Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-25
WILLIM ANTIC

~ -a E come peeved and it is said they told Kadlenhurg that they would even up with him. Constable Young attached their property, the so-called Catherine Bass place situated. on the road be- tween Windham village and Hampton. Damages of s40G, are. claimed by Kallenberg. The attachment is for $500 and the papers are returnable in the superior court for WihdhaIn coun- ty the first Tuesday in January, 1920.
 Interest in the coming citySelection seems to center on the contest for mayor and as was done beforessin the town election last month, the voters are being canvassed to find out which way they are- going to- east their bal lots next Monday The two candi- dates in the running are Charles A. Gates the present incumbent who is seeking reelection on the, republican ticket and Valentine L. Murphy the democratic nominee. Mayor Gates in his campaign for elections last year swept all before him, indicating how popular he is with the voters. He has been prominent in p0sitfcaf life hold ling many positions of authority and is known as d vote-getter by his oppon- ents. His friends feel sure that he will be re-e1eeted by substantial majority and will make every endeav- or to draw out every vote they can muster on election day F.
 Valentine L. Murphy, the democratic nominee, is popular business man and has many friends. Since coming to this city from Norwich he has talk en an active part in all movements for civic advancerneflt. He has never held political office in this city but his friends claim he can fill the office of mayor as well as anyone. It is predicted that he will roll up 6 large total of votes, even though he may fail to, win the mayorality. Political gath erings on the corners are becoming more and more frequent and the drift of the talk is that Mayor Gates will
 be elected again this year and will bring the, etnire republican ticket into office with him. Followers of the dem ocratic ticket listen to this and say there is nothing to it, but claim that even if Mayor Gates is elected, the lremainder of the ticket will go to the l.democratic candidates by large ma jorities,
 Mrs. Clara Snow Savage died Sunday at St. Joseph's hospital following an 1 operation for appendicitis Sine was l born in Mansfield October IS. 1S6Sathe ] daughter of David H. and Mary Ellen Collins Snow. She was united in
 marriage October 22, 1890, who at that ! time lived in Berlin, Conn. In January of this year the family moved to Storrs. Surviving Mrs. Savage are { her husband father and two sons | Henry Elliott Savagy. of Norwich, and 1 Arthur Willis Savage of Storrs, a 1 daughter, Miss Lois Caroline Savage of Storrs; four brothers. Arthur Snow of Phoenix, Arizona, Charles Snow of Manchester; Waiter Snow of Mans field Depot and John Snow of Hart ford; three sisters. Mrs. Marvia Hunt ington of Seattle, Washington. Mrs Anna its of Corvallis. Oregon and Mrs. Grace Palmer of Norwich. i.s Thomas Egan and Frank peIyin, sailors who were arrested Saturday qight pleaded guilty to the charges Against the mat the police court ! Monday morning. Fines of five dol ! lars and costs for breach of the peace and one dollar for intoxication was i'm : 1 posed on Egan and one dollar and
 costs on Delvin. Egan whose home is | in South Manchester settled for his i fine amounting to S1515 and went 10 his home to secure $10.15 to pay Del- i yin's fine. After this was paid Delvin twas allowed to, depart,:
 Moday saw the close of the Mo-
 vember, term of the superior court in this city when affother short session
 was held The court was opened at II o'clock and was immediately de- l clared adjourned without day. The
 case of Doyle & Murphy, local con-
 tractors vs The Federal Paper Box Company of Uncasville scheduled to
 commence at that session of the
 court, had been settled out of court
 Tn following officers were elected at
 a recent meeting of the Wilifmantic Christian Endeavor Union: President
 Rev. Theodore Bachelder, South Will 1 lington; vice president, NJ. J. Hopkins
 Willimantici secretary, Miss Elizabeth