Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-06
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 Following these reports, came the re- port of C. F. Risedorf on rooms James B. Fullerton, presidents report; M. B. Sullivan, secretary's report; Rev. W. c. Norris, corresponding secretary's report; A c. Scripture, treasurers report.
 Rev. w c. Norris was reelected d. rector of the State Chamber of Commerce and it was voted that the president se- .lect the delegates to the state convention to be held at New Haven Nov. 10th and 11th. It was voted that the next meet ing of the chamber be held on Tuesday evening, Nov. 4th, the meeting to be open | to the public and returns of the national election be announced at the chamber rooms.
 The regular election of officers for the ensuing year followed, all officers except | ing directors being reelected. President | Fullerton appointed John E. Brick, ". c. | Lincoln and F. B. Jordan 8 nominating committee and nomination followed their | report. Officers reelected are: President, James B. Fullerton; first vice president, | James ?. Bath second vice president, Frank M. Lincoln; secretary, Michael E. | Sullivan treasurer, Albert C. Scripture | corresponding secretary, William c. Nor ris. Directors were appointed as follows: | Frank H. Foss. Albert Roux. F. P. Raffer- | ty, Otto B. Robinson W. A Haddad, James F. Twomey, Frank Larrabee, James P Mustard. Nelson A. Daniels, 1 Charles W. Hill Charles F. Risederf, John E. Brick. Samuel Porcaro, N Klos- kowski and A. J. Martineau. All offices in the town election Mon day went to republicans by substantial | majorities, with the exception of that of | assessor, when James P. Mustard, demo- crat, over Albert H. Judge, repub- | lican, by a vote of 1272 to S02. At a late hour Tuesday morning the vote on tax l collector had not been counted but it was | predicted that William H. sNEcKiAIey would win over his republican opponent, l Joseph H. Berard. However, an official count late in the morning turned the ta- l bles and MT Berard was elected by a majority of 20 votes The last count was not made until 2:50 o'clock standard time at which time Moderator Frank H. FNoss officially announced the results as follows:
 Assessor-Albert H. Judge, r, so2 :: 'James P. Mustard, d. 1272.
 Board of Relief-*George Hatch r, 1162 Alexis Caisse d 992.
 Selectmen-Alexis M. Smith r, 1918 !; George A. Cook r. 114s; William H. Lincoln. d, 904 Frank NJ. Lincoln, d, Ss3.
 Agent Toan Deposit Fund.- Edwin H. Hail r. SIS; George H. BaclSns. d, S71.
 Auditor-*J Raymond Smith r, 1125 i; John H. Morrison, d. 1909.
 Collector of Town Taxes-sJoseph M. Berard r. 109S; William H. Mckinley, d, 1O7S.
 Constables-sHarry ". Avery r, 1o5s |; "wilbur G. Stevens. r, 1858; sElner M. Young r. 1859 sJoseph Haddadr r. 1o42 'Thomas J. Kialourey. d, 931; sAndrew Ogozalek. d. 921; *William D. Kelley, d, s51; Charles E. Smith, d. 917.
 n erhead, r. 1075; Patrick D. Dorohue, d, 931.
 School Committee-swalter R. King r, 1i3s; Christopher C. Case r, 116S "Wiliiam ! Sweeney d, 1929 Michael E. Sullivan. d, sss. Effected.
 The continued case of Walter Dickey charged with asl sat on William P, Walker. was nolled Tuesday nnorninft at the session of the police court. Both young men shook hands and called the difference of. Costs amounted to s5.75
 Members of the American Thread Com. pany team witnessed the first game ot the Worlds series between the Cieve land Americans and the Brooklyn Ma
 tionalis. at the back yard Of New York Tuesday afternoon Cleveland had beer backed for winner and came througf with flying colers Those attending the game whe, Manager John McQuillan Treasurer William Champlin, George Adams, Fred Beecher. Harry Horkheir . r Joseph Hamel, Leo Normandin, Harry Noel. Walter Johnson, Arthur Nichols William H. Nichols, William L. Smith Alfred Mathewson and Charles W Hill president of the athletic association. Th4 trip was made at the suggestion of Agen. Don II. Curtis of the local mill anC through the generosity of the American Thread company.
 When the janitor If the old town build. ing on Church street came to the build ing Tuesday morning he found an over coat. presumably the property of one o the men who made an all-night stay in the building awaiting an announcement. of the result e. the ballot The coat was taken to the office of Town Clerk Franf P. Fenton. to await the claim of the own CT.
 Funeral services fer Charles H. Baker was held Tuesday afternoon at 2:3G