Norwich bulletin., 1917-07-19

 L. Hughes, John Covey. Edward Me Carthy, Edward Daley, Joseph Cough lin, Vice President Christopher Fine gan.
 Joseph F. Bogue, Timothy J. Callahan. Edward McElligott. Vice President William B. Sullivan.
 Norwich-Elmer F. Allen, Daniel O'Neil, Vice President George Linton.
 New London-G. W. Randall. F. A. Manchester, J. c. Sullivan.
 Stamford-Dennis Riordan, Richard Bolster, Vice President Thomas Foley.
 MeFiden-Joseph F. Allis, c. w. Ekdahl Vice President M. B. Carroll
 New Britain =. Thomas Story, An drew Richardson. Patrick ouirk, Vice President Thomas W. Grace. Vice President D. T. shaplin.
 Danbury = Edward F. Leonard, Julius Herman. Vice President ". J. Dauchey.
 winsted-F. W. White, Vice Presi- dent J. E.. Dardis.
 Wil1imantic-Patrick Henley
 Norwalk-Milton Lockwood. John Murphy, Vice President W. R. Pen nington.
 Greenwich - James Fftroy Vice President Andrew Talbot
 Manchester-W. P. Campbell, F. J. Quish.
 Ansonia-J. Mahoney, Patrick Sulli- van.
  President Daniel O'Reilley
 ompsonville-Arthur Masterman, Vice President T. w. Moore.
 Putnam Ava Gagne. Vice Presi- dent Joseph A. Ryan
 rrington-William Nevin, Capt. N. Calavaricz.
 Derbey = James F. Reardon. Oscar Roehder.
 BristolEJ. H. Richneyer.
 Shelton-George Gage, Vice Presi- dent William P Robbins
 Rocl1ville-WilTfam Gift.
 West Haven James F. Cannon, V1ee President James E. Turner President W. J. Mckee.
 Jewett City-Martin Wolf
 augatuck-Anthony Malone.
 Officers Re-eIected.
 The following officers were reelected for the ensuing year:
 President-W. H. Brennan, Etam- ford.
 First Vice President-G. J. Farrell, Hartford
 Secretary - J. J. Landrisar1, Meri- den
 Treasurer ". J. Rawling, New Britain
 Executive Comn1ittee-T'he officers and H. D. Cowles, New Haven: J. H. Rodgate, Bridgeport: A. ". Inelis. Middletown P. T. Smith, New Ha- ven: George NJ. Beech. Waterbury; E. W. Bradley, Danbury: E. C. Wheeler Winsted
 Brennan's third term as president of the association.
 Delegates Enjoy Auto Ride.
 The business meeting adjourned at 12.3o and the delegates enjoyed a short ride about town.
 Those who so generously donated automobiles for the rides about the city were x-Mayor F. L. Osgood, ex- Mayor T. C. Murphy. William A. Pitcher. Dr. C. C. Gildersleeve, pr. ". K. Tingley, Dr. James J. Donohue, Henry P. Beausoleil Dennis J. Hayes, Adelard Morin, John l.. Riley, Archi- bald s. Spalding, George W. Carroll. Arthur D: Lathrop, Max Rabinovitcdl. V Max Lavine. F. l.. Ethier, Richard Tarrant. Charles Slosberg, George W. Pratt, Frank l.. Farrell, Isaac Segal Otis B. Hall, Charles McNamara, D. ,Mlorr1ssey. Joseph Bedard, Daniel T. Shea, Peter Ciccarrelli, pr. R. R. Az new, Bert Baf'rows, Herman Schwartz, Mike Schwartz. s. Bottomley. William R. Frisbie. Charles A. Gager, Jr.. G. Everett Hall Ctwo machines), Colonel Charles W. Gale, Rutherford c. Plaut. Dr- Clifton R. Cham berlain Mrs Amanda B. Spaldins.
 The seoretary's Report.
 The report of Secretary J. J. Landri-
 
 that the association has membership of 1,214. an increase for the year of l2o. There are g cities and towns with local associations in the state 
 After the secretary's report had been approved. the treasurer,s. w J. Rawlings, report was read stating that the balance received from last year was S1.241-56. Receipts for the year have been s1.52956 expenses s1 31O.S0. leaving a balance on hand of s151026.
 Brief speeches were made by Col. Rooert Q. Eaton of North Haven and senator Robert R. Mckee communication from the League to enforce Peace was presented and re- ferred to the officers and executive committee with power to act.
 korwich's Oldest Policeman. Norwich's oldest policeman Is John Irish. He was first elected to the force January 6, 1876, and shortly aft erward when the force was reduced being one of the latest to be elected, was removed, but July l. 1SSS he was re-elected and has served on the force continually since and now because of the fact that he has served 35 years wears seven blue stripes on the sleeves of his coat. a service stripe being given an officer after each five years. He is now on his 4oth year as an officer and on September 5, will be 16 years of age. In point of active service the credit is given to Officer William S. Doty He was first elected a member of the Nor w1ch police force in 1870 and in 1ss6 during the change in administration | was removed for two years because of 1 the reduced number Of men in actual | service. but in 1888 he was returned | and has since been in active service | and Is still doing duty on the Broad | way night beat. His length of service | Tn 45 years. Mir Doty. coming from l Cape Cod, has until recently passed i his annual vacation at Wareham | Mass. Four other veteran officers still in | active service are Sergeant Allen c. | Matthews with B years from July. | lsS4. Charles s. Ebbets and Thomas | Brock each 32 years from July 1885, | and Roger S. Cowles 31 years from | July, 1886. Chief George Linton has | served 31 years from July 1886, while | Captain D. J. Twomey has been on ! he force nearly 25 years.
 Souvenir Thermos Kits.