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ElectorH Arc Chosen.

C.. J. Schuck of Wheeling nominated
JULIAN G. Hearne Of Ohio county Tor
elcctor at large.
James II. Strickland Of Huntington
named c. II. Freeman Of Cahrll county.
Mike King Of Randolph named j. w.
Dawson Of kanawhL
Frecman's name was withdrawn, elect
ing Ncarlio and Dawson.
The first congressional district named
Hon. Chas. L. CarrigAn Of Moundsvillc
for elector.
Tho Second district named George NJ.
Kittle of Philippi.
The Third district chose James Reed
Of Clay.
The Fourth district named r. P.
Shinn Jackson.
Tho Firth district named c. 4. Dunn
of Red Sulphur.
Tie SIKH district named NJ. J. Simms
of Mont EnnerY.
Tho electors wcrc chosen by accln-
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State Of west Virginia, County of Ohio,
Town of Elm Grove, to-wit:

1O"u Oh AAui SlONcI Ip-"4N
AT d special session Of tho council nj
the city or town of Elm Grove. Ohio
county held in tho council chambers
thereof. in the town building on the Sth
day of August, 1915.
There were present NJ. J. CnbcrlH.
Mayor; H. E. Smith Recorder. and II.
n. Hodrick, Geo. l.. MCGOWAN, H. +;
Srhafcr members Of the council of said
city. or town.
.. of The Acts of the extraordinary Sos
sion Of the legislature Of 1908. tho coun-
ell proceeded To make up an estimate nf
he amount necessary IN hc levied Tor
tho current fiscal ycnr. To cover all mu-
niriNal debts and Liabilities payable dur
inE tho said year iN'ludiue rrobahc on
pcnditurrS for delinquent taxes. expense
Of collections and contingencies; but de-
Quoting tharefrom the money in tho
Of the year and municipal claims and
doth determine and estimate tho sew
cral amounts TO he levied as follows:
ESTIMATES.
Maximum levy. ~ cents on the hund-
red dollars valuation.
ESTIMATED RECEIPTS.
The amount due the said municipality
and thr amount that will bnrom" due
and cnllcctahle from every source. cX-
cont from the levy Of taxes to. be made
for the current fiscal year.
Balance in hand Of the city
treasury INSTRUMENTATION. IIa.5n
Tobacco and Cigarette License. 500
Othcr Ijronses ,.,.., 5000
Sewer -Tnns 100. %
Pcddlers' and Show License 49,. 1000
Fines 30.n0
Corporation Tax .............. 1,1oG.53
Taxes collected .............. 44@.S3
Taxes uncollccted .........,.. 1854
Total estimated rcccirts. ss.os7.52
ESTIMATED DISBURSEMENTS.
Debts and demands owed by said mu.
nicipalty which will h"rnm" due and
payable during the current fiscal year.
including interest on bonded Indebted
moss of every kind and character.
Current accounts due and uR-
paid :....S -up."V
Interest on bonded indebted
Sinking Fund .... 10000
DISCOUNT for prompt payment
Of taxes ....-............. l""."h
Total 10000
1' ELiEcT1oN ENrENsES:
Elections ......'S QUIZ"
Total ss,A.i,iA:Ri1Es.' 'S '"''0
I0'Hi HEALTH DEnNRTMEHT. "'''0
For removal of garbage. etc. ...S 10000
1''a sTREETs AND ALLEYS
For repairs TO streets and al
leys ........'..''.. 'S"'""p'"'
Total ......................$SONooO
NEW STREET WORK.
For opening and grading new
streets .,..-..............S o"u'"p
Total ...... ......'...'''''$ ooo'oo
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D I E D

SoNDERMAN-On Tuesday. August
Sth, 1916. at IL o'clock m. at his home
on Brown Run. HENRY SENDER
MAN, In the 60th year of his age:
Funeral from the home Friday sfter.
noon at o'clock. Friends of the fam.
lily invited TO attend. Interment Mt.
Zion cemetery.
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rANNEHnIoh Wednesday,, August
=. 1916, AT l:l5' o'clokc a m. at her
late residence. Highland avenue. West
Alexander, MRS. JOHN .. TAME
HILL, in the End year OF her age.
Funeral from the place Of death, Friday.
August IL. at 80 2. m. lnterment in
West Alexander cemetery.
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HOTEL, NEW ENGLAND

