Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, July 9, 1918, Page 8

SOLDEE AND SAiLORS What Eastern ' Connecticut Boys Are Doing In Various Branches of the Service. - Have Some Dandy Guns. rs. William L. Cummings of Fitch- has received the following let- from her husband, Sergeant W, L. uinming: Battery F, 36th ALPO eeans Art.. AA E. T, June 4th, 1918, Wife: T have just come in mass in the old Cathredral church which T informed ¥ou about .n a peevions letter.” The hurch is 800 vearg o'd. Our chaplain said mass and the 36th band furnish- #d special music. There were a lot of " American soldiers there. A fellow by “the name of Tommy Lyons from New SLondon went to mass with me. He is L{a d'stant relation of mine.' He is here ; with me now and just.asked to be re- membered to vou, joking. Please send him a card just for the fun of it. 1 have been taking a course’ of train- ing which had me guessing a little to my ability to make good. You re- imember I was a_gun commander at *Fort Wright, *harder proposition over here. T am in charge of a gun crew now. We have zood officers over here. Dear wife, yvou remember the cap- tain’s wife you met down at the- is- land, [ don't want to put hig name this letter because I don’t know It is prover. Her husband is our captain and is a good one. I think th oches are about all in. T hope so, as [ want to get back home don't want to slight my th’s mix-up though. T am v g to Ao my bit. We have some dardv guns and when we get started we expect to make considerable mess out‘af the Bochés The French name Se< man is Allemand. T received T our letters vesterday of Mav L%, May 13th, and a bundfé of and “ulletin: 1ery giad to receive them. Must bring thesa few lines to a close. T am send- ing you two pictures I had taken. Tel O'Hearn I wish him luck. Remembeér “me t~ all the folks. Hoping to hear fre~s, $ou in the next malil. Your loving husband, BILL. 52,772 SCHOOL CHILDREN ARE SAVING MONEY. "Have 916,768.80 Invested in Thrift and W Savings Stamps. Over 25 per Gemt. of the 3166 chil- dren registered ir the Norwich scheols at the close of the year ~were. ‘the owners of one or more thrift or wag _eavings stamps, it is shown by the “‘reports made to 5%2'0 J. Graham ifrom the 19 pupik 6ls ot The town. N. T, well it is a ]mleI and the sajye as ever was| i Specially Priced Toilet Mavis' Face Powder (3 shades).. Alysia Face Powder (4 shades).. Java Rice Powder (5 shades).. Roger & Gallet's Rice (2 shades) Roger & Gallet's Poudre de Riz. Mulsified Cocoanut Oil Nebros’ Herp Hay's Hair Health .... Hay's Sylpho Sage 25¢ Cutex Manicure Articles Lily Nail Enamel Lily Manicure Sets .. 35c Cutex Sets .. $1.00 Cutex Sets . . Flexible Emery Boards . Babcock’s (three odors) Jergen’s Taleum (three odors). Squibb’s Talcum (2 odors and pl: Houbigant's Coeur de Jeanette. Mavis’ Taleum .. Air Float Taleum ...... o “The number of childfen ewning one or ~more thrift or war savings stamps was | =7 with total investments gad de- | posits of $16,765.30. There were anly 1 children with deposits of less than §_cents The fo''~wing were the figures for the sehoole: m HE o Ea K <] 2E H i3 8 /&= B R -4 = - @ o3 L ] » e0 s s 7 ° 8c Se itk R ums : 87 T g3 Y Mot Rkl : i : ot R .8 4 : » 5 5 Wequonnoe s 2 diobart Ave. 9% 4 ‘Brnzdna\ 385 5 405 11 343 0 188" & 120 45 46 14 171 31 308 0 135 1 Q << TT80 1878 est Thlme! 149 121 28 Long Soci e!) i T Yantic .. (A ) Occum 100 24 West Town 101 4 g’idge ¥ 107 4 50828 own St. . 