Norwich bulletin., 1911-10-02
On Mo nday, October End, 1911
at Six O'clock in the Forenoon,


to elect by ballot the Town Officers
who are by law or vote of the Town
elected at that time by ballet. viz:
four years, one assessor for two yeaes
Of Aren w. Dickey. three members of
Town treasurer, co1iector Of Town
Taxes, seven Constables, three Agents
of Town Deposit Fund, two Auditors,
Visitors for three years. whose terms
begin In 1911 and three members of
the said Board of School Visitors for
two Registrars Of Voters. and a Tree
Warden.
Also, to determine by ballot whether
shall abolish all the school districts
and parts of school districts within it's
troi Of ths pab es sch aoe therein The
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Also to determine by ballot wheth err
the Town shall direct the School Vis-
to purchase at the expense of the Town
the text books and other school sup
plies used in the public schools OF said
pose will be open in the several voting
districts during the same hours and
times as are the ballot boxes For Town
ALL BALLOT ROXEs SHALL BE
OPEN IN THE FIRST VOTING DIS
TRICF FROM SIX O'CLOCK IN THE
MORNING UNTIL THREE O'CLOCK IN
THE AFTERNOON, AND In ALL THE
OTHER VOTING DISTRICTS FROM
SIX O'CLOCK IN THE MORNING DN-
TIL TWO O'CLOCK IN THE AFTER
NOON.
And at the said Town Hall at 9
o'clock in the afternoon, to hear and
art n N.
and their recomm enda tiens, reports OF
the Town Treasurer, Treasurer Of the
Commission. the Health Officer. the
school Visitors, and the Trustees Of
the Otis Library; to grant salaries; to
Town and for the support of the public
schools, and to fix the Tax Collectors
compensation.
than twenty inhabitants of the Town.
qualified to vote in Town meeting. who
S Whethe her the rn salary Of the Acting school
Visitor shall be increased from $500
Also, to act in the matter of making
an appropriation to assist in maintain.
ing the Otis Library;
Also, to act upon two petitions, eacn
signed BY more than twenty inhabitants
of the Town, qualified to vote In Town
meeting, who ask that the Town con-
s;derr and determine the 1lat.er OF pua.
to be used at elections held in this
tcwn and to determine whether a suf-
ficient amount shall be appropriated to
pay for the same.
Also to act upon the petition of m ore
than twenty inhabitants of the Town,
qualified to vote in Town meeting. who
ask that an amount not to exceed $500
hc appropriated for lighting Washing
ton, Town. East Town, and West Town
Streets The lights to be 60-candle-
power electric incandescent lamps. To-
Gated approximately as follows. Twelve
the City Line and Peck's Corner; five
lamps on Town Street; Ave lamps on
East Town Street, and eighteen lamps
on West Town Street.
Also to act upon the petition of a
committee of the Norwich Principals
Club and others who ask that the Town
determine whether an appropriation
shall be made sufficient to relieve The
pupils residing in the Town of Norwich
attending the Norwich Free ACADEMY
of the term fees for the current school
year.
Also to authorize the Seiectmen to
borrow not to exceed Seventy Thousand
Dollars, in such sums and at such times
as may be necessary for the purpose OF
defraying the liabilities and expenses
of the Town accruing before the pay
ment of the Town Taxes due in April,
1912 and to deliver the notes or other
obligations of the Town therefor
Dated at Norwich, Connecticut, this
Goth day of September, 1911.
ALBERT w. LIILIBRIDGE
FRANCIS f. BECK WITH.
WILLIAM b. WILCOX,
Selectmen of the Town of Norwich.
Sep2Tl