SOUTH CAROLINA AVE. AND
BEACH Central TO all attractions. Fri
vate baths, running water in rooms. ele-
vator, fine porchcs. etc: capacity $50.
BOOKLET, r. n. WILLIAMS.
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ENTHUSIASTIC
CONVENTION
Continued from First Page.)

note address. being frequently inter
rupred with cheers and applause.
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McGArY-At Glendale hospital, on
Tuesday, August S. 1916. at ( o'clock
a. NJ. IDA CDNNELLY. wife OF Sam
unl McGary. aged 80 years.
Funeral from her late residence, 102
Cedar avenue. Moundsville. Thursday.
August 10th, at o'clock p. m. Inter-
mnnt at Mount Rose cemetery.
Noundsrille.
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tue VIII IcHIpE Virginia av. and
Inc " IL lSnlhL beach. Ocean view.
Capacity $50; private baths, elevator.
porchcs. etc. Special rates. SIS up week.
~, $50 up daily. American plan. Every
convenience. Open ell year Auto meets
trains. Booklet. SAMUEL ELLIS.
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TO TRADE.

wANTEp-To trade farm Of 127 acres
situated ~ miles northwest Of BETH
any; extra good farm; trade for WESTERN
land or city property; business PROPOSE!
zion. Address c. care Intelltgencer.
au-2-p
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Eitz Is Nominated.

Kanawha county threw h'r a votes to
Ritz Berkeley cast her IS for RITZ.
Mineral cas-: II for Ritz. Lewis cast
her g for Ritz. Morgan. cast for Ritz.
Gilmer cast ! more for RITZ. Lincoln
cast for Ritz. Preston cast Il Tor
Ritz PocahontaS demanded that the
nomination no made unanimous. Chic,
the birthplace of Judge Ritz, seconded.
amid terrific cheers. The motion car
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SEWERS AND CURLING.

SEWERS AND CURLING:
Sewers NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. .S4'9eoo'oo0o
Curbing ...............' ooV.oo
ro,,, $500. 90
sT iSEa! 'L1GHTs AND 'c:oSTiNGEST
EXPENSES.
Street lights .............-....$1 800 90
For collectors commissions. 5t9'g9
Contingen lies ......... --...... oo-.l1
Total IAt estimated diisbursements.s ST. 27.14
Amount 10 be provided for by
i It ysprcnrinr to the council that ih The
total Valuation Of ali taxable property
in this municipality according 70 me
last assessment thereof. Is Sl,933 :s94:9o'
beng real estate TO the value or 5 l.lol'c
10000. personal property 10 the Ealue VI
Si33,350.DG, and railroad and other prop
city. assessed by the Board Of Public
Works to the value Of S324 ,o5400. as
-. ;:!eicd to the Council by the officer
who's, duty 1t is TO make such report.
and appearing from inc loreg =, Ise
estimates that il Is necessary TO raise
by levy. after deducting all credns'
S6,7S9.62 for municipal purposes: there
fore, 1t is determined that a IeVy ot,
each one hundred dollars valuation nl
thirty-five cents as cents) for munlci-
nal purposes will ne necessary 10 pro-
ducc the estimated amount as atore-
said for the ensuing fiscal year.
State of West Virginia, county of Ohio,
Town Of Elm Grove. to-wit:
I. Harry r. Smith, Recorder in and
for the municipality of Elm Grove
county of Ohio. and State of West Nir-
ginia, do hereby certify that The Tore nG:
going is g. true copy from the RECORDS
If an nrQer made by the council Of
said municipality on the Sth day oil
August. 1916.
Given under by hand this Sth day
u 1880 HARRY f. SMITH,
I,ecorder Of the Municipality of Elm
Grove. w. Va. Stills
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NOTICE

