Norwich bulletin., 1913-06-04
.JEWETT CITY.
Much Business-List of Lisbon Jur- ors-Wedding Invitations.

The regular monthly meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was held Monday evening. After accepting the regular reports 1t was voted to tax all theaters $10 a year and all peddlers of merchandise $15 8 year, no license to be issued for a shorter period than six months. This Is to take effect July 1st. Burgess Burdick reported having appointed Messrs. Cadieux and Bryant as extra police on Memorial day, and the clerk was instructed to extend a vote of thanks to the mayor of Norwich for the services of the three policemen from Norwich on that day. The matter of stopping the rid ing of bicycles on the sidewalk was discussed, but no action taken. The resignation of A. M Brown as electric light commissioner was accepted.
 Joseph Pieraccini was granted per mission to build an addition on the front of his property op Main street
 The following bills were ordered paid: Martin Wolfe, police, $53,14; J. J. Cadieux police, $2; Edward Bryant, streets, $1S.37; Paul Gingras. labor on streets $5.25; garbage $3.5o, park $2S; Daniel Shea, labor on streets $20.17, park S2420; William J. Melady, labor on streets s10.50, garbage $21, park, $10.60; w. J. Cotter, labor on streets $12.25, park SPOTS: Finn Bros, for hose for streets $1.50, soap, pail and brushes S5 cents; Floyd Ray teams for street $2. garbage $52, park $2; Shea Bros, labor and team or streets $33.75, garbage $123.25, hauling truck from hose house $2 Adam Rojiske, teams for streets s52, teams and loam for park S63; Chapman &s Tripp, repairing ladder and stool for hose house $4.33; Edward Rosseau supplies for hose house $5.1S; Peoples Coal Co.,, coal for hose house, S121.50 J. C.. Electric Light plant, for streets S126.20. hose house $597 library $5.S6; J. c. Savings bank, interest $550.63: U. H. Desro- and commission $6105; James H. Shea, teams and loam for park s62.25: Chan dler & Palmer, Specifications for park $16.S0; F. H. Gilbert, crushed stone for streets B, walks, catch basins and pipe for park $790.SS.
 Lisbon Jurors.
 The names of the jurors for the town of Lisbon as selected by the se lectmen are: A. F Read, F. l.. Kama han. J. B. Palmer, A. T. Rist, w. S. Foote, James Broughton, J. T. Shea, F. F. Hyde, T1bert Leathers, J. M. Lee, Andrew A. Adams O. H. Irons, G. G. Bromley. C. F. Johnson. F. B. Kinne, Charles Budeit, H. E. Learned, H. J. Kendall, Horatio Reed. F. c. Wilcox. Charles Schmidt. C. A. Whitaker, F. E. Preston C. A. Nell c. c. Phillips, J. c. Phillips, c. H. Fitch, H. l.. Hull, Olaf Nelson and William Morton.
 Other Recent Guests.
 Miss Grace Hobart and Miss Edith Tompkins of New York were at Sher- man Waters over Memorial day and for the week end. Mrs. Charles Lord and daughter. Loleta, MT and Mrs. George Rathbun of Pawtucket, MT. and Mrs. Charles Rathbun and family of Baltic, Mrs Walter Hancock of Frank lin Mass. were at Dr. J. H. Sweets.
 Misses Dora and Martha Bothwell of Danielson, Mrs. Carrie Dayton of Will lomstown. Mass, and Miss Addie New man of New York were at David Both wells. William Leavenworth of New York at H. P. Leavenworths MT and Mrs. Elias H. Chapman of Providence, Mir. and Mrs, John Hawkins of Nor wich at J. C. Hawkins and Mrs. Laura Barber's Mrs. Augusta Learned and Mrs. Hermon Learned of Versailles.
 Ledyard Wedding Invitations.
 Invitations have been received in town for the marriage of Miss Ruth Elizabeth Norman and Byron Card Wilcox in Ledyard on June 24th.