140 ¢4 Bas: Great Plain 47 41 2 17639 —_— M. A. BARBER Machinest and Engineer Steam Engine Repairs CALL UP 734 ‘Nith or Without Gas Attach- ments but Always EFFICIENT and ECOND® 'CAL— MODEL RANGES We furnish Repairs fo: al makes of Ranges A ). Wholey & Co., 12 FERRY STREET _Phone 581 Modem Plambing A. as essential in o electricity is to lighti e guaran- Tea-the very best PLUMBING "WORK 3y expert workmsn st the fairest ices. ? As us for p rn houun as c and prices . 1. TOMPKINS 97 West Main Street T F. 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Palmolive Soap is too well known to need com- 40c Worth of Palmolive Products Cold Cream and we will give you free, one 65c Worth of Palmolive Products Palmolive Soap. n Procured With Other Palmolive Products Cold Cream and Palmolive SPECIAL 24c an of Talcum, or one tube of the Imolive Soap. SPECIAL 49¢ ottle of Shampoo or one jar of the we will give you free, one cake of DERMA VIVA THE MARVELOUS LIQUID FACE POWDER A REGUIARG SHESBIGEEE, sy o e Jl st SPECIAL THIS WEEK 3dc Soothing in action—absolutely harmless—cleansing and beautifying. Itis easy to apply and we will guarantee it to give satisfaction or your money Three shades are offered—flesh, pink and white. DERMA VIVA ROUGE, regularly 50c abox .................. SPECIAL 34¢c SPECIAL PALMOLIVE SOAP FREE Preparations SOAPS Armour’s Monster.. Armour’s Fairskin, v Armour’s Guest Size... Munyon’s Witch Hazel Sonp Gill's Peroxide Soap ... HAND SCRUBS Value 12/%¢ . Value 25¢ . Value 50c . Specially Priced Toilet Physician’s and Surgecn’s Soap........... MISCELLANEOUS 89c Rubber Cushion Hair Brush... A SPECIAL LOT OF TOOTH BRUSHES at the Following Special Prices 10¢, 12)2¢, 21¢, 25¢, 29¢, 35¢ and 3% Lily Drinking Cups......cooveuinen Pond’s Cuticura Ointment Handy Package ... Perfection Package Honest Count Rolis 69¢c TOOTH PASTES Kolynos’ Teoth Pasts ......... b Pepsodent ......... 25c_Forhan's Pyorrh 49¢ Forhan’s Pyorrh, Burrill’s Tooth Paste .. Dr. Lyon's Paste or Powder. Sanitol Paste or Powder. . TOILET AND COLD CREAMS Hind’s Honey and Almond Cream:.. 25¢ Glycerine and Rose Water.............. Vanishing and Cold Cream TOILET PAPER 18 Pompeian Day Cream . 10c Frostilla’. "%, 0 ... 12¢ .- 80 8 Bob White ........ 8 Bob White (large .6'rolls for. 28c 3 rolls.fon .25¢ 19¢ size size 69 Special 10c Special 21c Special 3% .100 for 65¢ PEROXIDE OF HYDROGEN <Special. 16c -Special 34c -Special -59¢ Speclll 8c CONTRACT FOR E LMWOOD AVE. LET P. J. Sweeney Will Erect Frame Dwelling House For M. H. O’Neil—Trading Cove Mill Addition Being Roofed in ——Other Building Operations in Norwich. The contract for the new residence to be erected on Elmwood avenue by M. H. O'Neil from the plans of Arch- and Thompson has been let to P. J. Sweeney for the car- penter, mason, and electrical work. The estimates on the plumbing and heating system are being figured. The contract calls: for a frame dwelling housw 24x40 and two stories high. The exterior of the building will be done in clapboards with shingle roof. There are trbe seven rooms with steam heat, electricity aad very modern improve- ment. The excavation work will be started immediately. Roofing in Additton, The addition to the mill of Joseph Hall and Sons at Trading Cove is well along, the roof is being put on the walls having been r d to the second story. The floors have been ! laid and the steei window sash has' been set in place. The rafters for| the roof are nearly in place and the! work of hoarding in will start week, The buildng is 50x75. tractor C. M. Williams is doing the work. Bungalow Completed. The bungalow on Stetson avenue for W the the the C. Young is practically plastering is nearly work-of grading the grounds about building is in