Norwich bulletin., 1919-03-29

Ca, is the presiding officer of the con-
ference and delivered his address
Thursday night.
Louis NJ. Aver and Louis A. .Girouard
of this city attended the meeting of the
New England Ice Dealers association
held in Hartford Thursday. Reports
on the supply of ice for the coming
season throughout New England and
poption of New York state showed
that less than one half of what will be
needed has been stored. Locally. the
ice situation is far better than in some
other cities, about two thirds supply
having been harvested; but by con-
serving and using the ice only when
absolutely necessary, this city may get
by the season with it's present supply.
The silent policeman on Mann street
at the foot of Jackson street was run
over by an automobile Thursday night
and completely demolished. The police
have been unable to ascertain who did
the deed. as no one apparently saw
when it happened.
At the adjourned meeting of A. c.
Tyler camp, No. s. United Spanish
War Veterans, held this week, local
and vicinity soldiers who have been
or are at present in the active service
of the world war were admitted to the
camp as honorary members. This was
done in compliance with an order is
sued by the COMMUNICATIVE chief of the
Spanish War Veterans association. A
committee was appointed to make ar
rangements for a home coming cebe-
bration for the returned soldiers at
some date to be announced.
Excellent results have been obtained
during the week by the various COM
mittees appointed at the meeting of
the Willimantic Clerks Protective as
ISOLATION to call on those merchants
in this city who have not been closing
their stores Friday night, to urge them
to do so. A number asSented to the
request as well they might last night,
in view of the stormy conditions!
Dr.. John T. Black, secretary of the
state board of health. will be the
speaker at the April meeting of the
Chamber of Commerce next Tuesday
evening. The subject on which he
will speak is Public Health as a Mu-
nicipal Asset and should prove most
interesting. AS usual. supper will be
served previous to the meeting by the
women's society of the Methodist
Episcopal church.
Mrs. Katherine B. Spaulding and
Miss Myra Smith are visiting over
Sunday at the home of the latter in
Wallingford.
Miss Mary Grady of Arnold's lane is
rapidly recovering after three weeks
illness.
The assignment of police officers and
their respective beats for April fol-
lows: Officer Enander, day duty; Of
ficer Leahy, Sodom; officer Grady, up
per Main street: Officer Mclean, Jack
son street; officer Paulhus, center
Main. The change takes effect next
Tuesday.
At the session of the police court
Friday morning Felix Baudry pleaded
guilty to the charge of intoxication
The accused admitted having been
placed on probation by the police court
in New Bedford, Mass. Judge Foss
sentenced Baudry to 80 days in jail
and later placed him on probation for
six months, with a warning to leave
liquor alone in the future.
The case of Frank w. Postemski
charged with assault and resisting an
officer, was continued until Wednesday
of next week, as his wife, who was to
be a witness, was unable to be present
Friday morning. Constable Elmer NJ
Young had considerable trouble with
PostemSki Friday afternoon when the
former went to the latter's place or
the road between North Windham an6
Windham for the purpose of serving