Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-13
JEWETT CITY

A republican caucus was held in srne town hall, Monday evening. the chair man being Arthur M. Brown, and the clerk c. H. Andrews. Names placed in nomination were:
 Assessor, Joseph Guillotte board of re- lief, Harold Geer first selectman. W6ll- jam Johnstone; second selectman, Rob- ert Willux; auditor, George Prior; town clerk and treasurer. left to the town committees to name; collector of taxes, Francois LaLiDerte constables, John T. Dolan. Herbert II. Wild, Hen " Vegiard. Andrew Chesehoro regis trar of voters, First District, Eli La- que Second District, Francois LaLiber- te; board of school visitors, William B. Montgomery, Norman B. Parkhurst.
 A letter was read from L. M. Carpenter resigning as chairman of the town con- mittee. The resignation was accepted. The remaining marnbers are to select a chairman. It was voted that a letter of regret be sent to Second Selectman Ozrie Dayon, who is at a sanatorium, express ing appreciation of his valuable services and the hope for his speedy recovery. There was an attendance offs at the caucus.
 fine AsDinook Company will erect six tenements on North Main street. E. E. Gi bert commencing the work today (Monday). They vii be six-roo'n tene- ments, equipped with steam heat, bath, dreplaces and electricity. This is well come piece of news, as the tenement question in Jewett City is close to alarming. One family who lived in a house which was sold, could find no tenement, stored their goods, and the wife with their child has been away from town, at her former home, a year. The father boarded in town and has just secured a tenement by bidding higher than any one else to get it, and the family members are once more re- united, after a years waiting. Schools in some of the outlying dis ! tricts are opening today (Monday) while others opened iast week. The teachers are: Tyler district, Miss Ethel i Miller; Hopeville, Mrs. Ida Eichel- berg; White, Mrs. F. H. P. Clement Glasgo, Miss Idella Young and Miss Della Malloy Brewster, Miss Edith 1 lift; BoardnIan, Mrs. Dan McCrack- en- The Woodward school is closed and the children will attend Pachaug school which will be taught by Miss Bertha | Montgomery. The pupils from Rixtowr and Burton district will attend Bethe school, for which Mrs. c. D. Ba.bcocl has been engaged as teacher. The Bethel school opens Wednesday. State Deputy Game Warden W. R Palmer has received numerous com plaints of parties from outside the stat, who are fishing without a license. Alst he is cognizant' of men who are hunt ing ducks in Aspinook pond. They g fishing, but carry a gun, also. The lav
 on ducks is not off until October first
 The republican and democratic eau
 cuses are to be held this week.
 Mrs. William McNicol, Mrs Edw l Gallup and Mrs. John MacLean are il
 with rheumatic troubles.
 Rev. J. A. Wood occupied the pulpi
 in the Methodist church Sunday. Mis-
 Martha Davis led the Epworth Leagu
 meeting.
 Rev. c. H. Andrews preached at tn
 Congregational church Sunday morning Miss Berniee Wolf was leader of the ( E. meeting.
 Rev. M D. Fuller took for his sut jeet at the Baptist church Sunda
 marning, How Wonderful. The evenin , subject was The Manifold Gospel. Tn Young Peoples meeting was held g SIS.
 MT. and Mrs Ralph Kingsley went t
 Montgomery, Vt, Saturday to spen two weeks at Mrs Kingsley's hor
 They spent Sunday with MT. and Mir , Erme Myott, in Boston.
 Cyrns Barber, 76; died in voIuntow, Thursday. A grandson, Floyd Barbe Hives in Jewett City,