulder of Eugene E. Pendle- ton, he said: There is one of the best postoffice men that ever opened a mail bag." Mr. Moves said that he was a i clerk in the Westerly postofice when the father of Charles and Eugene Pe2- Gleton was the postmaster. He told Interestingly of his experiences in the railway postal and the postoffice seF- vice and of the gradual increase in i'm provenent at the start, until today the 1 improved efficiency is much more rap- l i'd.
 At this point Carrier William Reg 1 win Of Mystic gave pleasure by a ten i or solo.
 An incentive to High Grade Service.
 Robert J. Kelley of New London was the last speaker. After referring to the new postof1ce building as the last word in architecture and congratuIat- 1 ing Westerly and the department on the possession of such a structure, ne I made a, speech that teemed with patri- 1 otlc utteFances in connection with the 1 possibility of advancement for the de- 1 serving men in the service. He de- clared that the department was look l ing well to the interests of the en1- 1 plOyeS, and that it was the duty of ev- 1 cry man of them to appreciate the fact l and to give the very best possible ser | vice in return.
 The exercises were closed with the singing of America
 Those Who Attended.
 Following is a list of those present:
 From Norwich-William R. Mo Donnelly, William L. Fletcher, James L. Tourtellotte, John A. Cunningham 1 MyIes E. O'Sullivan, Herman s. Case John Haselden, James L. Kingsley 5au!ch ohea, falf1ck .. HlncheY l William T. Browne. Albert A, Guile
 William A. Wells. Arthur L. Peale 1 Francis J. Murtha, John L. Counihan 1 Michael J. Murphy, William J. Wal
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 Ring, David r. Cushnan John Shu-
 grue, Benjamin F. Brewster. Henry Blackburn.
 New LondoT1-Po master John Me.
 Giniey, Assistant Postmaster Frank.
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 Monroe, Terrence NJ. Cook. Christo'
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 Harry NJ. Holmes, Cornelius ?. Barry
 John \. Blake, Leo R. Moves. Joseph
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 R. Barrows, Edward T, Gareeran
 James N, spellman, Herman r, steue
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