Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-14

Tel L. Lyon, @5oS; James mcAitister
 Eugene E. Mapes. s1s2; Marist Fa- t11ers, $157.50; Ann M. Maxson and others, S1275O: Sarah R. Maxson, $106.5O; Annie B. Mcconnell, S139.50; George w. McLanahan heirs, $172.50; George X. McLanahan, $165: Helen D. McLanahan, $127.50; Mary l.. Melville, $150; Maud S. Metcalf, $210; William Minchen, $110; Jennie B. Miner, SIP; Misquamicut Golf club, $217.50; Mis- quamfcut Land company, $140.50; So- phie Moen, $S45; Charles A. Morgan,s $191: Efhngham g. Morris, $1S7.5o; John H. Murphy. $256.50.
 Pasquale Nardone, &105.50; Henry B. Nevins and others, $1,233; Mary and David McG. Newell, $477; Edward A works, $s55. New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company, ST. 705.50: Simon P. Nichols, $16S; Nor wich and Westerly Traction company, $1,296; P. H. Opie company, $397.50; Caroline c. Page, $1O2; Park Painter, tuck Woolen mills, $93o; William H. Peck, $115.50; BeTthena A. Pendleton, $3S7.50; James M. Pendleton, $224; William C.. Pendleton estate, $12S.50; Perrin, s1sO; Charles Perry, $500.5O; Harvey c Perry, SIS; Thomas Perry, $1S0.50; Margaret B. Phelps, $135; Mary c. Phelps and Anna K. Merrill, $397.50; Jane M. A. Phillips, $162.50; Theodore D. Picard and wife. $1S2; William w. Pike, $272; George A. Pope, $255; Amelia Potter, $473.5o; Amelia Potter William A. Langwortty estate and Ada L. Burdick, s2s2.5o; Walter Price estate, $737.
 s. J. Reuter- and Son, Incorporated, $640.50; Seila F. Robinson, $112.50; Thomas D. Robinson, $115.50; Mary N. Rogers, $130.50; Cornelia F. Robinson, $157.50; Alzada A. Samdas, $16S; Hen ry R. Segar, $S05; H. R. Segar com pany, $156; J. Frank Segar, $2S9.50; Thomas B. Segar and others, $500: William Segar, $1,239.50; Charles D. Sherman and others, $105; Martha A. Sherman heirs, $113.5o; R. A. Sherman and Sons company, $28; Bradford Shrinkle estate, $1,260; Emma s. Skin ner, $1S0; Atlas B. Smith, $110.50; $147; Smith Granite company, $1,140; Orlando R. Smith estate, $135; Walter $. Smith, $S60; Charles H. Stanton, S22S.50; Charlotte P. Stanton. $12o; Clara H. Stanton; $570; Addie G. Stillman, $105; Catherine Y. StilIman. vile stillman.. s4i2-50; Sanfor P.
 George W. Tapley estate. s16E; Martha A. Tefft, s139; Thomas Thatcher. $S60; James B. Thompson, PAHVs 14dAy 1AdW uOA1pSO-lB S0StS Louis Tuck. $50; Joseph Turauo and wife, s100.50; Utter Company $316; George H. Utter estate, $50; J. Will liam Vincent, $145.50; Horace Vose estate. $372; Mary A. Vose estate, $50, Oscar yose, $265.
 William B. Waite, $162; Henry F. Walter, $21O; Washington T1us- company, $463.50; Richard Wayne, $50; Weekapaug Beach ana Land Improvement Company, S247.50: Kath : crime V. R. Meech, $209.50; Westerly Fish company, $50; Westerly Furni- ture company, $2355O; Westerly Light and Power company, $1,OI1 50 Wes- terly Textile company. $225; Westerly ToWboat company, $50; Westerly and Watch Hill Ice Company, $109.50 White Rock Mill, s4,773 Harriet H. Wilcox estate, $200;l Margaretta $. Williams, $147; Claire Bliven Winship, $117; Winnapaug company, $117.
 The tax rate $1.50 on each $100 of real estate and tangible property and 40 cents on each S100 of intangi- ble personal property. The total amount of tax to be collected is S125,- 11S.90. Real estate tax, 09,s46.50; on tangible personal estate, $S, ,904; on in- tangible personal estate, $6,36s.40.
 The first meeting of the Atlantic Tuna club, organized under the laws of Rhode Island, was held Saturday af- ternoon at the office of the inland fish cries commission, of which Charles w. Willard is chairman, and he presided at the meeting. The club is composed of leading yachtsmen and sporting men in various parts of the country whose interest in catching the gamey tuna has been steadily increasing dur ing the past three years. Chairman Willard and his associates on the com mission have been Instrumental in the formation of the club and starting with a substantial membership. The following were elected officers for the ensuing year: Charles w. Willard of Westerly. president; George w. Shep- ley of Providence, first vice president; Andrew C. Weeks of Boston, second vice president; Frederick $. Doremous of New York, third vice president; Richard S.. Aldrich of Warwick, secre- tary; Ralph c. Watrous of Providence, treasurer; Dr. C. K. Stillman of Mys- tic, A. Julian Crandall of Ashaway and Daniel B. Fearing of Newport, direct ors. The charter members are: Charles w. Willard. Westerly; A. Julian Gran dall, Ashaway; William Ellery Allyn, New London; Henry K. Littlehe1d, Block Island; E. l.. Welsh, Wakefield; Nelson W. Aldrich, Warwick.
 The incorporators are: Charles w. Willard, Westerly; A. Julian Crandal AshaWay; George l.. Shepley, ProVi- dence; Daniel E. Fearing, Newport; Dr. c. K Stillrnan Mystic; H. Vernon Foster, BartlesvilIe,s Okla; Frederick $. Doremus, New York; L. Dana Chap man. Boston.
 Varnum s, Tucker, who has been in the employ of the citv of Providence