Norwich bulletin., 1912-06-14

the name of A. W. Jarvis, and Council man Delaney presented the name of J. F. Metzger, who, he said, was a dem ocrat from Greenevilie, who would fill the place with satisfaction if elected. The ballot showed Il for Jarvis, for Me5zger, and MT, Jarvis was declared by Mayor to be elected. Councilman Delaney moved to make il unanimous. which was done.
 On motion of Alderman Gebrath, other appointments, such a weighers, special constables. etc, were post poned to next meeting.
 Captain Linton for Police Chief.
 For the police commissioners. Alder man Mclaughlin nominated George Linton as their unanimous choice for chief of police. The ballot stood pnanimons for Mir: Linton as chief and ke was declared elected
 For captain in the department, AL derman Mclaughlin nominated Den his J. Twomey, and he was also de- clared elected to that position when the ballot revealed all twelve votes for him.
 Two Serseants Named.
 For first sergeant the nomination of Allen C. Matthews was made by AL derman Mclaughlin and he was also unanimously elected.
 John H, Kane was unanimously elected second sergeant upon nomi- nation by the commissioners through Alderman Mclaughlin
 Three New PatroImen. For patrolmen, Cornelius E. Murphy Patrick T. Murphy Michael J. Carroll were all nominated by the commis- sioners and elected unanimously. Dr. Shahan Milk inspector.
 Mayer Murphy offered for approval the appointment of Dr. Dennis J. Sha- han as milk inspector, accompanied by a petition from sixteen physicians oi the city, endorsing Dr. Shahan for 1 the appointment. The appointment was approved by the council vote o1 eight ballots with his name and three | blanks.
 At the motion of Alderman GebratI an appropriation was made to pay tht bill of William H. Shields of S71.9S fol 1 services in the recent trial of Captain Linton and $50 for damages claimed by | D. Tyler Roath and Tyler J. Roath 1 These were passed by the last counci at time when there was no funds tC meet them. but with the request tha they be paid by the incoming council On motion of Councilman Delaney the clerk was instructed to mail thu minutes to the members as in previous 1 years.
 A change in the minutes of the pre-, ] vious meeting was ordered on the mat l ter of city printing, as Alderman Ge brath said it was the intent of hi motion to give all but the journa l printing to J. D. Harris, but the recorJ
 made it appear that it was to be di ! vided between MT Waters and MT 1 Harris.
 Department Bills. Monthly bills from the department | for May were presented and appro priations to pay the same as follow voted: Public works 46 bills, $7,631. .25 cemetery, F bills, $99713: fire, 3 1 bills, S2,S45.91; finance, 5S bills. S15. | 322.96; park, l bill, $S5: police depart ment, s2,192.S9 street lighting. S1.2O4. l IA, gas and electric. 62 bills, s15,001. .s5 1 water, 27 bills, $2,613.37.
 S9,c7s.48 for Stony Brook,
 A total of ss,07s.4S in bills. for sten. brock reservoir was also approved, & ! presented by the water board. Thes 1 included the fsllewingi Chandler { 1 Palmer, $26; Petressi Co, Ss.465.04; C | E, Hodge, S57.5ei G. F. Nolan S5s.50 | Peck & McWilliams, $2S.44; Chandle 1 & Palmer, $291: Eaten, Chase & Go 1 S3.26i w, E. Truesdell, $43; Hiram H l Auburn, S61 A. D. Lathrop. $5G.74.
 Tine council meeting adjourned a 935 o'clock.