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The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

The newspaper now charges tf.tt
the names OF dead men were written
o. the petition sent to the governor
asking for the pardon of Whtenor.
1t charges that the names of other
well-known Washington county men
forged It charges that those who
were working for Whitenor's release
forged letter purported to have
been written by William Anthony,
brother of the slain man, in which he
asked Governor Hays to pardon his
brothers slayer. The newspaper
says that William Anthony said that
not only did he not write such
letter. but that ne wrote to Governor
HAYS saying that if any effort We're
made to secure pardon for White
nor he wished to be notified 50 he
would have an opportunity to attempt
To show the governor why the par
don should net be issued.
Governor Hays yesterday was ask
ed to allow Gazette reporter TO
see the petitions and letters con
corning the Whitenor case. He re
fused
The governor said that when it
WAS first charged that there had
been fraud in connection with the
Whitenor ease, County Treasurer
A. G. Watson of Washington county
and a man named Caldwell came to
his office and asked to be permitted
! to see the documents in the White
+ nor case. The governor said that he
gave his permission and that CaId-
well copied all the names signed to
the petitions
! The governor said that he believes
the charges are the result of coun-
ty political fight, which does not
concern his office and that he would
not add TO the affair by permitting
+ the records to be examined by those
not directly interested in the case.
He said that if any one who believes
his name was forged to the petition
will come TO his office or will write
to him. they will be given the in
! formation desired
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

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The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
Fayetteville Democrat

Mr.. Arthur Watson who was
charged in 4 recent Issue Of the Dem
oerat Of being Il financial agent in
connection viii securing tie pardon
o. Arthur Whiteror today handed a
u ement 70 a representative cf the
Democrat which he said contained all
taal he desired to say at this time.
Mr. Watson was out of the city when
the charges were first made.
His statement follows
AS 70 the pardon Of Arthur White
nor. think there has been plenty
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
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The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

In March 1915 Arthur Whitenor
was convicted Of manslaughter and
sentenced to serve three years in
the penitentiarx. The ease was tried
in BENTON County on a change OF
venue from Washington County. It
was alleged that Whitenor stabbed
Natha Anthony with pitch-fork
while the two men We're at work on
the ]. II. Fros. farm near Goshen in
July 1914 After serving only few
months of his sentence during which
time he was trusty Whitenor, was
pardoned by Governor Hays ON De
cember 81. 49,.
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
That Whitenor Pardon!

ty Judge. secured a list OF the petit
toners for the pardon and also cop
les of letters requesting the pardon
These he exhibited on the stump in
his defense and pandemouium broke
loose. Out OF the chaos the Demo-
erat has been able 10 work out u few
e=s initial points aid . develop Ger
tain charges which have rot yet been
brought into losai polite.
Salient Features.
First, it has developed that q NUN
Der of alleged petitioners for White
n7r's pardon are dead and have been
for a number Of years. That much is
fact, and goes without question
Second 1t is charged openly that
many signatures On the petition Were
forged 1t is known that several par
ties who have been opposing White
nor in his plea for clemeney appear OF
the petition fayoring a pardon and
that their names are not written as
they ordinarily sign.
Third, There is a letter on file in
the Governors office-at least such
a iet'er is said 70 be on file and the
Information comes frem a reliable
source -whilh purports TO come from
VIII Anthony and which begs the
Governor 10 PARDON Whitenor. Now
emas am affidavit. secured BY the
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

Of his family.
Hoping that You may see
your way clear to do this. l am,
Yours truly.
Signed VIII Anthony.
Ia answer 70 this letter MIR. An
.h5ny. yesterday made tae following
1T having been brought to my
attention that there is on file in
the Governors Office at Little
Rock a letter said % have been
written BY NE and inasmuch as
i is SAID taat this letter requests
Governor Hays to pardon 60 Ar
thur Whitenor who was. under
sentence fer the murder of my
brother. Nathe Anthony. l wish
to state rs follows That at no
time have ever written Govern
or Hays or anyone else asking
that Whitenor be pardoned or
THAT he be granted any executive
elemency at all. Moreover, |
have never intimated to any
on that desired Whiten0r to be
rardoned. Further / desire to
sa$ that wrote Governor Hays
asking thar, should petition for
euof.s PARDON BE- presented
= him that he 80 advise me so
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17