progress. Repair Work on Peck Street House. The work of repairing the house of Stanley Kaloush at No. 11 Peck street has been started hy Contractor W. C. Young. The kitchen which was bad- iy gutted by fire will be rebuilt and other improvements to the property will be made. Improving Hobart Avenue House. Extensive improvements are being made to the hoise owned by Charles Fisk on Hobart avenue by Contractor W. C. Young. The roof of the house is to be shingled and other work about | the building will Le done soon. H Niantic Fertilizer Plant. The work on the renovation of the recently purchased plant of the C. M. S| company at N'antic are now r'nmpl"ed by the Connecticut completed En:mpe ing Company which has the contract. The huilding is being r modeled and mach v set up. A dock for the landing of els has built and a bulkhead put in. BUILDING AND BUSINESS. Few Bifding Projects — Little | Change in Clearings. The clearings of the Hartford] banks for the past week, in co parison with the same ek of vear, show a gain of 7.5 per and trhose in New- Haven for same period a gain of 11 per cent. Sales of Teal estate for the week, 35 shown by the number of war- einty deeds filed in the cities of the fnte reported in The Commercial Pmnrd numbered - 3, as & 5! a year ago. Mortgage lodns fur totaled $865,173, compar- cen the! week lh{ g with $1,432,489 in the like .= week of 19 Pets in bankruptey for the week. numbered five, with total as- sets of $70 685, while a year ago there were four petitions, having total sets. of $9,357, and liabilities of $24,- ‘fhe five companies formed last week in Connecticut have total au- thorized capital stock of $682,500, while last year in the corresponding week there were five new eompa- niex organized inthis State with total capitalization of $224000. lding permits were iseued last (VLS TTER ] Sulphur Soap cient in clearing the com- plexionofbiemishes. Thesulphur P - l- (A1 Dragpists. )l Contains 30% Pure Sulphur. - THE VAUGHN FOUNDRY (0. Nes, 11 to 25 Ferry Stroet WI's Haiv & Whisker Dye, Slack or Srowa, 508 as- | | week in the cities Brd"epor. Stamford and of New Haven, Hartford. . 'Waterbury, New Britain to the number of 116, for new construction |work to cost $296,090. In the last week of June a year ago, in = the ame cities, 98 permits were issued new construction work to cost Few important projects have been jreported in the past week; factory ! construction is contemplated in . Hartford, Waterbury and in Torrington plans are prepared for alterations to Inn for a girls' dormitory; ne and two-family {houses will be built in various parts of the State Bids are also being received for fire-escapes on several New Haven schoolhouses, and bids lare now being received on important iresidence work in Bridgerort. Contracts Jet inciude alterations projects in New Haven; ome, two (and three-family houses in Water- bury; residence work and small fac- tory additions in 'Bridgeport: one and two-family houses in Hartford. Norwich had seven sales of real es- tate the past week which was the same number as in the corresponding week of Jast year. The loans for the two weeks were $14,200 and $15,300, respectively. ! In New London there weré six sales of realty last week to eight for the same week last year. The loans were $11,200 and $19,20C for the respective weeks. i being C'mley s and a number of NEW LONDON. Estimates tor Alterations. Estimates have been received remodeling the brick building State st.," adjoining _ the Building, for Reagan Bros. Work at Fort Trumbull. Extensive building is going on at Fort Trumbull where the Coast