Norwich bulletin., 1919-09-12
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i the old organ ,A!l be kept as we'll. l There. will be special music on Sun | day, Sept. 21. when the church cele- brates the Forty Hours Devotion. The September ms4&faq ct th9 school committee was held in the se- lectmen's office in the town hall, We'd nesday evening with a full attendance. the meeting was the. drawing up of the budget to be presented at the coming town meeting. It was decided to ask for s95 0o0 ana increase of $10.000 over
 ent Eghert A. Case was read and ac-
 cepted- Dr. W. p S. Heating was
 unanimously elected. to the position Of
 school physician The following
 were appointed enumerators, of school
 children for the coming year: First
 district, Charles H. Caswell; Second
 district. Thomas F. Connolly; Out1y-
 ing districts Earl Halin.
 The annual report of Superintendent
 of Schools Egbert A. Case. as pre-
 scented to the school cmmittee Wed
 nesday evening declares that the fol-
 lowing increase ses cannot be avoided in
 the school budget for the coming year:
 Teachers salaries. S450o; janitors' salaries. S400: transportation. $500;
 fuel s22: evening school s1o00; mod
 eI schools. s2.5O0:< office expenses,
 s25o: supplies. s20o. The report all
 SD recommends the enlarging of the evening school to accommodate the greater number of pupils who will take evening school courses under the new law. and to introduce courses in physi- cal tra ming and domestic science in the high school and extend them IS far as possible into the lower grades.
 The gasoline trolley car, built at South Coventry, which is to be tried out the Shore Line road between Guilford and Saybrook. left here on Thursday afternoon. The car was brought here from South Coventry last 1 aCl- E,r74 hrnl fT 1n has been 1t the West Main Street | barns for repairs. Fifteen minutes l were required to get the car across | the New York. New Haven and Hart i ford Railroad tracks on Main street. | this work being personally superin 1 tended by Traffic Manager Kane. The 1 car. accompanied by an electric car 1 and half a dozen emloyes of the road left here at 2.55.
 The senior and junior classes of the Windham High School have elected officers for the year as follows: Pres ident. Lloyd Wilcox; vice president. La throp: Urea asurer. Albert Bowen: delegates to athletic council. Lurena Clark and Albert Bowen. faculty rep resentative. Lawrence 4. Howard; 1921. President Russell Webster. Vice President Ralph Gibson, Secretary Belle Service. Treasur Hazel Bracket; faculty representative. Miss Alice Ottenheimer; delegates to ath- eJIC council Robert RanertN ana Miss Ma gdalene Moriartv.
 Joseph Smith, 17 who already has | police court record was before the court again Thursday morning charg- ad with stealing $ from the manager ,f local theatre. He was commit d to the state reform school in 1sle, md was discharged from there eight months ago. Smith said that he vas out of money and took the mon " for that reason When arrested le had spent all but twenty -four cents ,f it. He said that he used part of Toss sentenced him 70 the state re- orma tory at Cheshire, where te was aken Thursday by Chief Ki!lourey.
 The Stars. the local ball team, md. Saturday in Taftville and Sun lay here with the speedy Columbi:. $ 'f Hartford. for their opponents l 1onins and Schley Donahue will De he battery for Saturday and Farrell ( md F'laherty for Sunday The trip O TaftviIle will be. made in auto , rucks and accommodations be pro , -ided for any fans who want to make :, he trip.
 Brief Mention. (
 J. D. Elmendorf was visitor at the Fair. Thursday I H ornisdaS Dion. Joseph r. Caudreau . nd Delphis Boucher are the deleea ges T rom here to the annual conven ion : f the Federated Franco American So- V iety of Connecticut, at New H 9Ven.
 Raymond O. Brown has returna1 to V is home here after visit to Wind or Locks | Mir. and Mrs. James P. Mustard and c amily left Thursday for a ten days automobile trip to Milton, Del. r
 Mir. and Mrs. Carl Tripp and chil- a Hto trip through Vermont and Cana O