Tho commissioners of tho Board NJ
Education Of Liberty District. of Ohio
County. West Virginia. at their meeting
AncnSt s 1915, proposed levy for
taxes for the ensuing year of 2S cents
On the one hundred dollars valuation
r"r tn" teachers fund. md A levy Of Is
cents for the building fund.
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GRAND ATLANTIC

Virginia av. close 10 Beach. Capacity
500. Providing every comfort; private
baths: running water in rooms; elevator,
etc. notable table. Amer. plan. Book
let. Auto al trains. w. F. Shaw.
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BARNETTE-On Wednesday. August
late residence, near West Liberty.
RACHEL WILLIAMSON. wife OF E
+. Barnet,e, in the 18th year CT her
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Other Nominations.

William Hughes OF Mcdowell placed
in nomination the name Of Luther G. An
derson OF his. own county 10 succeed
Judge Mason.
Randolph Eias. of -Iingo. named Sen
a,"r Wells Goodykoontz OF Minso. Ben
Brady, Of Preston, named Tracy l.. JET
lords. Of Harpcrs Ferry.
Rirk Stathcrs named Judge Lynn
Rranaon; a W. Bell. Of Clay. named
Fred q. Blue. but later Withdrew the
nomination.
Hon. John G. Prichard named ". Scott
OF Mercer. named Judge Ritz, making
an earnest appeal fos mis- selection +.
\. O'Ericu. of Wheeling. seconded this
nomination. Nominations were closed
and ballots were taken.
First ballot result:
Anderson l04i Goodykoontz. III; JEFF
fords. l0&; Brannon. 81: Meredith. &C.;
Ritz. $50; Warren Is. Klttle. 81.
Second ballot result:
Anderson. ia; GoodTkooniz. ISL; JET
fords. s.; BraNnon. As; Meredith. 90;
Ritz 21i; kittlr, IL.
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FOR RENT

FOE RENT-MoDERH APARTMEETS:
THREE PINE FRONT ROOMS on
THIRD FLOOR AT $50 MAIH STREET,
S22. -,o,
1904 MAIN STREET, PRIVATE HALL
AND ENTRANCE $40.
JAMES L. HAWLEY
lo6511 MAIN STREET
PoR REHT-"The Homestead" Cottage
on the Moundsvtue Camp GROUNDS.
Seven rooms completely furnished. Nice.
~ situated. Rent reasonable. Call IAN
Elm Grove, Bell phone. my-3U-t
FOB RENT-Furnishcd front room Tor
one or two gentlemen. use OF bath ana
phone Must come we'll recommended.
Apply 334 Main St., or call Nat. phone
lb3g-X my-1S-tf
FOR SALE OR LEASE-Tin shop and
stock, good business; good reasons for
selling. Apply 1924 Belmont ST.. l3ell-
oira 4 au-i-m
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sTRUCK BY FALLING ROCK.

Sl66no compared with s9,Sh3.no0 the
Ncnr hCfnrn
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FOR SALE

FOE SALE-o25 acres coal property,
known as Pittsburgh vein No. s. loca-
ted miles southwest Of Wellsburg, w.
Va. Address Good Investment, care In
telligencer. au-o'k
FOE SAIE-No. Underwood type
writer. Good condition h. J. Smith,
s11 Swami St.. ParkersburE. w. Va
je-l5-tf
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Interment Friday at 2 .. m, At kadish
chapel.
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WANTED--PosItion


WANTED mercantile position in
West Virginia. by single man who
has had good business experience. VIII
be willing to place certain amount in
business if services prove satisfactory.
Mr. 4. Hecht, 20lO Madison Ave: Baltt-
more, Nd. auglo-:t'
wANTED-Position by Z cooper en-
tiaht work. Louis Roth. 162-13th St,
second floor. au-S.h
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ESTIMATES.
State OF West Virginia. County Of Ohio.
District Of TRADE lphia. to-wit:

