Norwich bulletin., 1914-09-08

New Haven Road Settied-Pomfret's Fall Festival and Old Home Gath erina.
 Miss Edith Fox is to teach grade PA | in the Sawyer district school during
 the school year commencing this morning.
 Judge George c. Holt, whose sum- naer home is in Woodstock, leaves this
 morning for a visit in New York Attorney Howard c. Bradford was | in Hartford Labor Day attending the events at Charter Oak Park John c. Bernard of Woonsocket
 spent the holiday with friends in | Putnam.
 Selig Goldman has returned from
 a visit at his home in Worcester. l NaturaIization Day. Judge Joseph P. Futile will preside here this morning at a session of the | superior court for naturalization prr- poses.
 Candidates for State Committee Mem | bership. James L. Sullivan and Asa Ross are
 candidates for democratic state cen | tral committee membership from the
 Twenty eight district. l Attorney Charles L. Torrey was in
 Danielson Monday to conduct a case | for a client in the town court | Miss Marie Bibeault spent the holi- day with relatives in Spencer. The session of the superior court is
 to be in Willimantic Wednesday. Mrs. k. c. Rogers Is rapidly recov-
 ering from the effects of recent op- eration.
 Putnam had large delegation at
 Wildwood park Labor Day. Many others went to- Boston to see the Braves Giants ball game. l Searis to Nominate Rrandesee. | It is expected that the nomination | of Senator Frank B. Brandegee to suc- | will be made In the republican state
 convention this week by State Attor- | ney Charles E. Searls. Pomfret Democratic Caucus. Democrats of Pomfret meet in cau- | GUS this (Tuesday) afternoon to nomi- nate delegates to the various party conventions. It is expected that the caucus will be of considerable inter- est on account of the desire of differ
 orable to their plans. May be Heard in Now York. taneorswilG. .nnha6 etaoht ht hhhh The nearing of the Lawyer McStuer | (New York; case that was to have been held before Judge George E. Holt at his summer place in Wood | stock has been adjourned to Septem- I that time in New York though it &E said there is possibility of a further l adjournment.
 Progressives May Nominate Sheriff. A bit of political information that will prove of interest is the declara- ton by an active worker in that party that the progressives will nominate a county. If this actually comes to pass, there will be three -cornered fight for
 the office. and in all probability a very active one.
 Case Settled by Agreement.
 A settlement by agreement is an- nounced of the case of Davis and Will cox vs the N. r.. N. H. and H. R. R.
 company, assigned for trial in the su- perfor court here tomorrow (WedneS- day). The case grew out of an acci- dent in which a heavy team wagon of the plaintiffs was smashed at the May street crossing in September of last year. The two horses that were jured they were afterwards ordered killed by an agent of a humane soci- tety.
 | Another Railroad Suit Settled. | Another case assigned for trial this week and also settled by agreement is that of Clarence F. Pike vs. the IN. T., N H. and H. R. R. company.
 
 as the result of an accident in which | an automobile was smashed by a l freight train at the Main street cross | ing in Danieison on a Sunday after noon during 1913 None of the occu- pants of the car, which was owned in Abingdon were seriously injured, the machine was wrecked Delegates Going With Open Minds. l All the delegations from towns in I this section to the republican state 1 convention which opens at New Hav- | en tomorrow will get away early We'd nesday. Many of the delegates have expressed what appears will be the spirit of the convention in saying they are going to the gathering with their minds open on the matter of selecting a state ticket, especially with refer ence to the candidates for the guber- l material nomination. Hon Fayette l.. | Wright of Pomfret will have strong county support for comptroller as will Senator Frank B. Brandegee for the nomination for the United States sen ate but it looks as if no states are to
 be made up previous to the gathering | of the convention.