Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-24
WH.LIMANTIC


 i, Attorney Kelley went oyer in detail | the separate appropriation to- be vot- ! ed on during the meeting. It was de- 1 cided that each voter~would have a | tion. The first appropriation wa. | $2D. .Oo0 to be used in highway con- struction. The other two were as fol- 1 lows: First $500 to be appropriat ted | apprt e,riated at Sar- earlier meeting. or total appropriation of 3240o ! second, an appropriation of $3700 in addition to the above named sS0e or a ! total appropriation of $460O- It wae voted that the polls be opened at 8 1 o'clock and be declared closed at O. 1 clock. The chair then appointed l Eugene E. Randall schecker. and the Morrison, of the SS7co ballot box; George Keirns. Of the $500 ballot box. and George Bedford of the s2G.- 900 highway appropria ton ballot box. Voters then passed by Checker Ran dalI and cast their ballots for the ap- propriations. The count of the bal lots after the polls had been declared closed resulted as follows:
 On the ratification of the s2o.o0o ap- propriation for highways there were 40 votes cast. g in favor and one against the motion.
 On the ss7oo appropriation for the World War Memorial, in addition to. the 300 already appropriated, the vote stood g 10 II in favor of the appro- priation. 35 votes being case.
 Th1' were 34 votes cast for the $1,- 500 appropriations 10 in favor of and 24 against.
 The latter appropriation was declar- ed lost The meeting then adjourned
 The selection of a suitable memorial in honor of the World War Veterans will be de by the seIectmen of the town. James M. Smith. first seIectrnan, Frank NJ. Lincoln and George A Cook It is possible that since the town has appropriated the sum of $4690 for the erecting of a memorial bids from va rious companies may be asked for A Boston concern has sent several types of memorials put out by artists and these were. on exhibition at the town hall before the voting took place new memorial that will cost the town s215G if accepted was also shown to the voters and it's merits dis cussed-
 The Wyndenian, the school paper of the Windham High school October is sue. made it's appearance Thursday and was distributed among the schol- ars and buying public. Stories poems and class notes of interest to readers are presented in their usual first class form. GrindS, the indoor sport col ur1ln of the paper mas some live jokes and a few bright CD answers by stu dents- at the school In all the con- sen9s snn opaaft or the & paper are Z.-ll lined up board Of editors and their assista cts for their work. The paper contains thirty six pages. twelve nf which con tain advertisements. The copy for the edition was prepared by ts Com 1 merciaI Seniors
 Thursday morning at $50 o'clock | one of the American Thread com l pany's five ton trucks and Ford 1 touring car owned by Frank S. Av- cry. of South Coventry, coliided when | opposite the Wiliimantic Grain com panys building on Main street At the time of the accident many auto mobiles were in this street, going east and west. The Thread company truck was going up Main street and in front was the Ford automobile driven by Contractor David P. Ahern Mir Ahern gave the signal and pulled up at the north curb of the street. Paul Ia-l vim, who was driving the truck i'm media tely put on his brakes and