1
State Of West Virginia. County Of Ohio.
District Of Triadelphia, to-wit:
At a session OF the board Of edu cation
Of Trad"lphia district Of Ohio county
held at the regular meeting place there
Of on the second Tuesday in August,
1916, Present: S. VI. Baird. President Of
said board of education, and Max L.
Hess. Commissioners.
In accordance with Chapter 81. Acts
1915, amending section 81. chapter p.
Acts 1905, the board Of education pro-
cecded 10 make up an estimate of the
amount necessary to he levied for the
current fiscal year. TO cover all dis
trict debts and liabilities payable dur
ing the year. including the probable e1,
! penditureS for district purposes. AND
proper allowances for delinquent taxes,
expenses of collection and contingencies,
but deducting the money In the treasury
applicable to the service Of the year and
district claims doth determine and cst.
mate the several amounts to be levied
as follows:
:. BUILDING FUND ESTIMATE. :.
Estimated Receipts.
The amount due. and IN" amount that
will become due and collectibln from
every source except from the levy OF
taxes TO be made for the current fiscal
year.
Amount due from Sheriff. ....S 4,660.l9
Rcdemntions TEST inatcd) 5000
Total reccirts ..........s 471O.1g
Estimated Disbursements.
The debts and demands owed by the
district as a whole. and payable out OF
the building fund.
Outstanding Orders on June
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MISCELLANEOUS

WANTED-To rent or buy new or 3
room house. Call Wheeling Optical Go.
Bell see. Nat. 1927. su-8-i
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The committee IN rules and order OF
business submitted it's report at the
opening AT III" evening session.
Its order of business WAS recommend
Cd as follows: First. nominate q sue
ccssor 10 Judge William y. Miller; sec
nnd. nominate Il successor to Judge John
W. Mason: third. nominate twn rrcsl-
Dental electors at large: fourth, nomi-
nate district electors by districts: NTH
report OF committee on resolutions:
sixth. any other business.
The rules recommended limited nom!-
mating speeches To FIVE minutes and sec
ondiug speeches TO two minutes. 1t was
recommended that the votes be taken hy
calling tho roll OF counties in alphabct-
Cial order and that no county might
change lis vote until after the roll call
George II. ChildS OF jefferson county
submitted 4 minority report providing
tina; all supreme court candidates be bal
l"trd on together. II MAS rejected and
the majority report adopted.
Miller Named by Acclaniatiou.
Governor y. Il. White placed in nomt-
nation Judge w. y. Miller Of Park
crsburg amid q great ovation. IlH
praised Judge Miller Us an efficient Of
ficcr VIII" had given Tue best in him ir-
respective Of politics. Whe nomination
was sucondcd by Bcrkc!eySt'ayrtto. liar
riSon. kanawha, Marshall and Mineral.
Cox of Monongalia asked that the nomi-
nation be- made by acciumaHpr. The
motion carried unanimously and JudG"
Miller WAS declared named To succeed
himself. Just before the ncminatibA
was made Judcc Homer h. Woods Of
Richie county in an able address sec
ondcd the nomination Of Judge Miller
and announced TO his friends that he
would not permit his name 10 be brought
before the convention TO succeed Judge
Mason.
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TURN that old car into cash. We pay
the highest price for wrecked and
worn out automobiles. Tools and ma
chinery of all descriptions bought and
sold. Tool Store. 1893 Market st. Nat.
13I6-R. Open Saturday evenings. au-7-l
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Secretary Of BOARD Of Education. Tria-
Celphia District. Ohio County. W. Va
Aug. .11-1t.
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WANTED-Male Help

WAFTEp-Salesmen to sell household
goods. Experience unnecessary and
liberal compensation to wide awake man
c. +. Adams Co., 1l40-1142 Main St. up
stairs.
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Clerk Of the BOARD IF Commissioners OF
the County of Ohio. au-1llS
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Surhinp 5000
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
PLAINFELD
Third Collection for British American
Relief Fund S31-TotaI Amount to
Date S71.5c-WiIIiam 5ouIIey's Hand
Painfully Cut.