the contrary a. all times opposed
clemercy for his brothers slayer.
Fourth. There are letters or file,
according to reliable authority, in the
Governors office firm County Treas
urer y. {. Watson, Circuit Judge J.
S. Naples. Pr2secut.n g Attorney J. S
Combs, Deputy Prosecuting Attorney
H. G. Combs, ard from j. c. Wilson
and H d. Gibson, Of Mayfie3d, this
county, which either outright ask for
pardon or which indirectly advise
! in favor of a pardon
Fifth, Mr.. Arthur Watson, son Of
A. G. Wass1n, 5 reported to have ad-
m.tte1 that he had correction with
the case as financial agent. The
stories which are credited TO him dif-
| fer. The Democrat is not prepared to
pass judgment en- either of them, but
coming as they do from good sources
they will be published for the benefit
Iof those who wish to know whatever
facts are developed in the case. Ar
/ thur Watson is NV i'm MuskCgee ard
i his father did not know yesterday af-
Itern2on where he could be located By
Hong distance phone.
In conTer<atie#4 with Democrat
reporter. Mr. T. e. Watson said Il
nave never a. ar tine b. word g
sign even intisnatsd that wished
Whttenor TO be Fard ned. On the
contrary have always thought tat
he should serve his full sentence. At
the very first h8d some sympathy
with the man. He vas MY friend,
both personal and political, but the
manner in which Re was treated was
an outrage 10 this community and to
society. He was permitted b. Sher-
if Caud!e te remain out Of jail and
was given other eour5e SITES to which
men under charge Of murder, and
without bail. are not entitled Then
there was an effort. Very apparent, to
stack the grand jury and the petit
jury in his favor. ! H. Frost. White
nor's employer and frierd tod me
they intended to fix the grand jury
in favor Of Whitenor. This informa-
ton, along with information l receiv-
ed from Mr.. Frost which reeounted
the horrible deals of the brutal muir
der, led me to believe that Whitenor
should be handled b. law and given a
penalty commensurate With his Of
Tense. AS to the forged names on
the petition. there seems 70 doubt but
that some names we're forged Mr.
Caudle had one Of tie lists. don't
know vino had the others. dom
reckon he forged any names. | defy
anyone To sic. where | ever sug-
gasted that Whitener be pardoned.'
Al this junetare. believing that pcs
sibly the Democrat might unearth an
other forgery. 4 copy Of 4 letter was
produced purpefting= 70 have been
written BY NJ. Watson 70 Governor
Hays The letter follows:
The Springdale news., 1916-03-17
Only One "BROMO OUININE"

To get the genuine. call for full name. LAyA-
TIVE BROMO QUININE. Look for signature of
+. w. GROVE. Cures Cold in One Day. Stops
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

days with relatives in New London.
William Howard of Lakes Pond
called on friends in town Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. II. Hanney OF Wa
terford were guests OF Mr.. and Mrs
Winfield Hanney the first of the week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Sweet Of
North Lyme visited relatives in town
Monday.
Addition to House.
Harry Moore is building an addi
ton to his house.
Grange Installation.
A special grange meeting was held
in Grange hall Tuesday evening, April
II. T. H Hanney, past master of
Waterford grange and Mrs. Hanney
were present and installed the follow
ing officers, Master. c. z. MalOna:
overseer. Winfield Hanney; lecturer.
Mrs. Cora Hanney; steward, Harold
Darling; assistant steward, William
Darling: chaplain. Mrs. Amy Miner;
treasurer, Richard Tibbetts: secretary,
Mrs. Helen Malona; gate keeper, Da-
vid Winchester; Ceres, Mrs. Mary
Darling: Pomona, Mrs. Rose Miner:
Flora, Mrs. Grace Latimer; lady as
sistant steward, Mrs. Leila Rogers.
At the close of the exercises supper
was served
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
New London County
NORTH FRANKLIN
Local Attendants at Social Corner
Gathering Missionary Meeting

Mrs. George Weaver, Mrs A. T.
Browning, Mrs. Hermon eager, Mrs
Frank lockwood, Mrs. Fred Race and
Miss Ella r. Hoffman, attended the
Social Corner gathering at Whitman
tic, Wednesday.
The Home Missionary society met
with Mrs. Charles 3. Davis, Thurs
day. The usual line of work was taken
up. Thirty-one were in attendance.
Miss Elsie Cruthers of GreeneviIle
spent Wednesday with Mrs. J. J.
Mahoney.
Miss Myrtle Clarke of Lebanon was
the guest Wednesday of Miss Francis
Ward.
Mrs. ]. T. Riley and daughter, Olive,
of Norwich, spent Friday with Mrs.
A T. Browning.
Mrs. Charles Peckham has returned
home, after spending two weeks in
Providence and vicinity.
Mrs. Fred H. Race and Miss Flor
ence and Ella lockwood were callers
on Mrs. Addison lockwood, of Frank
lin, Friday.
Mrs Sadie Cruthers of Norwich was
a guest OF Mrs. J. J. Mahoney, Thurs
day.
Visiting in Windham.
Miss Lydia johnson is visiting in
Windham, the guest of Misses Clara
and Sarah Johnson.
Mrs. Nettie Bolande of Norwich, has
been spending week in town.
Miss Charlotte Franklin of Mans
field, is visiting Mrs. Charles Davis.
Mrs. J. d. Simpson is visiting her
son, Clinton Simpson, of Norwich.
Little Miss Mildred Manning, who
@-Aaa-- al - ,zaS41S.ar4
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
CHESTERFIELD

