Norwich bulletin., 1919-12-18
WILLIM MANTIC

and the vote cast was unanimously in favor of the appropriation.
 The meeting was called to order by Town Clerk Frank P. Fenton at 9 O. clock. Ex-Mayor Daniel P. Dunn was elected moderator of the meeting fol- lowing his nomination by First Select man James M. Smith. Amos Fowler nominated Mayor Charles A. Gates for the office but the latter withdrew his name and seconded MT, Dunn's nomi- nation. Following the reading of the. warning, the resolution was read by MT. Lathrop who moved its adoption. This was seconded by Jay M. Shepard and the vote was taken with the result as noted. There were about one hun dred persons at the meeting, twenty five of whom were women. The res o.ution adopted follows:
 Resolved: That the sum of eight thousand five hundred dollars be and the same is hereby appropriated for the support of the schools of the town of Windham, Conn. for the fiscal year ending Sept. l5 1920, the same to be in addition to the appropriation, for the support of the schools In said town. voted at the annual town meet 1 ing in October 1919. The town school l committee Is hereby authorized to ex- pend said additional appropriation for the payment of any increase in the salaries of the teachers of said town, approved by said committee"
 The members cf the girls basketball l five of Windham High School triumph ed over the team representing Enfield kHigh school, Tuesday night at Enfield 1 The fl7a. score was Windham High 10, Enfield High 3. The local five was never in dsn~er and at the end of the
 first period had the game cinched when they had scored & points to their ! opponents 8. Mise MacFarlane with | four b7skets and Miss Williams with one hasket took the scoring honors for W;ndham.
 John o'Bricn was before the. police court Wednesday morning to answer
 to charges of intoxication and injur- ing private property, and for the next forty five days will live at Brooklyn iail. O'Rrien claimed that he was
 coming through this city from Provi- l dence. on his way to his home out
 side Hartford. While here he met Q
 man named Burns, who gave him his
 supply of Jakey. He gave his age as 54 ard stated that he had been ar
 rested but one time previous to this
 and that was II years ago. He also claimed that he was married and had ! AOdA NiiAiOiSl Ho was luCllneC 1 to doubt several of his statements anG
 he was sent to Brooklyn for thirty days for breaking the show window al the Church S1 Reed Company's store on Main street, with fifteen additiona
 days for being intoxicated,
 1 At recent meeting of team cap
 tains in the drive that has been con, ducted among the members of St
 PauPs Episcopal church. it was fount
 that subscriptions received totalle'
 some seventy per cent. more thai those received during 1913. Dr. l.. |
 Mason was in charge of the campaign
 and he was aided by the following
 team captains, Robert E. Mitchell
 Frank H. Foss. William F, Jackson II Mrs, Austin D. Boss, and Mrs, Franl Edmonds.
 Owing to the nearness of the holi
 day season meeting of the advisor,
 board of the Community Choral eiui
 was held and it was decided to post
 pone the Monday right sings until af \ ter the first of the new year, Tn II first meeting in 1920 will be held ol the evening of Monday, Jan. 6.
 The annual Christmas plays of tn P Windham Street school wiN be pre- scented tonight (ThufsdayJ at the Hig
 School building at 7.30 clock. Tn
 play to be given is The Toys Rebel
 lion, and will be presented by the ele
 mentary department. Following thi