The third collection of the Plainfield
branch of the British american Relief
Fund reached S31. Two So subscrip-
lions were received, which brings the
fund up to $71.5O. This money is
being raised to buy comforts and lux
uries for the allied soldiers. The
money collected by these branch or
CARNATIONS is sent to the head office,
Fifth avenue, New York. The money
obtained by the collections is spent in
the United States States to buy the
needs and comforts of the soldiers and
therefore helps our own, not the for
eign manufacturers.
The treasurer, Zecll Tetlow, states
that the collection for the week end
ing April s, was sal. amount previous
ly acknowledged S40.50, collection S21,
Thomas Marsland So, a Well Wisher
S. total to date S71.5o.
From the outbreak of the war, a
large number of people here. espec-
tally the English people, have donated
freely for the help of the soldiers
fighting for the allies.
Collections were taken up here
among many of the men which were
spent for tobacco for the soldiers Fol
each dollar which was contributed here
large tobacco concern in London
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
IN CHARGE OF ARMoRY.
Jean B. PauIhus Succeeds James L.
Coehrane, Resigned.

Jean B. Paulhus of this city has
been appointed to take charge of the
state armory on Pleasant street, in
place of James L. Cochrane, who has
resigned. Mr.. Paulhus is well quail
fed for the duties, having served for
several years in Company E, Third
regiment, Connecticut National
Guard, filling on-commissioned offices
of the company and also that of lieu
tenant and captain. He enlisted in
Company E, May 81, 1897, was ap-
pointed corporal June Z, 1889; COM
missioned second lieutenant July,
1899; chosen captain Dec. IS. 1899; re-
signed from the service, Oct. 20, 1900.
During the Spanish American war
Captain Paulhus served nine months
with Company E, Third Connecticut
Volunteers. Mr.. Cochrane has entered
the employ of the American Thread
company. He enlisted as member of
Company L, Feb. IA, 1918. and was
promoted to corporal March s, 1913,
promoted to sergeant Nov. IL, 1913,
and to second lieutenant Dec. 3, 1913.
Feb. II, 1914, he received his appoint
ment as quartermaster sergeant Q. NJ
Corps.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
WIILIMANTIC

1888 cattle $30,215; sheep, angora goats,
swine and poultry $916; carriages,
wagons and bicycles $24,110; automo-
biles and motor vehicles s143,160;
watches and jewelry of any kind ST.,
015; furniture, libraries and musical
instruments $50, 025; farming imple-
ments and mechanics tools $2,885;
farm produce $270; goods and mer-
chandise of merchants and traders
$685., SI3; goods and materials of man
ufacturers 49,, 155S769g; cables, wires,
poles, underground mains, conduits,
pipes, ETC., $43, 400; steam, sailing yes
sells and other boats, $1,120; railroad,
city, and other corporation bonds,
'credits and other chooses in action, and
excess of credits over debts of mer-
chants $7,5S5; money at interest in
this state and elsewhere, and money
on hand, or on deposit SIC, 49S; all 9TH
or taxable property, not specifically
mentioned $3.50; ten per cent. addi-
tional on lists not given in $50,697 To-
tai value of taxable property as cor
rected by board of relief $14, $40;
valuation of specially exempted prop
erty as provided in sections 2 and 8
of Chapter $40 of the Public Acts of
1915, vote of town Silt, S44: total num-
Der assessed for personal tax 2,710.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
GRAND LIST s14.457.51o
Assessors Valuation Made Public
Seven Mill Tax VIII Raiser$101, 2o2

Figures of the grand list of the town
of Windham as compiled by the as
SCISSORS are given herewith. According
to the assessors, the valuation by di-
visions is as follows: West Division
reident, Sites, 400; resident, ST.
354, $50; East Division, resident, ST.
O42,029; nonresident, $500, 55S. The
exemptions and reductions by the
board of relief total $64,S97 and are
divided as follows: West Division, res
ident, S50,77S; nonresident, $4,000;
east division, resident $10,10S; nom
resident, S11. The total grand list is
S14,457, $40. A seven mill tax COM
puted on this figure will raise $101,-
202.57. The grand list is sub-divided
as follows:
1871 dwelling houses, S3,857,16S 794
barns. shields, ice and store houses,
private garages, etc, $273,477: 2,S41
house and building lots $2,271,063; 119
buildings used for stores, shops, sa-
looms, theatres banks, halls. hotels,
offices, public garages, livery stables,
etc, 1855, 056: % buildings used for
mills, manufactures, and distilleries,
including water power and machinery.
S3.549, SIS: 14,18S acres of land $374,-
sos; quarries, mines, and ore beds,
$4,000; 7GS horses and mules $63,575;
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
WHAT WEAK WOMEN NEED
We Have Il In a Remedy Containing
the Three Oldest and Most
Famous Tonics Known