There was only half a day school
Friday in the Twelfth district on ac-
count of teachers meeting in Palmer
town.
Louis Curtin of Norwich was a Sun
day caller here.
Supervisor Carbon E. Wheeler was
visiting schools here Monday.
John r. Kaplan spent the week end
in New York attending a wedding.
Harry Kaplan of New London spent
Sunday with his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
julius Kaplan.
Matt A. Tinker has been in Hart
ford on town business.
William Yardufsky was in New
London Monday.
Mrs. G. J. Tinker is i'll at her home.
Mr.. Matt A. Tinker aud ]. E. Pow
ers We're callers in East Lyme Mon
day.
People from here attended the en-
tertainment given at Lakes Pond
school Tuesday for the benefit of the
pupils to help get a Victrola for the
school.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
NEWS FROM ONE HUNDRED LIVE CORRESPONDENTS
EASTERN CONNECTICUT and WESTERN RHODE ISLAND

spending several days with her uncle,
Chester ]. Holmes.
Otto A. Nettleton was in Baltic,
Monday afternoon.
Chester ]. Holmes, who has been
seriously ILL., is rapidly improving
Several flocks of wild geese were
seen flying northward the past week.
Otto A. Nettleton was in Colchester,
Wednesday.
Harold J. Cummings of South Cow
entry, visited at Shady Lawn, last
week.
William G. Thomas of Goshen, ac-
companied by H. T. Bland, of this
place, were in Willimantic on business
Wednesday.
Frank Sisson is near Hartford driv-
ing team.
Kenneth L. Cummings and sons
were in Norwich, Friday afternoon.
Mrs. George A, Mills, who has been
seriously i'll, is much improved.
The golden welding of County Com
missioner and Mrs. Fred ]. Brown, is
to be celebrated this Saturday aft
ernoon.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
LEFFINGWELL

Misses Dorothy and Margaret Lovett
have returned to their home in Groton
after spending a few days with Miss
Viola Lovett.
Mr.. and Mrs. LeGrand ChappeH of
Paimertown were guests Sunday at
the home of G. L. Palmer.
Lloyd Abel of Bashan Hill was a
recent guest of Fred Leffingwell.
Mrs. c. E. Ellis and Mrs. Emma
Tyler attended the meeting of the
W1oman's American Baptist Home Mis-
sionary society at the First Baptist
church, Hartford, Friday.
Pearl w. Ross has been confined to
his home this week with grip.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dwight Lovett, who
have lived at the Uncas farm for the
past two years, have moved to Nor
witch, where Mr.. Lovett has entered the
employ of Swift & Co.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Rogers and son
John went to Danbury Thursday TO
attend the funeral of Mr.. Rogers
brother, Verne Rogers.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
Who is Going and COMMUNICATIONS. Accidents
and Building in Tires Counties
SHUNOC
PleasurabIe Meeting of Improvement
Society-Many Attend Miner Auc-
ton.

The Shunoc Improvement society
held one of the best meetings of the
season, Thursday evening, at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. George F. Bennett
There was a very large attendance
and the literary exercises were of a
highly pleasing and entertaining char
acter. The musical program was in
charge of the social committee. There
was fine singing and playing by Miss
Clara Paghly, of AshaWay, R. L, Henry
L. Allen, the president of the society,
and by A. L. Townsend. A collation.
was served.
Horace F. Babcock, who has been ill
for some time, is on the way toward
recovery.
H. L. Allen was in Ledyard, Thurs
day, acting as auctioneer at an sale.
Auction at Miner Place.
There was an auction of personal
property, Wednesday, at the Ezekiel
Turner place. George A. PendIeton
was the auctioneer and Lyle c. GRAY.
clerk. All the articles sold brought
good prices.
The Shunoc school opened Monday,
after a brief vacation, in charge of
Miss Anna Merrill, teacher.
Frank Carr of Moosup, was a re-
cent guest of his sister, Mrs. Truman
H. Bennett.
Eugene Coon and family have moved
to this place, into the house recently
vacated by Mrs. and Mrs. Eugene
Bromley. Mr. Coon is employed in
Westerly at the C. W. Campbell Co.'S
plant.
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MICHIGAN

