Norwich bulletin., 1916-10-18

~ "aOT1iHe m EaSrrOrd- Edmund Magee and J. l.. McArdIe Thrown From Automobile. George Edmunds, formerly s,,perin tendent of the Putnam division of the Shore Line Electric company, has re- signed as general inspector for the company.
 Richard German. Eric H. Johnson Dr. Omer Larue and George Potvin are the democratic candidates for ! justices of the peace.
 Attorney Charles L. Torrey was in Willimantic Tuesday attending the session of the superior court Postmaster George M. Filling of Dan1elson was a visitor here Tuesday
 walter J. Fulton of Utica left for Boston Tuesday, after a visit with friends here.
 On Both Tickets.
 Nominated by both republicans and democrats, David Flagg is assured of election as judge of the probate court of which he has been clerk for many
 MT. and Mrs. William Valentine and friends recently motored to Hartford Where they were guests of Mir. and Mrs. Christopher Gallup, formerly of Brooklyn.
 Peter SauIter Goes to Jail.
 Peter Saulter, who at Woodstock on october 4. assaulted nrs employer. Fred Il. Berger, with a knife, was sentenced in the superior court in Wllllmant1c, Tuesday, to serve eight from his wound.
 Congregational c1ergymen from va rlous county towns were at Dayville Tuesday, attending a meeting of the Windham County Association of Con- gregational ministers
 Mayor Nominated for Representative
 The nomination of Mayor J. J. Me- Garry by the democrats as a candidate for representative from Putnam has injected new local interest in the state campaign. The action of the democrats in nominating only one candidate is viewed by political ob- servers with special interest. and is taken to mean a desire to avoid "cut- ting on election day.
 St. Mary's Parish Fair Opens.
 The annual fair of St. Mary's parish opned Tuesday evening. Preceding the opening of the fair there was a parade In which city officials, members of church societies and others who are connected with the parish partieipat- ed There was throng at St. Mary's hall where the faire is being held. and the first night proved that the an- nual event is going to be a big suc- cess.
 Mail Unclaimed.
 At the postoffice unclaimed letters are addressed to the following persons. Q. H. Clark. William c. Feltman. J. M. Flanagan, EXavior Caudrau. s, H. Grosvenor, Paul Hamel, MT Patrick. George Varnum Shedo.
 Unaffected By Clayton Act.
 Neither of the banks of this city will be obliged to make any cnanges in their boards of directors on account of the Clayton act. prohibiting the so- called interlocking directorates.
 Windham House Committee.
 The following is the organization of the Windham House committee for the ensuing year: Honorary President, Mrs. Marinda c. Butler Robinson Danielson; president, Mrs Charles E. Searles, Thompson; secretary treas urer, Miss Rosemond Danielson, Put nam Heights; committee Miss Anne Dyer, Brooklyn; Mrs. W. l. Bullard. Dantelson; Mrs. W. W. Adams, Mrs. J. B. Kent, Putnam; Miss Susan Ev- ans, Thompson; Mrs. c. c. Case Will 1manuc; Miss Hortense Church, Hampton; Miss Louise Howe Nor wtch; Miss Elinor Mathewson. Pom fret; Mrs. Harold Mowry, Sterling; Mrs. F. E. Guild. Windham Mrs. Her bert W. Bowen, Woodstock.
 First vice president Mrs. J. B. Kent, Putnam; second vice president, Mrs. John H. Milner. Moosup: third vice president, Mrs. F. E. Child, Windhan.