Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-29
NORWICH BULLETIN
WiLLiMANTIe oFFieE ios g Church sA

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 Ths Wliiiriantie RStafy Club ciSsed it's April Ineetnss Thhfsday foof With ali attendance of 100 per cent, making the monthly attendance s4 per cent. Presi- dent Frank H Foss called the meeting to order at 1z,s6 o'clock &fid as tRerS were six guests. present each lneinSer was called upon to introduce his right hand 1sighpor., The guests of the day were B. Harold Giipatric 6f Putnam. state tfeastrers;; IL H. Smith of North Haven; Dale Crosby of Worcester. Mssk, member of the Worcester Rotary club E. R. Hatie; Sf BSssUh; i'JaEk' Cairns and William B. Jaeks5h, both rt.eutfsTE of the New BSnd6f R6tsfy ciab. Sgcfe- tary Charles W. Hill reported that \ roster 6f the Rotary clubs of Ng& Eng land was at hand and open for use 0f any member. It was fepofted that let- ters had been received from the com nany furnishing Rotary insignia and the ciub. members would soon parchase theif bHst6ns and cards. PFssldsTt ss Eoss stated that a conimifnicatiofi from the International Rotary club had been re- ceiyed, Wlllinantie IS now a fiknber 1 city. 1 President Foss stated that the mestihk | of May 9th was iH his charge and hS | had afranEed for tfib to tfe Mans field State Hospital and Training Ssh56i. The members are to enjoy theif dihiief al
 the institution and doctors in eiiAfEe viii 1 conduct visitors on tour of inspection 1 of the bnildingsi explaining the work
 done 1t the iiistitution. 1t was t6tga to
 meet at the .Jofdah block On Main sreet 1 at noon and members win Be cohvAled | tf, Goid i1 AsRkh ,szl L.. z 1 of tils sRtsftainniefit connailttse. otficiated I as tie "Piano R6tafiafi," afid f6r the
 arst tifie since the local club was iflsti.
 tuted music became staple .featufe of Il the Rotary dinners. Songs sung vert | afafgie khd Smiles, tie iattef Being l stihy In a variated f6fni at the sug- Il eestioh of Jack cairns, of New. London
 Jay M. Shepatds musical tfe4t, "Cora Seas" was heaFtily applauded. It wal voted tS appoint. ! song leader. whose l sic at the dinners.
 l Jask Cairns ot New London, .xrhkf
 called upon congratulated the local Ro
 tarians on the spirit, of their meetings
 Asked what he thought of RotaFy, ht
 said. T believe in rotary because il
 stands for progress, 1t broaHefis { mar
 out and makes him better morally ana
 physically, It makes him d better cit
 szen, as It causes him to take ah in
 terest in the, eornmhhity ih which he re
 sides; tfitis lie seeks for bettsffhknt.'s' State Treasufef Giibatric told 6f {
 wonderful western irvestrtlent that op
 crates on nothing and makes th6Isand
 year. Members agreed to keep ava!
 from that proposition. Aifne J. Mar
 tineau was assigned d subject oi wfiiei
 he, will speak at some future meeting
 'What Know About the FdfnltGfs Bus
 Daie cfosby Sf tie wofcsstef Rotst.
 club extended the greetings 8f It's men
 bers to the local club. He tod of thi
 value of wearing the Rotary emblem, ani feet attendance record as well as. aiding him ,in Business. He fguested that Si members planning to Be in Wofceste May 18th. attend the Worcester club'
 dinner at the Bancroft hotel, at 1e.30 | The meeting Vas theh turned 6vef t |. Frank Cunningham, who coadustsd A school of rotary. Each i11efnber Ra been assigned d aUestion ana ans%e : and the answers of the members ~er , beneficial and of an entertaining naturi The meeting adjourTsd at 2 o'clock. ? ia tRs ssiiee eoaft. Thufsaax sasrAin. v Arthur sfcaillah, of No, f1Ss Main stree
 and John q. McQuiitan of, No, S2' ,1 Main street we're charged with vioiatio e ciisea 6f the sale of fernnented eide l afid the latter with the sale of a hal ? 1 pint and two drinks of wfisSey. Bot
 men waived the reading of the con plaints an dentered dernurfers throus l their attorney; William A. King, Juds
 FFank H. Foss stated that both me hsd Been before the court for sifnila l offenses on other occasions and tha Q this would be the last time money per : alties would be imposed. Any furths : violations would bring a jail, sentence s ven as a fne: Arthur McQdilian vi K fined $75 and costs amounting to sS4.4 :. l and JCa1n McQuillan was lined S150 ah : costs amour ting to $16s.16. The tW ' | men gave notice of appeals, but latS ' paid their fines
 k ThS Wiiliniantae Ars asPaftEheht of $ cialiy E6es 6n the two platoon syste,
 Sunday, May 1st: and Chlef Wade Il Webster has assigned the men as follow s- to the platoons: First platoon, Capta 5. James ]. Tighe, H6semen Charles A. Re. ,- holds, William |: Smith and Edmund
 lPeioduih. SecShd piato6fj Lieut.. Hem b J. .Kklisy, EigctFieia1 Edward B6fnbf g ana H6sefhen atfiek J. Hasgsfty ar
 Amos Barber. Chief Webster is rnappit 5t out the hours or 0dty Qeci0eu upon u k: eight dsy schedule, thas Baianeing u d tw6 shirts.
 n The first piatoSn win be on duty Iy foii6Ws: sunday, Monday ana Tuesdh ,s ff6hi a. ii. t5 p. m. ttffes dSss), we
 nesday, on duty 24 hours, Thursday. F'i d day and Saturday, on duty from 6 p. l
 Gi1tr l. fif. Sdhday, eighth day. ( ig daty.
 Second platoon: Sunday, Monday al
 Tuesday, ofi ddty from 5 p. Tn. until fl in., WednESday, off duty 24 hours, Thur St day, Friday and Saturday, 0n ditty fro S- 8 a. m. antE D: m. The shifts to alte r. iate iii this manner, making 45 shii
 each year.
 The adoption Sf tsss twS piSzssa syssts
 for the local fire depaftmeht. canie aft Ala a years agitation, and the final vote \ favor of adopting the system cafidk at |
 February meeting of the common counc
 the Tots belnE tinahineas. The v5te II A MOTHER oRAY's