Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08

 in 1856 for John c. Fremont for rres- ident. He was an ardent republican and was one of the founders of the Fremont Veteran Association and at the time of his death he was it's pres- ident. He had been senior vice corn mander of the Connecticut Depart- ment. c. A. R.
 On January 1. 1880, Mir. Storrs mar ried Maria Louisa Bemis of Worces- ter. She died in 1863 and he married Amelia Williams Sept 1. 1S66. He leaves his wife; two sons. Henry w Storrs of Hartford and Charles H. Storrs of West Hartford; and four grandchildren, William H. Storrs. Eu- zabeth R. Storrs Sibyll V. Storrs and Charles H. Storrs. The funeral was held Friday afternoon at 23o o'clock at the Windsor Avenue Congregational church. Rev. Arthur M. Ellis the pastor, officiated. Burial was in Spring Grove cemetery.
 Lieut.. John H. Moss left here Friday afternoon for Minneapolis to attend the national convention of the Amer ican legion as a delegate from Anselm Mayotte post, American legion. Lieut.. Moss is the only representative from the local post, and is making the trip with the Massachusetts delegation, Armistice day, year ago next Tues- day, Lieut.. Moss was sitting in the lobby of the Hotel Continental of Paris when guns on forts about the city began to boom out the signal that the arInistice had been signed. Two days previously he had come cut from 1 the front lines. where ke was fighting with the Sixth division. He will spend the first anniversary of Armistice day l in Minneapolis with representatives, 1 from all parts of the United States of the great host that was "cVer | there"
 A Boston bound freight broke apart early Friday morning while proceed I ing through the local yards, the sec | tions later coming together in the northerly section of the railroad yards, i near the foundry, with a crash One , box car, loaded with merchandise was necessary to call out the Readeville 1 wrecEing crew. which made short 1 work of clearing the line. Oscar Dugas was named by the re- publicans of the third ward as their candidate for alderman. to succeed 1 Arthur Duvert. who did not desire l nomination.
 1 MT. and Mrs. c. Harold Gilpatric left Friday for Juniper Point, Me. to spend the weekend at their cottage.
 Friends here received Friday liberal gifts of Thanksgiving cards from Sou venir W. H. Taylor of Hartford. l Putnam people have been reading with interest : despatch that told through a Hartford paper of a heavy, 1 snow storm that this city and the 1 vicinity experienced Wednesday eve, ming.
 Miss Martha Euvrard will spend Sunday at Hartford with her sister 1 Miss Camille. who is attending the 1 Hartford Hospital Training school for 1 Nurses.
 l Miss Edna Gorton of Dudley, Mass, l will come here as visiting nurse to l succeed Miss Victoria Linden, resigns 1 ed. Miss Gorton is an experienced I district nurse.
 1 Miss Mary Wheaton left Friday for a visit with friends in Hartford. | Mrs. Ava Parsons, South Main street. was a patient reported serious ly ill at the Day Kimball hospital on Friday.
 Fazli Ali, whose automobile was in
 collision with that of Deputy Sherin
 Holbrook of this city. also figured with
 his machine in a collision with Ralpf
 Lee of Thompson
 Miss Edna Chapdelaine is instruct
 ing a dance class of the Girls club. ths
 class getting it's first lesson Frida.
 evening.
 There were only seven arrests il Putnam during October it is shown b1
 the monthly report of Captain J. B
 Bulger, and not a man was sent te
 jail from this city.
 1 Mayor Marcy has planned to attend
 a meeting of Connecticut executive:
 to be held in New Haven today (Sat-
 urday). The mayors will discuss tht proposition of continuing the dayligh'
 saving plan for next year.
 1 A republican city caucus, attended by more than 2S0 voters. renominateS A. w. Marcy for mayor Friday even; 1 ing. John Byrne was nominated fol alderman at large, winning out. POT < l IT, in a contest with Charles Richard P Charles H. Brown was renominatee for city treasurer, Attorney Archibald
 Macdonald, Jr. for city collector, Lu. | cius P. Merriam for auditor, and liar
 mon G. Carver for registrar. The fol-
 lowing are the nominations for alder
 men: Ward 1. John G. Johnson; Ward i2, Charles D. Dean; Ward 8. Oscar
 Dugas; Ward 4. Silas M. Wheelock.
 The democrats also held their city
 caucus Friday evening, but did not
 nominate any candidate for mayor
 leaving the selection of the candidate
 to the city committee, Willie Carol
 was nominated for alderman large
 and Alfred Bonneville for city collec-
 tor. For city treasurer, Uric Beauso-
 liel was named. J. Harry Mann was
 the choice for auditor and George Pot
 win for registrar. The nominations
 for aldermen are George L. Padgett
 Ward 1; Otis Fox. Ward 2; David
 Beausoliel, Ward 3; Martin Edward
 Duffy, Ward 4.