Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-09

reelected to that office. The salary is fixed at $500 a year the same as here tofore It was suggested that the salary. be increased $10 a month, but after discussion it was decided by un- derstanding that the salary would not be increased this time.
 It was voted that the highway dis tricts of the town be considered as one highway district. Councilman Albert H. Langworthy was chosen chairman of the highway committee with au- thority to selicet his associates. He named. Councilmen Maxson and Saun- ders. Walter A. Wheeler was elected clerk of the committee by the town council.
 The bond of the town treasurer was fixed at $25,000, the surety to be ap proved by the town council,
 Councilmen Culley and Flynn were appointed the committee on street lights.
 Justin Ravens, was reelected su- pervisor of highways at a salary of $1,000 a year and to furnish. his own conveyance The petition of Elihu ChesebrO for appointment to the po- SitiOn did not materiaIize, and was therefore evidently withdrawn.
 Councilman Thomas was authorized to take charge of the toilet accomoda- tions for the public at Watch Hill.
 Petitions were received from John L.. Greene and Edwin L. Gavitt for ap- pointment as milk inspector but no action was taken.
 A communication was received from Miss Helen Segar, secretary of the To- cal branch of the State Anti Tuber- culosis association, asking the council to appoint one of it's members to rep resent the council on the directory of the branch to succeed William L.. Clarke, who is not a member of the present council. MT. HasweIl was the unanimous choice of the council
 A tavern license was issued to Courtland B. Bliven for the Wigwam at Pleasant View and a victualler's Ii- cense to George w. Austin for Bay street at Watch Hill. Joseph Guari- no petitioned for license for pool table at his place in Pierce street, which led one of the councilmen to inquire if Joseph Guarino and Joseph Ouray were the same person He is known by either name. It was decided to defer action on the petition until the views of the chief of police were ob- tained.
 Town Clerk Whipple and Superin- tendent of Water Works Mckenzie asked that a member of the council be appointed as commissioner in charge of the town hall and c. Clarence Max son was the choice of the council
 Police constables to serve without pay, except when called to duty by the chief of police, were elected as follows: James Maxwell, John Rear don, Horace B. Burdick. David T. TaI- bot, J. Henry Burke, Elias G. Rathbun. James Benzfe, William Culley, Walter H- Nash, Lewis Stanton, H. Fred Card, Michael Curtin. Johl Catto D. J. Don ohue, George H. Williams, Thomas F. Hines, Russell L. Slocum, Daniel Mur- ray, Howard w. Swan, Walter Wheel CT. William H. Holland, Ralph Stead man, Adam Archie, Joseph D. Nash. 1 E- A King, William Rae Azel B. I4arkin, James c. Stewart, William H. Greene, William E. Burke Benjamin B. Chauncey, James A. Landers, Will lard D. Hall, Arnold H. Burdick, Au- gustin T. L. Ledwidge, Samuel T. Patton, Edwin H. Latham, EIlery Bar Der, Patrick H. Morrison. Charles A. Dion, A. c. Faverio, Joseph H. Thom- son, Jr The name of Harry Chase was added to the list in order to make him eligible for police duty at Watch Hill
 The councilmen canvassed the vot- in giist and selected the names of all who are eligible for jury duty for the { ensuing year. The council then ad- journed.