Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-03

eording to it's population, few enlist nents have so far been obtained in this section of Windham county, MT. Nc | them from the mill The first didn't amount to much. An oil stove that haFed up and smoked omi- nously caused the pulling in of the alarm. Neither chemicals nor water 1 had to be used by the fire department which found all danger past. 1 Chief A. P. Woodward of the fire department said later in the afternoon 1 that he didn't mind the sounding of Box l 4 for the fire, but he thought the man 1 that pulled it in should have stayed by 1 the box until the firemen arrived so as 1 to direct them where to go. As it was l when they arrived at the mills they 1 couldn't locate the Ere nor for a mo- ment, any one who knew where it was Another chapter in the controversy be- l tween Representative Amory J. KebIer l of Sterling and Attorney Clarence w Seymour, relative to the subject of call 1 ing special session of the legislature to pass upon the suffrage amendment has l been written and in it MT. Kebler shoots some high explosive at MT. Seymour's l line of argument. Attorney Seymour lives in Hartford
 MT. Kebler may not be considered to need any assistance in this affair, if 1 the following, published at Hartford, is an indication of his present fighting trim on the eve of his s9th birthday, which comes next Sunday:
 Representative Amory J. Kebler of Sterling, most violent of Connecticuts anti-suffragists, has openly branded At torney Clarence W. Seymour of this city as ''2x4 politician but Attorney Sey- l mour refuses to be disturbed by the all legation of the gentleman from Sterling and says he feels inclined to be compli- l mented
 Considerable correspondence has pass ed between kebler and Attorney Sey- : mour, anent woman suffrage, Seymour for it and Kebler ardently against it. Today Attorney Seymour received this letter from Kebler, one passage declaring ; that "the ezar of Russia in all his glory ' has nothing on you:
 Replying to yours of the 12th, MT. Seymour would say that you failed to answer my questions so I may ask you a few more and see if you continue to dodge the issue. You say, only men 1 favorable to this cause will be elected to future legislatures When you can walk into this town or any other town and say who shall be elected, the czar of Russia in all his glory has nothing on you
 "If you think you can defeat me, come right along and you will have a hearty welcome. But when you get tsr4>s-sn be sure and file your campaign expenses We have woman party now and I don't see why they shouldn't let the people know where the money comes from.
 "I resent this insult on the people of Sterling and would say that the wisdom of the people of this town will compare favorable with the wise man of the East and moreover, when I want your advice I will ask you for it.
 Do you think that people who hung our beloved president in effigy and were arrested for disturbing the peace are en- | titled to citizenship? Would you in a court of naturalization grant an alien citizenship under such circumstances?
 T have lived in this town toward SC years and in that time I have seen all kinds of men elected to the general as. sembly from men that was worth noth. ing to men that was worth a million an6 of all the men that was elected not one was ever placed on an important com mittee.
 This town never had a chairmanshiI l of a committee, never had a doorkeeper or a messenger. There never was a mar from this town placed on the state tick ct and we have had one senator in 5t years.
 "In 1911 I was in Hartford from Jan uary to October and averaged three day week. I am no political sorehead, no am finding any fault. No man has ye been defeated that I tried to elect.
 "And in conclusion would say you neet not worry about the setting sun drop ping into obscurity. You will do we'll t keep the setting sun from dropping int obscurity on you"
 "AMoRY J. KELLER"
 Mr. Seymour respectfully commend the attention of John T. King and Cli Wilson to MT. Kebler's statement "tha no man has ever been defeated that tried to elect and suggests that his ser vices be enlisted
 D. E. Jette, Frederick Gamache, ( E. Franklin, Daniel Ratty, Herbert Bal l Der and George Kies made up a part that motored to Boston.
 Mir. and Mrs. Clarence A. Potter an Mrs. Aurilla Smith are at Sherbrook' P O., today to attend the wedding Miss Muriel Channel of that city an Nathaniel Greenleaf, formerly of Brool lyn and Danielsan, now a departmer head for the Canadian Connecticut mil at Sherbrooke. The wedding takes plat
 today (Thursday) and is on the ann
 Versary of MT. and Mrs. Potter, wit
 whom Mir. Greenieaf made his hon
 from childhood. MT. Greenleaf is
 graduate of killingly High school ar
 Is very we'll known in this section.
 Edward F. Cunneen, son of MT. ar
 Mrs. F. E. Cunneen, was rendered u
 conscious by fall on Academy street ( 1 Tuesday evening. He was taken to h
 home and revived under the care of
 physician. Wednesday 1t was stated tn
 no serious effects from the accident we
 anticipated.
 N. A. Jordan, proprietor of a store
 the Town hall block, has purchased
 Mrs. Hattie Bailey a small dwelling al
 parcel of land on School street. IT
 land included in the purchase runs on
 line from School street to about the lii
 of the northeasterly corner of the Tow
 hall block and gives MT. Jordan a rig
 of way from Main through to Scho
 ktreet-