Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1916-09-06
LEAVE FOR NEW HAVEN.
Republican Delegates on the Way to
Attend Convention.

Delegations from various towns in
this corner Of the county gathered
here Tuesday afternoon to get the ex-
press for New Haven. where the re-
publican stale convention is being held
mong those who left on the ira
were &. 4. aver. rAiinag4y; E. II. Cort-
tbs and Charles j. Johnson, Thompson.
G. Harold Gilpatric. Sias Wheelock,
Archibald Macdonald and J. F. Car
penter made the trip to New Haven in
an automobile.
City Court Gases.
Giving scant consideration to the
prisoners name, but seriously scan
ming the facts as presented Judge L.
H. Fuller. presiding in the city court
Tuesday morning, sentenced Edward
Lovely to- serve six months in Jail for
having committed a breach of the
peace. This morning Joseph Bricot
will be in court to answer to having
assaulted Isia Marion. The men in
the employ of q local manufacturing
company and divided the responsible
ity of caring for the company horses.
Landlord Clark. 90, III.
William G. Clark, the aged West
Woodstock inn keeper, was not in the
superior court Tuesday morning to
answer to charge OF having violated
years of age is said to be i'll at his
home and unable to appear in court.
Not All Suffragists Republicans.
Suffrage leaders here wish it made
clear that the suffrage parade held in
New Haven coincident with the SEES
sions of the republican state conven
ton is not to be taken as indicating
that all of the suffragists of Connec-
ticut are republicans, but as a dem
onstrative means of indicating that
the suffra gists wish a woman suffrage
equal rights plank in the platform Of
the republican party in the state. An
other parade will be held at the time
of the democratic convention.
Putnams advertising stands about
the railroad station are now pIastered
with the lurid literature of business,
setting forth the value of this and
that brand of cigarettes, johnny cakes
and a score Of other articles that are
known the length and breadth of the
land.
Thompson Schools Open.
The graded schools in the town of
Thompson opened Tuesday. Tourtel-
lote high school is to reopen today
for the school year.
GrosvenordaIe Team Slow.
President Thomas McDermott of the
Putnam baseball club is wondering
when the GrosvenordaIes team is go
ing to play the return game that the
management promised to play here,
he says. The season is getting late
the local president is aware, but he
thinks that feet that are cold now will
not get warmer as the season grows
older.
City Notes.
Mrs. Lord of Fremont street has re-
turned from a few days visit with her
mother in Groton.
Mrs. Newton Brown of Rochester, N.
Y, is the guest of Mr.. and Mrs. c. H.
Brown.
Mr.. ard Mrs Winfred Longden Of
Lowell, Mass, are guests of Mrs. w.
H. Langden Of Grove street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Arnold of
Providence, R. l., spent. Labor Day
with local friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Barber and their son
of Fremont street, have returned af-
ter spending the summer in Hampton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kendall Castle, of
Rochester, N. Y, and Mr. and Mrs.
F. Tucker of Worcester, Mass, have
been the guests OF Mr. and Mrs. c. H.
Brown of Wilkinson street.
G. Harold Gilpatric has returned
from a few days stay with his family
at Juniper Point, Maine.
F. Raymond Gilpatric returned on
Tuesday to New Britain after spend
ing the holiday with his family on
Fremont street.