Guard academy is conducted. A fine new building is to be used as barracks is nearly completed. This is a two and one-half story and basement building, 140 feet in length and about 80 feet in for on Harris finished and | been | _ BUILDING AGTIVITY INEASTERN CONNECTICUT j width. It is of concrete foundation, concrete floors and steel girders. The concrete floors are covered with hard maple flooring. Along the gable roof are large windows, affording plenty of light and fresh air, and giving the use of three entire floors for the many men who will be stationed there. A steam heating plant is being installed and the building will be lighted by eiectricity. Another building is to be erected near the new building ef ‘the Experi- mental station, and north of the new barracks will be erected some other tuildings for certain purposes. On the knoll just to the east of the barracks. and overlooking the harbor, a new Y. M. C. A. hut is nearly ready for occupancy This is similar in desigri and construction as the one re- cently completed at the state pier. The jolder buildings have also been put in {fine shape and everywhere there is great activity. Building Applications. The following building applications have been received: James Woman, dwelling, Hamilton and Shaw streets. E. Grann, alterations to 47 feet, garage, Brewer street. Mrs. Wilson E. Dolbeare, to.garage, Cutler street. James Williamson, iron gorage, Ma- sonic street. Walter A. Smith. two-story frame building, 31 by 36 feet, Riverside ave- nue. Anton B. addition Sandell and Anthony A. Dix, story and a half frame building, 24 by 25 feet, Sauire street. Fitzgerald Real Co., addition to garage, 10 by 18, Truman street. S. Solomon, alterations, 201 anr 205 Main street. Weadyslaw eikowski, dwelling, 20541 feet, 28 Ne treet. MIDDLAFTOWN. Work has been started on the addi- tion to the Connecticut hospital for the insane to replace the wing of the main building which was destroyed by fire last January. It is hoped to com- plete the work bv early winter so that the building may be used. The instj the fact that it was difficult to obtain materials has prevented the work be- fore. JURY LISTS FOR THE SUPERIOR COURT (Continued frnm Page Seven) Malone, William Manrning, M. n, Jas. B. Mullin, Jas. D. Mc- | Carthy, John McJennett, Henry Nor- {man, William O'Mahoney, Thomas H. | Peabody, Daniel Peck, TFranklin E. {Peckham, Charles G. Pierce, Amidee | Pion, John E. Post, Edmund A. Pren- tice, Myron B. Prentice. Gilbert S. Raymond, Stephen Reeves, Bernard Ring, Zebulon R. Robbins, John D. Rogers, Clinton Rogers, Woodbury O. Rogers, William _Rogers, Franklin Rumford, John J. Shea, Jchn H. Sher- fman, Philip Spellman, George 0. Stead, John B. Stoddard, Robert Stott, Charles Oscar Tracy, Fred Tyler, Louis S. Vergason, _ William _Way, Frank S. Wheeler, Horace H. Wood- mansee, John T. Youngz Michael Cos- coran, Adolphus D. Zabriskie. New London. Benjamin Andre, James H. Archer, George A. Baier, John Baker, Edmund D. Barker Grant C. Barber, Will- iam Bowker, Cyrus H. Brown, Arthur B. Calvert, William A. Cann, Jr., o bert Cheney Claude A. Cheeseman, Frederick C. Chirsey, Daniel P. Col- lins, William H. Cone, Lawrence Cook, James D. Copp. Lewis B. Crosby, Lo- ren E. Daboll, Albin S. Darling, Hor- ace Dart, Samuel B. Darrow, John H. Davey, William H. Davidson. Frank E. G. Douglass, George H. Eastland, Clark D. Edgar, Percy Coe Eggles- ton, Simon L. Ewald, John W. English, John C. Eno, William C. Fish, Robert Ferguson, Charles B. Field, James E. Titzgerald, Louis C. Gadbois, Clar- ence I. Gates, John €. Goddard. James