Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-08
Norwich Bulletin, WilIimantic of- fee, 9 Church St. Telephone 1o5.

Norwich Bulletin, Wiilimantic of-
 fee, 23 Church St. Telephone 1o5.
 The republican caucus to select the ticket for the coming city election was held in the superior court rooms of the town building on Friday evening. w. A. Dawson was chosen chairman and
 Judge Otto B. Robinson was clerk.
 The first matter was an informal bal lot for the candidate for mayor Chauncey B. MacFarland and William B. Luton were appointed tellers. In total of 66 votes cast Charles A. Gates present mayor. received 59. the other seven votes being scattering and Mayer Gates was announced to head the tickE. The Semainder of the ticket was chosen by exclamation. A. sC. Scripture, democrat, who has held the office of city clerk and treas- urer fer the past ten years. was en- dorsed by the republicans. The re- mainder of the ticket is as follows: Aldermen-at-large, William E. Wab-
 Der and Willard N. Bowen; city sher-
 if, Elmer M. Y. Young; auditor. .Jo- sseph M. Berard; assessors, A1phonse Gagnon, Albert H. Judd; aldermen,
 Ward 1, Fred Roy. Ward 2. John T.
 Carlsen;. Ward 3. G. Leroy Howlett:s ; Ward 4. Edgar W. Jacobs. There was no contest and the caucus was most
 harmonious one. At the close Mayor Gates whom it was thought would not
 run for another term, made meat
 speech of acceptance for the nomina-
 ton of mayor. William S. Congdon
 was chosen chairman of the city com
 mittee for the next two years to suc-
 ceed himself. The ward committee
 chairman are as follows: Ward 1. w.
 F. Jackson; Ward 2. Nelson A. Dan
 iels Ward 3. Henry Desermoux; Ward f, William E. Luton.
 At the regular meeting Friday eve ming the members of James J. Shea Post, American Legion. voted to ac- cept the invitation of Captain Frank C. Featon, representing the Spanish War Veterans, to use their rooms for permanent meeting place in the fu- ture. Little outside of routine busi- ness transpired.
 Members of the Woman's depart ment of the r. M. c. A. were delight fully entertained Friday night at the F. M. c. A. building. Music. games and dancing had been arranged by the social committee under the leader ship of Mrs. Fred Williams. The mu- sic for the dancing was furnished by Miss Mabel Taft. This is the first in a series of socials that will be given
 at the Y. M, c. A. this winter and proved 8 great success. During the , evening the social committee provided doughnutS, coffee and apples. < Nineteen transfers of real estate were made in the town of Windham in | the first A days of October. recorded at Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton's of l fee as follows: z ...s..... | 2-Geronimo DeMarchi to Frabizio
 and Balbina Luciani. land and build | ings on Schoolhouse Lane. -'.,
 3-Archibald W. Turner to Roland
 B. Jordan, land on Windham street. S-Samuef- Chesbro to Granville G 1 Graves. land on Pleasant street. 3-Sarnuel chesbro to Eva B. Lewis ] land on Pleasant street. -- 7-Walter E. Jewett to Della Trumbly, land in Riverside Gardens. | 7-Richard C.. Byron to Arthur E, f and Rosanna O. Watrous, land and i buildings near Pleasant street. s3iit 7-Jessie r. Byron to Arthur E. and 1 Rosanna O.. Natrous, land and build 1 ings near Pleasant street.
 | 9-M. Angie Williams to Arthur j. l WilIianns,a1 land and buildings on i Plains Road. 5ls r. a.5.s- 4---- z 9-Samdel l.. Burlington to Clara
 Edna Tyron, land and buildings on Prospect street.
 18-Laura A. Allen to David Shea,
 two tracts. of land, both on Tingley street extension. .
 15-Alphonse L. Gelinas to Michele and Migenza Mazzola, land and build ings on Main street.
 l 15--Charles H. Gerard to Daniel and l Isabelle Naesin, land and buildings on ! Main street,
 i 15-Haskell K. and Hattie May Nef | to Emma j.. Goddard. land and build l ings on Pleasant street. | 17-El va Simpson to Fadlou Saba eight lots on Whittemore tract.
 20-F1orence A. Southward and l. William A. Sumner to Anna Elizabetf lGagne, land and buildings on Lebanon
 avenue,
 | 22-Willard. W. Hayde to Arthur
 Herbert, land on Pleasant street. l 22-Exfste Bernard to Arthur Mar eel F'ontaine, land and buildings ol South street.
 | 24-Ann Murphy and Otho O'Sulli 'l l.van to Alfred Oden, land and building
 on Jackson street. l 25-Caro1ine Young O'Brien to Au | guste Roy. eight pieces of land ol Park Side. Young Farm.
 T Friday. morning, shortly before o'clock an automobile belonging t ] Morris Kartrovftz of 91 Willowbreol
 street and jitney owned by Theodorl Marrette, coliided on Main street. Nei
 ther car was damaged to any extent l ,-----------...--.-----