Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-14

were adopted. It was voted that the treasurer refund $2E. the amqant of
 expense incurred in cutting tHees
 owned by the city. Resolutiens as fei-
 lows were adcEted; that the fire de-
 partnaent be allowed be allowed 10 se1f their old fire equipment to the town. of Windham; that the police be allowed to put in shower baths with all equip
 with suitable gates. be erected about the city yard: and the report of the street committee. that no more gaso : lene pumps be installed on Main street. It was voted that all bills con- tracted by the city be najd as read, and the meeting was adjourned at 3.45. -
 The regular monthly meeting of the
 Willimantic Welfare Bureau was held
 Monday night at their rooms on Val. routine business fo come before the
 meeting it was of short duration.
 At the mesting of the nights of
 Macca bees. Wilfimantic Tent No g.
 held Monday night at their rooms on
 Valley street. Elmer l.. Galley. of.
 supreme conmander was present and
 spoke of the steps which should he
 taken before the drive which is to-
 commence this month and last fer six
 months iS started. He also told of the
 latest steps the snciety had faken tp
 provide for, theif members. by taking
 out a policy with an insurance conn
 pany of Michigan large enough to
 cover all policies taken out by mem
 bers of the organization.
 John MaeDonaid of s5 H4ntingtoe street. Hartford. placed himself on re
 port a t the police station Monday af-
 ternoon after he had struck a small
 boy while driving slowly down Ffeas-
 ant street According to MacppnatdF
 account he was driving slowly down
 h.. ar
 turn into another street "a boy ran out from the sidewalk. Mir NacDon- ald immediately applied his brakes and stopped his ear. When the boy realized his danger he put out his hands to stop himself from being struck and suffered scratches OH hiE'i hands from the rnHdguard Of the car, and had an abrasion of the knee. caused by striking the front rifht wheel The boy was taken to his home where it was found that the in- juries were not serious
 The report of chjef of Police Dan- iel Kiliourey shows total of 3d ar 1 rests made by the deoartment dur 1 divided as follows: Drunkenness s, as- 1 sault 2 breach of the peace ?. larceny | | violation of automobile laws g. speeding l. esca ped from Mansfield l. ] brca king and entering ?. violation of I, traffic laws l. gambling 2 keeping gaming place 1. innbeciIes r. These eases were disposed of as follows: Execution of judgment suspended and placed in charge of probation officer 1. committed to state school for sbo.rs. at shesfire l. naid fines and costs 20
 judgment suspended ?. released by ? turned oyer to other officers !, appea led to higher court 1. cost 'aid and fine remittcd 1. sent te the iansfieid training school 1. During he ,aazt month one tramp had found heIter at the station house. PIT com laints he'd been made stolen pIoper- y to the value of s49 had been re- arents. and one stray team had been eturned to it's owner Fl
 At the OcIoeer meeting of the board l. f selectmen Monday afternoon, many f the regular appointments were ot 'G apponted' M edrzq baf tfis M ss,p sppeinlnenl in be made at any time up to Ian ary l. No decision was made as to ..
 selection of town physician; three { len, Drs. Riordon, Smith and Ksating re under considera ton. The regularI ppointments made by the beard foi- .Ws: 5
 Wfilimantic Cemetery committee: JI z !, Shepard. Carl R. Afford. James M. nith- ( Windham Cemetery committee: eorge E. Challenger, Guaiford f nith. H. c. LathroP.@ Everett D.. c opkins.
 North Windham Cemetery commit e: Raymond Harris, Leslie F-l artson, D. E. Lyon. IN Gaugers; Everett D. Hopkins, eorge c. Waters. Haywards: Edward w. Avery 1 . naries Tucker. Charles NJ. Hol- . 'ook. @ 4 < weighers: Adam Larrabee M. F. ' ' ncoln. George H. Bacsus, Jamesi E !. Hillheuse Edward W Avery. Pat p elk J. Twomey, Walter B. Knight, ts sorge l.. Wheeler. Albert Winters, e1 red A. Sanderson, Charles B. Jor- n m. Louis I. Aver, Clarence F. Cham e rlin- Raymond 4. Parker, Charlest n