G. Gilmartin, Thomas Haddon, Abrinan T. Hale, eph Hard- wick, Cassius F. Harri Samuel G. Holloway, Charles S, Jeffrey, Frank . Johnson, Samuel B Johnson, |Charles H. Jones. James H. Lyvons, William J. Llovd Allan McDonald, Andrew J. Maher, Joseph McNamara, Joseph A. Mono, Jr., Edward J. Neil- an, Albert . Newbury, Frederick S. Newcomb, William H. Mott, Charles T. Ockford.. Ernest C. Opperman, Martin O’Keefe, George 1. Packer, William E. Paterson. Frank E. Parl er, Charles D. TParkhurst. Frederick H. Parmelee, Andrew B. Parrish, Al- len Penhallow, Lewis (. Pollard. Le- vi Q. Raymond, Merritt F. Ryvan, Reginald M. Rowland, John J. Rvan, J. Frank Salter, Donald M. Saxton, William H. Sanders, George H. Scott, Joseph Smith, 2nd, E'mer H. Spauld ing, George H. Thomas, Peter Toolin, Henry R. Tisdale, 1. Webster Herbert D. Utley, Thomas T. Wei- more, John W. Walsh, Fred H. Whit- comb, John E, White. Thorp, Joseph I Bozrah. Lawrence S. Abel, Nathan Berk- man, H. E. Beard, A. W. Burgess, Wm. h athan Gilman, Francis ib- am Kilroy, Frank Lathrop, G. Lathrop, Jersmiah Murphy, dwin Reynolds, ander Pendleton, Myron Smith. and Ira Wheeler. Colchester., Timothy Kelley, James Johnson. Na- thaniel F. Bigelow, James C. Usher, i Frederick I. Hudson, John F. Slater, | Wilbert H. Marvin, Allen H. Brown, {Wm. C. Sherman, Charle: Edwardd R. Sherman, Will r- cenveu, Clayton Miller, Dw . Gil- Iét, Edward R. Hills, T . leng- {well, George F. Brown, Charles H. i])a\\'}(‘_\‘. Charles H. Strong, { Strong, Daniel W. Williams, Purcell, Emile- Cormitte, Carlton Skin- ner, Frank Gahrman, Frank Adams, George Loomis, Charles Nichols, Jo- seph Nichols, Douglas Stevens, Ar- thur Foster, Alba H. Brown, Robert B. Sherman, Daniel T. Williams, Charles B. Loomis, George A. Peck, Roy L. Clark, John ‘Higgins, Arthur C. Stan- dish. East Lyme. Harrison W. Bond, James Bond, Richard J. Beach, Byron Clark, Clif- ford B. Clark, Andrew J. Champion, A. R. DeWolf, James A. Davy, Charles ¥. Eldvedge, Harry P. Fuller, W. Irv- ing Gadbois, Frank A. Harris, Fred W. Harvey, Harry B, Morton, William R. Proctor, Joseph Robinson, Charles H. Reed, Lincoln G. Smith, James R. White, Dwight B. Richmond. Franklin. Frederick S. Armstrong, Ray B. Beckwith, Eugene W. Clarke, Gilbert S. Daniels, Frank I Date, Charles B. Davis, Frank B. Greenslit. George H. Kahn, Ralph L. Maine, William H. Mason, Thos. Newman, Frank H. Rockwood, Ernest E. Smith, Oliver R. Tracy. Groton. Harry C. Allyn, Charles W. Wolfe, Charles R. Heath, Charles R. Backus, Benjamin Davis, Frank B. Buckley, liam E. Page, Chris McGaughey, Frederick Brewer, Charles H. Briggs, Renjamin A. Brown, Samuel A, Clift. Daniel B. Denison, Justin W. Denison, Edwin Haley, Charles L. El- dredge, Alden Fish, C. Edward Stap- lyn, L. E. Kinney, Jno. Shark, Silas Maxon, Arthur Maxon, John G. Pack- er, Cyrus Avery, Thomas W. Avery, Christopher B. Chapman. Edward H Chapman, Charles W. Noyes, Charles L. Rurrnws, Calvin Burrows, William H Trail, Charles B. Palmer, Fréd Rudd, Charles L. Gates, Frederick Bai- ‘6\ George A, Miner, “Albert 1. Hew- itt, Charles D. (-ro‘er Wilham 1. Al- exander. Frank O. Moses, Howard dgcomb, Kdward W. White, Roswald ‘Whipple, M. Chapman, L, DeWayne tution needs the room greatly and only | Charles P. Latham, Michae! O'Brien, William Copp, Jason L. Randall, Miner Manning, Moses Craig, Edward G. Morgan, Charles Squadrito, William A. Patterson, Daniel W. Chester, Free- man Rogers, George W. Fish ,Otis Douglass, George H. MacDonald, George E, Wilcox, W. O. Wheeler, A. [. Pitcher, Jno. Branch, George F. Emmons. Griswold, Albertus C. Burdick. Simon