Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-16
TWO MONTHS STATE BONUS
 ASKED FOR SERVICE MEN (Contnued from Page one)

New London in it's public schools, who | shall begin service after July 1. 1919. | shall become thereby member of the | teachers retirement association Of the | state, and shall be exempt from. and 7, entitled to no rights under. the pro- visions of the charter of said city re- lating to the teachers retirement fund. Any teacher now in service in the public schools of the city of New Lon don, may, on or before July 1. 1919, become a member of the state retire
 ment association and entitled to all | the rights and subject to all the obli gations thereof.
 The town of Waterford, at town | meeting warned and held for that purpose, is authorized to issue bonds to an amount not to exceed fifty thou
 sand dollars, the avails thereof to the
 extent of forty thousand dollars to be
 used to take up and pay certain out
 standing selectmen's order or note
 with interest thereon. issued for said amount to raise funds with which to
 build and equip school buildings in
 said town, and the balance of such
 avails to be expended for like pur-
 rose. Such bonds shall be dated May 15, 1919, shall eb payable eight years l from their date, shall bear interest at rate not greater than five and | one-half per centum per annun1, paya- ble semi annually, beginning on the first day of November. 1919. shall be
 coupon bonds of the denomination of
 one thousand dollars each and shall be
 signed by the selectmen of said town
 and countersigned by the treasurer. The town of Groton is authorized to issue bonds to an amount not exceed ing two hundred and ten thousand in nf sand dollars each. bearing interest at no greater rate than five per centum per annum, payable semi annually, to be issued at not less than par. the avails thereof to be used for the pur- pose of refunding the outstanding bonded indebtedness of said town and to pay the floating indebtedness of said town outstanding in the form of selectmen's orders.
 The comm ssoner of motor vehicles, on or before the first day of Decem- Der, annually, shall furnish to the tax s assessors in each town a list contain ing the names and addresses of the owners of motor vehicles as appears by the records of the motor vehicle s department, residing in their respec- tive towns, as of October first next J preceding, with description of such 4 vehicles showing the horse power and
 
 5 No person under sixteen years of age z shall be employed in any manufactur- ing or mechanical establishment af- \ ter six o'clock in the afternoon, ac- cording to an act passed, and no sucl minor shall be employed in any mer- a cantile establishment after six o'clock 4 in the afternoon on more than one das S in each calendar week. except during A the period from the seventeenth to the S tWenty-ti fifth day of December of eacf A year; and no female shall me employ N cd in any manufacturing, mechanica S or mercantile establishment between s the hours of ten o'clock in the even ss ing and SIX o'clock in the forenoon N provided in event of war or other se5'i |a ouS emergency the governor may sus N pend the limitations upon night Worl % contained in this act as to such in l dustries or occupations as he may fin, sa is demanded lly such emergency, ant Al no female shall be employed in an, IA manufacturing mechanical or mercan % tile establishment between the hour as of ten o'clock in the evening and si S o'clock in the forenoon. provided, il sG the event of war or other seriou RI emergency the governor may, in hi Ea discretion, suspend the limitation sa upon night work contained in this ac Ea as to such industries or occupations 9 N he may find is demanded by sucl sa emergency.