Norwich bulletin., 1919-11-11

per day. The petition requested that
 the new scale go into effect on Feb. 1. 1920. This matter was referred to the
 incoming board for consideration. as
 was also a petition from the members of the police department for an addi-
 tional week vacation with nay each
 year. The city clerk was aus.aorized
 by resolution to sell to the Insmbers
 or the police department at con the cloth for uniforms recently purchased
 by tn ecity. The matter of the ex-
 tension of the city water system and
 service to accommodate residents of the so-called main road was referred. to the water committee for investiga-
 tion and report. The resolution was
 adopted that letter of thanks be sent
 to the Connecticut Agricultural college
 for a donation of $50 received on behalf
 of the. fire department for services
 rendered to that institution by the fire
 men at a recent fire. It was further
 resolved that the money be held and
 turned over to fremen's benefit as.
 sociation to be created in the future
 A resolution was adopted to pay Den
 his Counihan s5 a week for attending
 to the lanterns on the silent policemen,
 the same to take effect at once. Alder man Webber presented the following
 resolution to the meeting which he said had been handed to him by citi-
 zens: Resolver by the board of com mon council of the fcity of Willimar1- tic, that as the United States of Amer
 ica entered into the late war. for the sole purpose of making the world safe ! for democracy and to give all small nations their freedom and indepen- l dence, we believe that the country of Ireland should be Included among those small nations mad be given her l independence and be allowed to govern 1 themselves with all the rights of a free peoSle. It was voted to be put on rec ord. Following the reading of bills. | which wer eordered paid. the aldermen adjourned about 9.45.
 There were 75 present at the demo- ] cratic caucus last evening held at the 1 town building. Voting for the candi- 1 dates was by exclamation and in some cases the candidate was introduced by 1 speechmaking. James r, Twomey was appointed chairman of the meeting and 1 George ShepAum clerk Caucuses of l the four wards were held and the slate arranged for the coming city election will be as follows: For mayor. Valen- l tine L. Murphy; aldermen at-large, i George W. Hickey and Archille Ce- l tiard; city clerk and. treasurer. Albert
 C.. Scripture, who is also candidate
 on the refublican ticket; auditor, John
 M. Cranfeld; sheriff. Thomas J. Kill lourey; aldermen-First ward. William F. Lennon; Second ward. Thomas P.
 Foley; third ward Lewis J. Flynn; Fourth ward. James F. Donohue;
 chairman city committee for two years, l James P. Mustard.
 Chief of Police Daniel j. KiIlourey
 gave the following report to the alder
 mems meeting: Arrests for the month | of October. 21, as follows: Drunken | ness 4. breaking and entering 2, sus- 1 picious persons 6. theft of chickens 1. breach of peace and resisting officer 1, non n-support 1. violation of auto law 4 | violation of parole l. taking horse without permission 1. These were dis posed of as follows: Committed to jail
 3. released by captain 6. riolled 1. paid | fines and costs 2 discharged 5. judg-
 ment suspended 1. continued one
 month l, onlled by payment of costs 1
 sent to state hospital l. During the