Norwich bulletin., 1913-09-04
D. F. FINN ELECTED.
Made Electric Light Commissioner for
 Three Years.

The regular monthly meeting of the board of borough government was held Tuesday evening. Burgess Myott re- ported in regard to the stench of cer- tain hencOops and the clerk was in structed to notify the owner to abate the nuisance.
 Burgess Bryant reported in regard to the recent improvements on Green avenue.
 Burgess Myott reported regarding the pig nuisance mentioned in the last report, and action on the same ] It was voted that Clerk Crumb cor respond with the clerks of adjacent boroughs regarding the taxes collected from theatres.
 Warden Mccarthy reported in re- 1 gard to the walk on East Main street, near the Dimmock property The high ] wall on the west side of the sidewalk | is badly bulged for several feet and may be dangerous In accordance with l his report it was voted that the street [ commission investigate the matter and ascertain the needs.
 l Daniel F. Finn was elected electric 1 light commissioner for a term of three years.
 The following bills were voted paid: Der, S147: Paul Gingras labor on streets. S29.75; Daniel Shea, labor on streets, S35; Michael Dwyer, labor on i streets, S35: William Melady, labor on | streets and park $1S.3S; James T. Shea. for loam. $15; Martin Wolfe. po- ] lice $53.14; J. H. Tracy. $52.36; Adam | Rojeske for team, $43.55.
 Firemen's Pleasure Trips.
 A large number of the members of | the A. A. Young, Jr., Hose and Lad der company, No. 1, availed themselves i of the opportunity to visit either Bos- i ton New York or Providence over Labor day. Maurice Shea. Jr., was in 1 charge of the trip to New York and those who went were Timothy J. Dris- coll. William Grenier. David BothweH, ] Eugene J. Carroll. James H. Shea, | Wilfred Gingras. John F. Hennon, John [ Sullivan Dennis Sullivan. Jerry La liberte. Dorey Jarvis, William Murray i and Matthew Geary
 The trip to Boston was in charge Of J. H. Mccarthy, and those who went 1 were Henry Ballou, Velo SharkeY. Henry Mclaughlin, E. George Lague. Philip Jarvis. Edward Walsh, Dona Jodoin John Sharkey Timothy Welsh. Peter Bryant. Jerry Mercy, Michael Mccarthy, Clifford Langlois. Joseph Cadieux and Frank Mccarthy.
 Marcus H. Driscoll was in charge of the trip to Providence, and those go- | ing were Marcus Driscol, Moses LOT 1 anger Pearl Morgan Joseph Stafford, Marcus Drfscoll Joseph Couture. Tim othy Dwyer, Wi miliaallR.th Sfkgb othy Dwyer, William Rail-.
 Borough Interests.
 The Riverside grammar school opens with a registration of 400 pupils. Assistant Postmaster William T. Crumb Is visiting in Springfield.
 MT. and Mrs Edmund Jodoin have returned from a few days spent in Waterbury.
 T. k. Lee spent several days recent ly with his nephew, George Lee, iu Providence,
 MT and Mrs. James Dennison and family of Worcester spent Sunday al Rev. E. NJ Anthony's.
 Mrs. George Osborn and two chil- dren of Waterbury are guests of MT and Mrs. s. F. Brown.
 T. E. Lee Mrs. Charles D. Wolfe
 Mrs. G. A. Haskell. Mrs A. A. Gardi'
 ner, Deacon and Mrs. ]. c. Hawkins
 Mir and Mrs. Samuel Geer. Mrs. R. Fl
 Howard. Rev, and Mrs. Samue
 Thatcher, Rev. E. Nj. Anthony, Mrs
 E. A. Faust Miss Bernice Wolfe at
 tended the conference at Pachaug ol Wednesday,.