Brew- ster, Walter G. Burdick, James E. Crary, Arvine Dawl Thos. H. Ec- clestone, Jr.,, Ray G. Gardiner, Frank W. Geer, Robert J. Guy, George A. Haskell. Walter 1. Johnson, John H. lee, Frank Lapoint, Jr., William La- point, George Moeler, Horace Myott, C. Frank Morgan, William B. Mont- gomery, Thomas MacBroome, Daniel L. Phillips, John W. Potts. Maxcy Sey niour, Charles E. Spicer, Joseph H. | Stafford, Elmer G. Starkweather, El- mer M. Tarbox, John H. Tracy, Frank B. Terry, Herber: H. Tift, Herbert C. Webster, Frank C. Whiting, Adelbert R. Young. Lebanon. Rowland S. Browning, Charles S. Triggs .Silas P. Burgess, Fred A. Bur- gess, Joseph B. lakeslee, Thos. D. Blight, Frederick H, Clark, J. Henry Clarke, Gurdon T. Chappell, George |B. Dimon, Christie H. Foster, Roger Foote, Charles M. Geer, J. Lee Gard- ner, Edwin . Hewitt, Edward A. { Hoxie, Charles T. Hinckley, Albert G. | Kneeland, Isaac G. Larkin, Amos J. Lillie, Nathaniel Manning, Edward H. McCall, George A. Mills, Frank K. ves, Charles A. Perkins, Norman C. Pultz, William Pultz, Wallace W. Palmer, Jas. A. Randall, Clark H. Standish, Jotham H. Sweezy, James W. ~ Throop, Frederick N. Taylor, James W. Thomas, James A. Thomas, Henry J. Williams, David Walsh, Ran- som T. Yerrington, Benjamin R. York. Lisbon. R. R. Barber, William Burges, John G Bromley, Charles Bradlaw, E. B. Cheney, Paul Geist, H. L. Hull, Chas. F. Johnson. H. E. Learned, -John M. ee, John MacLean, E. E. Preston, J. C. Phillips, Chas. Ray ,Wm. A, Tator. Ledyard. Warren Edward, Edwin H. Avery, Henry S. Brisbing, Everett T. Bruce, Philip Bock, Charles H. Chapman. Henry "P. Chesebro, Billings F. Crandall, John Casey, Everett Gallup, Charles B. Geer, J. Kellogg Hall, Rob- ert J. Henderson, Joseph E. Holdredge, flenry W. Hurbert, Ethan A. James, Edward H. Lamb, Edward H. Latimer, Alonzo Main, John McGuire, James E. oore, Thomas C. Nagle, Percy F. Norman, Edmund J. Norman, George W. Palmer, Albert L. Parmelee, Asa J. Shelden, Latham E. Smith, James A. Stoddard, Frederic W. Turner. Lyme. Fred E. Banning, Allen Bartman, Arthur C. Butler, Alexander E. Dan- iels, Melville /. Daniels, E. Hart Geer, Jr., John S. Hall, Lyman D. Harding, Ray L. Harding, H. Newton Lee, Elmer M. Marvin, George H. Murray, Charles M. Peck, William C. Peck, Hayden L. Reynolds, Robert S. Sawyer, J. War- ren Stark, Frank S. Stone, Arthur G. Sweet, Charles C. Tooker, Jared §. Daniels, Jr. Meontuville. Albert W. Avery, Joseph T. Church, Edwin C. Comstock, Edwin Ashecraft, Harris E. Daniels, Roscoe C. Dart, Moses Chapman, Asa M. Etheridge, David A. Johnson, Henry W. Church, Joseph Moran, Frank S. Clarke, Edgar Crowley, Richard _ Potter, Charles Powers, Edmund H. Rogers, Joseph W. Smith, John C. Fellows, Charles G. Turner, Herbert E. Turner, Fred J. Hope, Dan D. Home, Matt A, Tin- ker, Latham Hull, Harold Hatfield, William W. Lyman, James Maloney, Andrew Macfarlane, Philip J. McDer- mott, Fred I Phillips. North Stonington. John D. Avery, William P. Babcock, Frank H. Brown, James F. Brown, Ed- gar W. Chapman, Alfred M. Clark, Herbert E. Coon, Reuben D. Cook, Daniel E. Guile, Lyle C. Gray, Charles E. Hillard, Harry Holdredge, Stephen A. Lee, Chester S. Main, N. Thuman Main, William L. Main, Amos P. Miner, Jr., James D. Miner, William ¥. Morgan, Chester E. Merrill, Clar- ence E. Palmer, Thomas L. Peabody, Charles P. Palmer, William E. Stew- art, Charles E. Swan. George A, Thompson, Frank B, Tillinghast, Dan- iel B. Vergason, Frank T. Wheeler, Daniel P. White, John W. Wilkinson, Clark W.' Woocdmansee, - Clayton P. York. Old Lyme. R. H. Appleby, James 'T. Bugbee, John Bibby, Elmer