Norwich bulletin., 1917-02-20

| returneo 10 the census headquarters | in the Chamber of Commerce build ing. The first man to fill out blank was William E. Perry, district asZnt
 for the Connecticut Mutual Life In surafce company who appeared at the census headquarters Monday after noon to give the information called for. The first to return filled out blanks to the headquarters was Ar thur G. Crowe1l. who canvassed the
 Puilen Publishing Company,s em- ployes. The Turner and Stanton com
 pany returned the second batch of blanks
 Mayor Allyn l.. Brown was among one of the first to fill out a blank. AL though the information on the blanks is to be held strictly confidential May or Brown has authorized the pubii- cation of the information which he gave in filling out his blank. The mayor gives his full name as Allyn L4rrabee Brown, and his post office address as 262 Broadway. His profes- sion is a lawyer. has had no experi- ences in any other trade, occupation or profession. He gives his age as sS years and four months. height as six feet one and one quarter inches and weight as 200 pounds. His fourth an- swer is that he is married. Those de- pendant upon him are three and he says he is citizen of the United States. He has never done any mili tary or naval service in this or any other country and has no serious phy- sical disability. On the blank he says he can ride a horse, drive an automo- bile, ride a motorcycle and sail boat and is fair swimmer.
 Information Bureaus.
 A number OF information bureaus have been designated and in each given commission so that there will be no leaks from the census takers. It is desired to get the name and oth- CT information with regard to every man in the town and state.
 The information bureaus are as fol- lows: McLaughlin's Drug Store, Gen. tral avenue; Pitcher & Service, Gen. tral avenue; Bray's Drug Store, Gen. tral avenue. Elks' club Main street: Arcanum club. Main steet; Shetucket club, Main stheet; Dooley & Simpson. Thayer building; Geo. c. Rogers, S5 Shetucket street; George G. Engler, Bowen, Fifth street; r. NJ. c. A., on Broadway; Shea's News Stand, Broadway; Fagan's Smoke Shop. Main street; Colonial club, West Main Burney's store, Sherman street; Jo- seph A. George. Main street; Madden's Cigar Store. Main street; Spalding Co.'S store. Franklin street; Jerome A.
 Captains and teams appointed for the residential and other sections of the city were announced Monday af- ternoon as follows:
  tain). Geo. H. Loring Assistant with auto), A. W. Lillibridge. Clinton Rog- CTS, Herbert Warrington, Henry T. Frazier, Michael Curran, pr. N. C. Gray, B. J. Houlihan. Robert Statt,
 Central District-Charles B. Lee ecaptain, Ebenezer Learned, assto. ". Russell Baird (asst.). Herbert NJ. Lerou tasst) J. c. Macpherson, s'sn Sss, GhaF1sS H A M sagssrs siss zl1en snss V F. Bailey, Archa W. Colt. A. E. Cher ry. Francis T. Diggins. Dr. A. C. Free man, A. G. Jenkins, John A. Hagberg Louis l.. Gotthelf, James J. Moore, Bottomley, William c. Bode, Jr., How ard J. Randall. Joseph D. Harris. F. W. Guild. Gordon Haryie. George M. Lewis A. Andrews. AL sxander Finlayson, Adelard Morin. Harry B. Ford, Joseph A. George, Harold c. Gillespie. c. Curtis Hull. l Royal G. Holmes. Frederick V. R. | Knouse, Richard Lewis. John F. Ring | H. r. Parker, Joseph Connor. Arthur | Adams, Curtis W. Bernard, Otto Ernst l Louis J. F7ontain, James Fitzpatrick, l Arthur F. Libby. Louis H. Naples. Mi :hael J currarl. John F. Craney. Jere- |
 West Side-Thaddeus Leahy tcap- ain), John B. Stanton, Michael J. Donovan, Linsley G. Smith. Henry G. Peek, Abraham Levine, Jonathan 'arelli, Joseph F. Williams, Sigmond siegel, Chester E. Wright, Joseph c. <eegan, Thomas F. J. Brennan, Thomas P. Murphy, BenJauain F. su1- l ivan, William H. McGuinness.
 Residential District-WilIiam H. AL lam, A. P. Allen, L. Briggs, Reginald Ashbey, ". Burns, J. S1ocunl, H. [. L Trisbie, R. c. Johnson, ". A Somers, F ; |; Mitchell, td Seth Taylor Robert Tarrant, R. Holmes. c. P. Chandler,
 Greeneville District-Wm. A., Pit her fcaptain), Louis H. Geer (as- istantl. Francis J. Murtha lassist- Arthur Blaclxledge. Joseph |. Donne1iy, Frank T. McNamara, T.. :. Coughlln, Earl c. Christman, James !. Mullen. John A. Morgan, r., Geo. o. ,r., NJ. J. Cummings, Fred c. Geer, leo. Helmboldt, J. D. McwiIliarns, ames ): Neary. Thongs shahan;
 I. Dolan. John Fowler. Robert Gil on, Moses K. Harvey, Arthur c. Jen- ins, John P. Corcoran. Yantic-Herman J. Gibbs (captain), . W. Areson. R. V. Congdon.
 Jail H1illOscar Main (captain), rank B. King. tassistant),s M. F. Geo. c. Bell. Wna- J. Simpson.
 Monday there were received by the 1cal committee a number of com- lissions. They were sent out to the industrial plants at 3 o'clock with afficient blanks to take the census each plant. The commission print instructions and the blanks were , Dntained within a large manila en- elope. These were distributed to the . snsus taker in each institution and ere conveyed about the city in au- ,rnobiles. With each automobile was
 uniformed officer, those being eris aged In the work of distribution be- e Officers Perry. Murphy, Morgan, ( Nell, Fenton and Henderson. There have been received 670e i Ianks and 1t is expected there will fc , 5000 more received in short mo- ce I'd Tyler D. Guy and Cornelius J. ownes are assisting at the census again this week and will 1 } at the office from g a. m. to 5 p.
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