Mrs. Lamoine and daughter Of Nor
witch we're guests OF Mrs. Dunn, me
first OF the week.
Charles Mathews has his summer
wood cut and has a big wood pile.
lie Rroy Brainard OF Norwich call
ed or friends in this place Sunday.
Mrs. DoIbeare ard AIRS. Avery were
in Greenville the hrst Of the week
Mrs. Hunter has been in Norwich.
Mrs. SkeeSuck was in Norwich the
first Of the week.
ArB. Fowler was in Norwich, Tues
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Robert Chapel have
moved to Uncasville.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
ASHWILLETT

Mrs. Charles Palmer and Miss Lucy
]. Pierce of North Stonington spent
Monday night with Mrs. Palmer
mother. Mrs. y. y. Main, who is i'll
with grip.
Samuel d. Pierce has returned to
his home in RiXtown. after spending
two months with his grandchildren
near Providence.
Sigfreid Ahlberg is helping Sterry
Kinney to put a piazza on his house.
Peter Gauthier is carting ties again
since the mud has settled so he can
ge. through with a load.
Mrs. Julia A Crumb was a business
caller in Glasgo and Voluntown, Tues
day.
Geese are flying north in ffocks and
peep frogs make music nights.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15

invitation to visit the district school
Wednesday.
Elmer Capels attended the funeral Of
Emory NJ. Loveland, in Exeter We'd
nesday.
On account of inflrmities and age
Mr.. Capels had to have his horse,
which he has had for many years,
killed Wednesday.
Mrs. ]. H. Burrill remains critically
i'll at a private hospital in Whitman
tic.
Rev. John H. Knott was in Hartford
Monday.
Mrs. E. A. Noyes and Mrs. Hattie
H. L. Starl1weather, have returned
here for the summer.
Sewing Circle Meets.
The Ladies' Sewing circle met with
Mrs Annie L. Harvey, Friday after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clarke were In
Norwich Tuesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
SOUTH GRISWOLD

There was no service at the Bethel
church Sunday on account Of the
storm.
The Bethel school opened Monday
after a short vacation.
Mrs. Sarah Barnes and daughter
were callers at /. .. Burdick's Tues
day.
S. II. Kinnie is having a large YER
aLa& Quilt around his house.
Mrs. H. F. Palmer is suffering from
a severe attack of grip.
Miss r. G. Flint of Norwich was q
business caller here Friday.
w. P. Holmes was through this Sec
ton Monday.
]. G. Bill was recent visitor at
Clark's Falls.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
HANOVER
Conference of Churches May 10th to
be Addressed by Rev. DR.. Rockwell
Potter-Friends Mourn Death of
Ebenezer Allen.

The church committee and the pas
tor are making plans for the confer
ence of six churches to be held here
May 10. DR.. Rockwell Harmon Potter
of Center church, Hartford, has &C
cepted the invitation of the church 10
preach the conference sermon. The
program for the afternoon is being ar
ranged and is certain to prove inter
esting and helpful.
Friends Sorrow for Ebenezer Allen.
The community has been grfeved
this week at the death of Ebenezer AL
len, who was long a resident of this
place. Mr.. Allen had been connected
with the Congregational church all his
life until he Joined the Second Con-
gregatfonal church in Norwich a few
years ago. He served this church as
deacon, superintendent of the Sunday
school and other important offices in
every way he did much for the church
and community during his residence
here and it was with real sorrow that
his friends learned of his death in New
Haven.
Rev. Herbert D. Rollason has been
visiting during the week in Boston
and Beverly, Mass
Mrs. F. G. Way and children return
ed Monday to their home in East
Glastonbury.
Given Surprise Party.
A number of the friends of Miss
Florence Browning, met at the home
of Mr.. Frank Crombies last Thurs
day evening, giving Miss Browning q
birthday surprise. All report having
a very pleasant time, refreshments be-
ing served at the close.
Miss Mary Delaney of North Gros-
venorda1e. Mass, was at the home of
her parents, Mr.. and Mrs Matt Della
ney for the Easter vacation.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
ROAD SOCIETY
GRANGE Holds Poverty Soeial-Mrs.
Noyes and Daughter Returning from
China