J. Carter, John H. Champion, Edward N. Dean, Alexan- der Fraser, Lewis Hughes, John Kane, John Harris, ~ Willlam H. " Moore, Thomas Mather, John H. Noyes, Elias Oleson, John H. Rice, James Roche, Ernest Rogers, Joshua Sands, Frank Vinning, Theodore Hopkins, Dexter S. Case. Preston. Charles 'H. Bennett, ‘Charles H. Ben- jamin, Everett' D. Benjamin, Albert P. Bennett, Charles F. Boswell,” Frederick E. Ellis, Chauncey Fuller,’ Ervin W. Foote, Henry Hart, Charles Haskell, John Hollowell, Nathan H. Hall, Gus- tavus A, Holden, J. Ernest Kennedy, Edward Lewis, William - P. Miller, Walter McClimon, Appleton P. Main, Joseph B. Pendleton, Sterry F. Pierce, George A. Pendletori, Eckford G. Pen- dleton, Albert L.’ Reynolds,” Arthur E. Shedd, George H: Selcer, William N. Wheeler. Warren T. Whitmarsh, Ros- coe Willet. Charles C. Zabriskie, Fred- Ierick C. Zundell. Stonington. Charles E. Austin, Charles Aiken, William P. Bindloss, "Arthur F. Bab- cock, George J. Baldwin, Winthrop W. Barber, George 1. Babcock, Freder- ick Boulter, Edward Brooks, Arthur H. Brown, Roscoe K, Burrows, Jabez Chesebro, Joseph W. Chesebro, Cor- nelius B. Crandall, Benjamin 8. Cutler, Martin A. Carpenter, John S. Chappell, George R. Collins, Alenzo “B. Collis, James Casper, Theodore Dewhurst, Fred P. Davis. John‘J. Davis, Charles H. Davis, “Cornelius ‘Donochue, Ellery E. Davis, Charies S. ENis, Thomas J. Ellis, Lorenzo D. Fairbrother, William T. Francis, Charles “ A. "Fairbrother, Horace Frink, Theodore W. Hyde, Natt Hazard, Frank L. Holdridge, Herbert S. Hoxsie, George W. Heath, Amos G. Hewitt, ‘Albert X. Haley, Edward J. Gari George’ H. Greenman, George E. Grinnell, William P, Griffin, Charles R. Johnson, Alvin S. Kenyon, Fred G. King, James E. Lord, Harry R. Mitch- ell, John H, McCaffreéy, G. Martin, Charles A. Moll,: ) Noyes, Byron J.'Peckham, Courtland C. Potter.” Henry ~Rhodes Palmer, George. . H::: Robinson; <Charles E. Shackley, James H. Stivers, Henry A. Stahle, Frank R. Tracy, George W. Tingley, Charles' R. Woodman, Arthur G. Wheeler, Seta N."Willtams, Elias F. Wilcok, William' AL Wilcox., . Salem. George O. Avery, Ray -A. Bliven, Frank S. DeWbolf. William ‘R. Darling, Sidney A. Daibeare, , William B. Kingsley, Griswold :H.-Morgan, 'Wil- liam H, Purcell, Carl R; Rogers, Henry A. Rogers, Loren E. Rathbone, Harry A. Rathbun, Richard B. Tibbetts, Adelbert Winchester, Charles A. Wil- liams. Sprague. Clarence Brailey, Emede Belair, Jo- seph Boucher, Charles K. Chapman, Desire Charon, Terence Coughlin, Dan iel Day, John C. .Donovan, Cornelius H. Flynn, Benjamin §. Gallup, Herbert C. Watson, Peter J.-Kelly, George La- Croix, Sr., William-§, . Lee, Arthur Lucy, Henry Macht, Delwin S. Martin, Frank J. Nolan, James McGuire, Jo- seph Pion, Henry Reeves. Veluntown.’ Thomas A. Browi, Charles H. Bar- ber, Courfland (, mivan, Walter H. o Gt { B Daw: oon, Clar] - ley, w:mm“& &’gfitf B Byron cal. ! lup, Benjamin S. HaJl John E. Kinnie, Leonard Bl Kinni G. Palmer, Edgar A.. Palme: W. Pratt, George A Tlln; on M, Wil- cox. i Wat.rhrd Erastus C. Beebe, William C. Beebe, Henry Brooks, William Brown, Harry Bliven, Lyman H. Beckwith, Arthur Dav;s.ml{urxim 0. ‘l’fccleséone, }»e;ndle{r ‘Hcclestone, .Isaac Gardner, John ’éflber( Henry H. Gertor, Edward C. Hammond, Wilson A. Harrison, John T. Hicks, Theopolis H Hanney, Fred W. Jacques,’ George' Kopp, Harry Ly- ons, Nelson Lyons, H. Willis Man- waring, James Marc , Willis E. Miner, John F. Mi i Charles Perry, George Perry, Eugene Riley, Vine Starr, Herbert Starr, Edward %‘n?rrs Wil § Tourgee, John end, He! D. Utley, Henry C. White, Leonard Frank B -