Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-08
JEWETT CITY

At the meeting of the board of war den and burgesses held this week, Burgess Thomas McBroome reported for the committee, including himself. Burgess Wechsler and A. C. Burdick, who were sent to Hartford last We'd nesday to appear before the public utilities commission with regard to the extension of the water main on North Main street, which the Jewett City Water Co. was asked to dos and refused. He stated that although it was claimed the commission had re- served its decision. he and the other members of the committee were in formed by the commission that the pipes would be extended at the ex- pense of the water company Fore man J. H. Mccarthy and a committee including the officers of A. A. Young, Jr. Hose & Ladder Go. No 1, appear cd before the board by order of the company and asked for a raise in the salary of the company's steward. from two to four dollars a week Moses Salois, the steward, was present and explained to the board the extent of his duties which had become so bur densome that he could not continue the work for the small sum he receiv- | asked.
 The fire company also requested the | board to give them a location for the l two flag poles. The board voted to meet the committee at 1S0 Wednes- | day to decide upon a location
 It was voted that the clerk be in structed to notify Mrs. Loretta B. Green that her property on Railroad avenue must be curbed at once. Bills were voted paid as follows: Francis l Mclaughlin, care of silent policeman s5.62, Martin Wolf. police duty. $93: Wflliam'Fogarty work at fire house, $41; Newark Bargain House, toilet pa per SO cents; Jacob Wechsler, ex- renses of committee sent to Hartford, $14,05; JeWett City Livery stable, pas sengers to and from Lisbon station S1.50; work on streets, J. f Shea $35; Stephen Foley, $165; Leonard McBroome, $21: Joseph Vera, $39: Leo Chretien, $5.25.
 The site for the new HagpoIe at Da- vid Hale Tanning Park, as selected by the board of warden and burgesses will be just inside the curbing, fac ing the center of the main entrance to the park
 Herbert Thompson of the cruiser Huntington leaves today after a few udyS SpSHt dI HIS UOE1S.
 Dance, Odd Fellows hall, Moosup tonight! Goodyear orcflestra.-adv. Martin Monsees, of GIasgo, has beer notified by telegram of the death ot his son, John Monsees. The telegram stated that he was shot on Sept. 29 while in action overseas The young mans home was in Moosup where he leaves a wife.
 The meeting of the solicitors fol next weeks United War Work cam. paign was held in the borough room on Thursday evening. The campaign director, Eugene J. Carroll, the assis- tant campaign director, Mrs. E. H Hiscox, and Rev. J. J. McCaoe met with them, and assigned districts as follows: From Lisbon bridge and An thony street. Misses Annie Robertson and Jennie McCarthy; Railroad to Soule street, including street and Fan ming court, Mrs. Dana Potter and Mrs Earl Montgomery; Soule street tt Tracy avenue. School street and Tracy aySnue, Misses Bella Robertson ant May Driscell; Mechanic street, Misse. Leila Centerbar and Bertha McCar
 thy; Mathewson street and Railroad avenue, Robert Robertson and Rober Olsen; Green avenue and Aspinook
 Misses Jennie Hewitson and RosS
 Ritchie; North Main street, Rober
 Guy and Edmund Jodoin; East Mail
 street and Palmer avenue, William
 McNicol and T. E. Shea; Brown ave ] nue and section north and east, F'rani
 Wilson and Clovis .Casavant: Ashan'
 from Main to Bridge Hill; High ant
 Wilson, Mrs. w. T. Crumb and Mis- lIda Jodoin: Ashland from Bridge
 Gordon Willis and Dennis Sullivan
 Skaters from Main, Misses Agla
 Therrien and Jennie Roy. All Polls
 residents will be seen by Polish lner
 The various firms will be visited b IT,. G. Buckingham and AlpherIe Le
 Claire The corporations by Rev. ,
 j. McCabe and A. M. Brown. Jaco
 Nechsler will interview Jewish resi-
 dents, MT. and Mrs. w. B. Montgom
 cry will take charge of the canvassin
 in Pachaug, MT. and Mrs. Josep
 Roode of the north part of the tow
 There will be a meeting of the ser
 for Liberty chorus in the hose hous
 parlor this evening at 7.30 to rehears
 for the rally Monday evening.