Vinol contains the three oldest and
most famous tonics known to medi-
cine, viz.:-the medicinal eXtractives
of fresh cod livers, without oil, pep
tomato of iron and beef peptone.
That is why Ninol is such a Won
derfuI remedy for weak, run down per-
sons, feeble old people, delicate chill
dren, and to restore strength after
sickness. Read this testimony.
Savannah, Ga. Il was weak, nerv-
Gus, rundown, had no appetite, and
could not sleep. l had tried medicines
without any benefit, and one day the
nurse asked me to try Vinol. I did so
and it made me feel like a new wom-
an. 1t has restored my strength and
l can do all my own housework. /
would not take anything for the good
Vinol has done me" Sarah White.
We return money in every such
case where Vinol fails to benefit the
purchaser. G. G.. Engler, Broadway
Pharmacy, Norwich.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
STONINGTON
Administrator Appointed of Estate Of
Thomas surch, First Husband Of
tire Late Mrs. Squadrito.

Judge Elias 3. Hinckley, OF the
Stonington probate court. has ap-
pointed James y. States, Of New
Haven. formerly Of StoninZton. ad-
minis;rasor de bonis non Of the es-
tate Of Thomas Burch, first husband
Of Mrs Anthony Squidrito. who died
recently. During her life time Mrs
Squidrito was in charge OF her hus-
bands estate and enjoyed the in
come. The estate will now be ad-
miuistered and divided among the
heirs. Mrs. Squidrito left a will in
which her husband is named as exec
utor, and he has been confirmed b.
the court. John II. Ryan and Chas.
z. Davis have been appointed apprais-
ers Of TIE Burch estate.
Funeral of Mrs. Walsh.
The funeral of Mrs. Bertha Sylvia
Walsh, wife of VIM Walsh. who died
in TIE Norwich sanitorium was held
Thursday with a mass Of requiem II,
st. Mary's church. Rev. John +.
O'Brien. cclebrant. 4 large lumber
Of relatives and friends attended
Burial was in st. Mary's cemetery.
Buys Old Custom House.
The stone building in the borough
house. and which was first used as a
bank building in 1923. has been pur-
chased from Frank G. Sylvia by Mrs
| Gilbert AIcClurg, Of New York and
Colorado. Mrs. McClurg is a frequent
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
Reception for Pastor Planned.

At the monthly meeting of the Sun
day school board of the Methodist
church George H. Hall was elected SUI
perintendent of the Sunday school,
and Walter E. Lydall assistant super
intendent. The matter of enlarging
the primary room of the school was
deferred until the next meeting. 1t is
planned to hold a reception for the
new pastor, Rev. r. S. Moore at the
church Wednesday evening, April 10.
All the organizations of the church
will take part. The presidents of the
organiza tions will meet after the
morning service Sunday to make ar
engagements.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-14
DEMENTED MAN SHOOTS
BRIDGEPORT REsTAURATEUR
Accused Victim Of Having Drussed
and Robbed Him Of 500.

Bridgeport. April 13.-Charles Louis.
a clerk OF this city. is al St Vincent
hospital today in a serious condition
as the result Of a shooting ARRAY in
which he sustained a bullet wound I'm
a steam filter from Pottsvflle Pa
who said he was on his way TO board
with Mrs. Macosky. Of North Main
street, Waterbury. is held without
bonds, charged with attempted muir
der.
ter street this afternoon and accused
the proprietor OF having drugged and
robbed him OF $500 some time ago.
He then pulled out 4 revolver and be
gan to shoot The proprietor escaped
but Louis received a bullet in the
head. Walters is believed TO be de-
mented-