Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-15

ence E. Pierce Luther M. Keith; town clerk and treasurer. David Flagg; au- ditor, Leon T. Wilson; collector of | taxes, E. c. Morse; constables, Peter Gardner, Ernest L. Chandler, Nelson LeClair, Hermon G. Carver registrar, Hermon G. Carver; members town school committee, Alvira A. Barber. Henry J. Thayer; members library board, John G. Johnson, Ernest C. Morse, Lionel Charron. At the caucus Judge E. M. Warner acted as modera- tor and Miss Katherine Byrne as clerk
 Following the democratic nomi- nations for town offices: Assessor. Ul- ric Beausoliel board of relief Eugene Dumas; selectman, Alfred Bonneville collector of taxes Mrs Mabel Dupre; auditor, J. Harry Mann; town clerk and treasurer, no nominations; consta- bles. David Beausolie' Jr. Origene Tou- chette Eugene Gibney. John Harrfng- ton registrar. George Fotvin men- bers of library committee. Fercule Fredette, Regis Bouthilette, Eugene Eeausoliel.
 The stage is set again this year for | lively contest for the office of town tax collector, as the republicans have nom mated Attorney Ernest c. Morse to suc- 1 ceed himself and the democrats havo put Mrs Mabel Duprey in the field 1 Last year the outcome of the battle of | bal ots between the supporters of these | two candidates was of very special in- terest and featured the town election, 1 Attorney Morse winning the election Citizens generally have been invited to attend. with the membership a meet i ing of the chamber of commerce sched- uled to be held this (Thursday) evening. | This meeting is called for the purpose l of discussing the matter of making a
 general revaluation of the property of the town of Putnam, something that
 has not been done for many years. al-
 though a state law requires that it
 shall be done at stated periods. The
 coming annual town meeting vii be
 asked to make an appropriation of s2,- 500 to be used for bringing the maps of the town up to date. making a card in- dex of property owners and to meet | other expenses necessary to making the general revaluation proposed.
 The following was given out Wed nesday by Miss Rosamond Danielson, Putnam Heights:
 President Benjamin T Marshall, of Connecticut College, addressed a meet ing of the Windham House Association
 in Putnam. Friday afternoon. Mrs. Rienzi Robinson was chairman of the meeting and members were present from | nearly every town in the county. Pres ident Marsha1 told of the place that Connecticut o0leee has already won for itself in aca'o01ic circles, of the. appli-
 cations for a1rission far exceeding the present accor1'lodation at the college
 and of the nressing need for more dor mitories. H snOke very appreciatively
 of the work rc the committee which has
 raised rurd c+ more than $18,000 to-
 ward buildi"- Windham House at Con-
 necticut College
 After President Narshalrs address
 Miss Irene Wye dean of the college proposed that the committee hold a pie
 nic at the col 'ege in New London Fri-
 day, Sept 18th, The college will fur
 nish luncheon on the piazza of Thames
 hall at noon (standard time). and
 there will be an opportunity to inspect
 the buildings and equipment. Any in
 terested to join the committee on this
 outing will be welcome. and may tele- phone to Miss Rosamond Danielson, sec retary of the committee, for inferma-
 tion At the close of the meeting a short business session was he'd. The
 treasurer reported a total of s18,272.3S. , A number of plans were discussed for increasing the fund
 The republicans of the toEn of Psna-
 fret have nominated the following can didates for town offices: Assessor, Ar thur Rich; board Pf relief. Thomas HanleE. A, n; Briggs; selectman, George Hicks, Herman Danielson; tax : collector, Fitz Henry Paine; auditor John F. Ash town clerk and treasur! l CT, Willis Sovel town school commit
 tee, Theron C3app, Eleanor Mathewson Fayette L. Wright, who has served as member of the Pomfret town schoo committee for fhe past fifteen years ? asked to be excused from further ser. ' vice MT. Wright has been 3 valuable
 member of the board and the republi.
 cans of his home town were anxious tc