Miss Martha G. Williams and q
friend were guests of friends in New
London, Saturday and on Sunday re-
turned to their studies at the New
England Conservatory in Boston.
Warren Wheeler has been driving
the r. F. D. team for several days, as
NJ. FavncI, the regular carrier has !
been i'll. 4
Harry y. Crandan left Friday for
West Haven, after visiting friends
MIR and Mrs. Edwin White ana
daughter. of North Stonington, were
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Leander Park,
few days recently
Joseph Noyes has purchased a pair
Of horses from North Stonington own
Mr.. Woodwork the school super
visor. has been visiting schools here,
recently.
Byron Billings and daughter, Mise
Priscilla. visited Sunday with the
formers parents, Mr.. and Mrs s. N.
James Maine, who has been III for
some time, was taken to the Law
renee hospital recently for treatment
Mr. and Mrs. n. Stanton Gates Of
Brooklyn. n. Y. were over Sunday
guests Of relatives here.
DR.. l. Hart NOyes. Of Providence
spent Sunday with his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. c. s. Moves.
Alton Wheeler has left Stonington.
going on a barge to New York. whore
he will make trips TO different porte'
ann be gone indefinitely.
Stonington grange held a poverty
social at their rooms in the church
parlors, Wednesday evening in con-
necticn with the regular meeting. .
Miss Grace d. Wheeler attended tie
| Historical meeting in Westerly On
Thursday evening, and later was the
guest OF Miss Julia T. Smith. who To-
Gently returned from several weeks
| stay in Washington.
viii Teach in Maine.
Miss Helen Williams has gone 20
Maine. where she VIII teac -hsehoma
/ Her sister Miss Emma, returned Gmm
/ he school in New Britain, Friday 10u
n few DAYS visit ~ her home. and. On
/ Tuesday leaves for New York state 70
/ visi: a friend 4
| Repairs on the Denison HOMESTEAD
have been completed, caused BY he
4 fire. some weeks ago.
Returning from Honk- Kong.
Word has been recaAred from -
/ Ethel Noyes. who Vath bar. whk1kr.
| lefc Eong-Kong. on ke 8nd q
March. for VancouvsrT4B. e. On xhear
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
GLASGO
Meeting of Ladies' Aid Society-Two
Families Move to Jewett City.

Clifford Eccleston is employed in
the Willinlantic thread mill.
Mr.. Mathewson and Mr.. Weeks
moved their families and household
goods to Jewett City last week
Vacation Notes.
Ralph Wilbur, who has been spend
ing the spring vacation at home, re-
turned to school at Willimantic Mon
day morning.
Miss Marian AIalloy. who teaches
in Waterbury. spent the vacation at
her home, returning Monday. Miss
Malloy has taught in Waterbury the
past four years.
The Glasgo school closed Friday for
two weeks. Miss Herwin going to her
home in Willimantic and Miss Malloy
to Preston City.
Aid Society Meets.
The Ladies' Aid society spent a
pleasant afternoon with Mrs. Gustaf-
son Wednesday. The ladies are max
ing quilts and aprons. The next meet
ing in two weeks will be with Mrs.
Sterry Kinney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Chizzola re-
turned to Springfield Sunday after
spending the weekend at Mr.. and
Mrs. Luthers.
Henry Weseman has moved his
family and household goods to the So
called 3. F. Eccleston farm
Mrs. Ida Eccleston was in Norwich
Wednesday.
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
Aid Society Meets.
SALEM
Harry Moore Building Addition to
Observation-Disclosures Ceremonies at
the Grange.

Owing to stormy weather no services
were held in the Congregational church
Sunday morning. The Y. P. S. c. z.
meeting Sunday evening was led by
the president, Dwight Marvin.
Rev. Mr.. English of Hartford is ex-
recfea to occupy the pulpit Sunday
morning.
Harry Moore Of Boston Is spending
a few weeks with his family In town.
Elmer Daniels and family moved
last week from East Lyme to Music
Vale farm
Noted Sculptor in Town.
BSia !. Pratt Of Boston spent a cou-
pie Of dSJz n tevn lnst week.
NR. aHd HFE. @. ]. Murray were
Colchester esEVrs Monday.
JsEss Rsshe was q recent caller in
EnE IGrc.
'fR GsrEfR4 EtndEy.
EsseA CssE6ali is spending a few
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
LIBERTY HILL

Grange Supper and Entertainments
Meeting of Sewing Circle.
The G. E. society had an orange sup
per and entertainment at the hall Fri
day evening.
A number of ladies responded to an
Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-04-15
LEONARD BRIDGE

Mrs. Henry L. Watrous of Will
sanAs a4ia has raturned to her home. after
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Returning from Honk-Kona.

Word has been reosAved from 1fak
Ethel FL ti Noyeii wso o oan n 49,;
March. for Vancouv<s1B. e. "a ghair
return