Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-04

J. Butler assented to the proposition.
 At the suggestion of President
 Flynn, Messrs. Mckenzie and Butler
 prepared a note, stating that the cul-
 vers were unnecessary and not uSable
 and that a. way to care for the brook
 and surface water would be provided
 and that therefore the culverts be
 abandoned; The note was. adopted
 without opposition and sWas ordered
 recorded, as suggested.
 The bills for the past month were submitted and ordered paid: these in cluded bills amounting to S112.50 for
 guarding the O'Dell home in White Rock, to enforce quarantine regula- tion of case of diphtheria. President Flynn explained that this police ser vice was given on request of Dr,
 Samuel c. Webster, superintendent of health, and had prevented any spread of the disease.
 The october report of the superin- | tendent Of health showed four cases of diphtheria and one of wnooping cough, also a deferred report on slngIe case Of influenza. None re- suited fatally.
 Thomas E. Brown, chief of police, l reported that there were no arrests ill I October.
 S.
 granted Q victuahng license for a
 restaurant to be opened in Elm street, /, adjacent tothe George c. Moore plant. 1 The council voted to adjourn to | next Wednesday evening when the 1 councilmen will meet as a board of ! canVassers and count the vote to be [ cast in Tuesdays election. This will i end the service of the present council | President Maurice w. Flynn and ! Councilman Charles G. Craig, of he i present council are candidates for re- 1 election. All were renominated at the 1 ~nDuolican council. The names of ] Messrs Craig and Thorpe were placed 1 O4 the c4l.AeuS ticket without il cir consent. Therefore they are, sure of reelection. The other members of the i council renominated in party caucus Eare Francis G. Haswell and Thomas D.. Robinson The bolters Of the caucus have placed in opposition Clifford W, Campbell and George Harper. Fred
 erick E. Fowler of the present coun- 1 cil declined reorganization and Ne
 caucus dropped the name of Daniel F. Larhin and he was not picked up l by the opposition. 1 The new candidates nominated at l the caucus are William Eedward and i J. Burnside Babcock. These are op- posed on the citizens, ticket by George ! c. Moore and Columb>A Zerbariula. 1 Alram P. Datson was selected to op- 1 pose Maurice W. Flynn, the regular republican nominee. All are republi-
 cans and there will be no democratic
 opposition at the polls today Clues day.)
 1 Mrs. David p. MouIton of Providence is Rhode Island state chairman of the ! Il>i1-n xxYhiph ;ea $6,000 of the fund of S365.0O0 for the ! Baptist Foreign Missionary society. i Mrs Mouiton will be assisted by eight council workers. and each team of two ] women will be responsible for raising ! S1,5O0. The four teams in the state
 are headed by these women: Mrs. ! Clarence N. Gallup of Providence and Mrs. Joseph L. Peacock of Westerly 1 Mrs. Henry E. Whitman and Mrs. J. i V. Osterhout of Providence: Mrs. AL bert B. Day and Mrs. Selden R. Me-
 Curdy of Providence Mrs. Herbert M. Fillebrown Of Pawtucke1 and Mrs.
 Harriet E. Read of Central Falls.
 The quota Of New England is SIP 900. IL is planned to use of this sum $25,0O0 for the erection of New England hos pital building in Mahublagar, South
 India, and $10,000 for equipping a New
 England ward in the hospital The
 sum of s5.000 is to be used in fitting
 out dispensary connected with the
 hospital, and S1. 100 for the purchase ot } an automobile to enable physicians tc
 reach patients. It is planned to extend I the scope and effectiveness of the Bap-
 t.st missionary movement in the coun-
 tries of the Orient. particularly ir
 India.
 The special act relating to a sewer age sysetm of the town of Westerly
 fixes the maximum assessment tha1 | can be charged benefited property l, owners in the cost of construction c.
 the pipe line. No more than 50 cent. can be assessed per linear foot of pipt , and not more than one cent per squar, , foot for land areages. The actual fix. ing of the price is with the town coun. cil. the assessment may be lower.-bu
 canrct he higher than fixed by th F legislature.
 fins lSrln reply to thn uGe'--: '.-7-4'
 The Bulletin state whether the tow1
 council has anything lo do With ,n, , fixing of the price 10 be charged fo
 pipe line construction in connection