Norwich bulletin., 1920-07-13
WILLIM ANTIC

fexpenses occurred by Mrs. Gaudafeu in
 cluding the loss of her time as organist in St. Mary's church, expenses of hiring a 1 heusekeepeT, loss of 1s pupils in piano forte, nurses, doctors and hospital bills,
 and medicine amount to Sa75. A confer
 ence in this case with view towards ar ! ranging compromise vas suggested with I the claims committee.
 The report of the chief of police 25 arrests were made during thef month. o June for the following causes: Drunk eness ' {; assault 3; breach of the peace l I; v&grancy 2 breach of the peace and assault I; assault with intent to harnly know and abuse l deserter murder 1 i; danger of falling into habits of vice 4 ;; violation of auto law r. common street
 walker 2; noR-support l.; obtain goods under false presetenses 1.
 1 The cases were disposed of as follows committed to jail ;hound over 1; paid 1 fines mad costs 3 judgment suspended 1 ::
 released D ychief l; nolled l ex ;ecution of Judgment suspended and placed in charge of probation officer 4; nolled on fragment of costs 2 i; continued 3 :; sent to county home l sent to state farm for girls tramps lodged at station house Is; complaints 1se electric lights out s2o hours, doers found open and secured 6; value of stolen property recovered ls15Qo.
 l The report of the superintendent of streets showed the expenditures for the
 month amo1ntd to s11s4.s0. The usual course was voted on the application of Daniel and Mary E. Tucker for 121 feet of sidewalk on the south side of Pleasant street. AppIieatfon of the firm of Wood and Ladd for drain layers license was granted. Application for. abatement of tn of o.,4a a5 amounting to $551.76, of which S1s1.25 was on account of property belonging to ex-seryice men or because owners were dead or could not De located. The application of c. N. c. Wheeler, leader Iof the American band and 27 other mu- l sieians iI that Organization for the use of I the front room in the Jackson street en- zine house was referred to the fire com
 ntttee for investigation and report. .7-=5 The mayer was authorized to enter in- to an agreement with the local lodge of Eslks to remove earth on the land which lit is proRosed to accept from the order I 4 letter was read by City Engineer Robert F. Mitchell from c. J. Bennett, state highway commissioner in regard to the proposed plan of taking over certain streets of the city into the state highyAF l system. resurfaeing them and keeping them and maintaining at q cost of about one dollar per lineal foot. These l include West Main street, from the end of the concrete road, at the intersection of the Columbia road to the beginning of the state highway in the town of Mans field and the road at the east end Of the city known as Brisk Top road to the bridge over the Natehaug river
 It is estimated that the two stretches
 of road cover about $500 feet and the cost would practically be about s7,600. 1 The matter was referred to the street committee, mayor, corporation cousel and city engineer for investigation. It will Ibe necessary to cali q special city meet l ing to ask for an appropriation if their report is favorable.
 l The purchasing committee was author
 ized by resolution4t to supply the city yard with three fire extinguishers.
 l William Swan of south Windham will 1 appear before police court this morning ! 10 answer to charge of assaulting his wife Minnie Swan. He was placed under arrest at 5:3e o'clock last evening by
 Chief Daniel J. Killaurey.
 Brief Mention.
 1 Carpenters were engaged Monday in placing new posts and stringers in the ] fence fronting St.. Mary's schoolyard on Valley street, also replacing some of the