Norwich bulletin., 1920-10-12

Homer W Chamberfin, Frank Chamber l lin, Burrill Baker, Charles Letendre of | South Windham, George E. Chappell. l Chaufcey H. Wilson, Charles H. Potter, i Howard E. Pearl, Truman l.. Pearl John 1 F. Beckwith, Everett D. Hopkins, Paul Hopkins, Henry B. Adams and Carl Jo- sephson of Windhan Center and Joseph s. Larfow, Charles Lafrow. Anthony Hansen, Raymond Standish and Eltner K Gallup or North Wifldhafn.
 The republican caucus for the purpose of nominating representatives and to ap- point Justices of the peace, was held Monday evening at the town hall and but five minutes were needed by the republi- can men and women at the caucus to place their cara dates in nomination. The caucus was called to order by William A. Congdon, republican town chairman, and William A. Arnold was appointed chair man of the caucus and Albert H. Judge was nominated clerk. For first represent ative William A. King presented the name of Frank NJ. Smith, the noniina- tfon being unanimous William P Jor dan was nominated for second represent alive upon motion by Otto B. Robinson. The call for nominations for justices Of the peace followed and Charles A. Gates presented the list of present eneufi,b l ents the caucus nominating them by 1 uIidllliAOuS vote 8S IUllOWS. w Wlllldfl A. l Arnold Frank H. Foss George F, Hin l man, Isaac H. Johnson, William A. King. ] George S. Elliott. George Hatch, George Eaton, and George M. Graves. It was voted that all vacancies be filled by the l republican town committee. Adjourn ineht was at s:o5 o'clock.
 1 Motor Vehicle inspector Gofeas and Carroll operated Oh Main street, in front of the postoffice Monday night and took the names of some twenty automobile drivers whose lenses did not cover the l laws of Connecticut. Others were told tn appear before the court in Wil1ifna ntie because their lights were not burning The cases will not come before the court
 in this city for at least a week. accord ing to the inspectors, as they have al- ready long list of cases to try before courts in other places. Today (Tuesday1 they try cases in Groton. Many automo- biie drivers were allowed to continue On their way after they had promised to be more careful of their lights in the future. Prosecuting Attorney Samuel E: INf- vey of Willimantic has been appointed special states attorney to the superior court of Windhan county to take the l place of States Attorney Charles E. Searls, who is i'll at his home in Themp- son. Attorney Harvey will occupy the bench at Putnam today (Tuesday) when l the criminal terms of the Windham county superior court opens in that city. The October meeting of the. common council was held Monday night in the council chambers at the town building.
 the meeting being held to order at 8 IS o'clock by Mayor Charles A. Gates and lasted but 36 minutes. Prior to taking
 tip the regular business three people we're given an opportunity to be heard
 ' The first matter to come to the atten-
 tion of the council was the matter of
 taking over Holbrook street This is to
 be given consideration. Lieutenant Jas J. Lee and Captain pr. W. P. s Keatina representing the James J. Shea Post; No IS, American Legion spoke in favor ol
 the use of Suitable club rooms for tht local American Legion Post Mr. Let 1statsd that some time ago letter wa, ,,i written to Alderman Webber eoneernifs this matter of the Legion having the us i of the Montgomery Hose rooms on Jack son street. Following the writing of thi letter, he stated, the American Band re ' quested the use of these rooms and h { understood the common council had give
 them this right and nothing had bee
 done with the request Of the Legiof
 Mayor Gates stated that the eommo
 council would take action on the rfattet
 The regular reading of records follow
 ed, they being accepted as read. The rs
 port of Chief of Police Daniel J. Kiilou
 rey was read ahd approved. The rcpoi
 of superintendent of street, Irwin NJ. For,
 showing expenditures of s1,2SS for tf
 month was read and approved. Cit
 Health Officer W. P. s. keatings II
 port was approved. The report was
 follows: Cases of scarlet fever, I :; pu