Norwich bulletin., 1918-11-16
of the whole people, and added to his
 patriotic popularity.

of the whole people, and added to his patriotic popularity.
 Cleanup period was fixed in another proclamation that begins with T, E. Frank Morgan that is, Mayor E. Frank Morgan, orders that all premises in the city be cleaned up and the sani- tary conditions thereby improved, and the snapper on the whip plainly says that if the orders are not compiled with there will be something doing, when inspection reveals delinquency. Of. course. all who read the manifesto gave a silent cheer for the thorough going and remarkably efficient mayor. He is gradually getting into gear and expects to give to his native city the best administration ever. Unlike Dick Deadeye, of Pinaforre fame, the mayor means well and knows how Yes, the mayor is doing very well. He is ad- ministering the affairs of the city in a way that he believes to be for the best interests of the city and of course his every commendable move is receiving the hearty support of all his fellow citizens.
 The mayors crowning effort of the week is his announcement that it is best for the whole people, regardless of the opinion of few radicals, that commencing with next Sunday the picture houses be open as any other night of the week In this matter he has walked in heavily where other mayors never dared to pussyfoot. Even the jealous church people, who realize that Mayor Morgan is man of the people and their leader, would not deviate from the narrow path of right under any circumstance.
 While alderman and chairman of the | l chased the new feITyboat Nathan Hale, 1 that is new to New London. but an old watermark of Portchester. The | boat was sort of koodoo at the start, l but after much patience and the eX- peEd-ture of much city cash the boat was placed in running order and dur ing the summer furnished some good service Now the Nathan Hale needs a rest, and announcement is made that there is to be layoff for four months for inspection! Rather long period l for such service. It has developed, | however, that in addition to the dn- spection" there will be extensive re- pairs and improvements made in the newly purchased boat that will insure really good ferryboat for summer use, which the automobile travelling public ought to appreciate and sing songs of praise for New London s thoughtful and painstaking mayor. l In order that the public would be happy, and not be in the least incon- venienced during the winter. the ferry
 committee. with the advice and con
 sent of the mayor, who is chairman
 ex- -oficio of the committee a ferryboat from Greenport has been chartered tt
 take the place of the Nathan Hale or
 the New London -Groton route. I l 4,-7r o1.,
 but a bargain was struck in this in.
 stance due in part to the business
 ability of Mayor Morgan, and thi
 particular boat was chartered at tn . low price of $40sa day, the charter t 3 begin Nov. 1 and to continue for 12 r days, at a cost of about $5,000 or, | I be exact, $4,92o. The Nathan Hale i Q not quite ready for Inspection" bu : the Greenport ferryboat is ready fo !, service and has already earned for it n owners just $56o of the good money c n the city of New London. Add this | c the cost of Inspection" of fou months duration and the expenditur 6 will amount to quite a tidy sum. However, the people want good ferr :, facilities, and good things do not com ' to be the father of the municipally
 owned ferry and naturally he will SC e to it that the best is none too goo e for the patrons Here the people 2I e plaud again the fire start made by tE h present, business administration of cit Il affairs.
 Q Mayor Morgan promises to wre II l the. laurels from former Mayor "a Charles Augustus Williams, Bryan F Mahan and Benjamin L. Armstror lu as the most progressive of mayol Il since, the city was incorporated TT 'e trio of mayors named establisht
 of all details of city management, ar T when reports came into the coune
 from committees these mayors. we E thoroughly conversant with all the d.
 tails in advance. Mayor Morgan, to
 keeps close tabs on the work of h
 committees and what they neglect
 the line of duty he sees that u
 neglect does not inure he city's inte
 ests, by doing the work personal
 New London is fortunate in having
 mayor of MT. Morgan's calibre, al \ judging from the start he surely "
 make good and establish i record to
 envied by many of his predecessor
 E. Frank Morgan gave the people understand after his nomination tn if he was elected he would be the re
 mayor and not be governed by al
 party or clique. He was elected al he is making good his electi,
 statements Just the kind of a man f
 mayor of the progressive city of Ne E o0dop in fbic nrn1racSiUa Oariod