Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-11

 granted one day or N!tl pay each week The matter or the sewer asseSSiueI:. on the property Of Charses A. Snow was re- rerred 10 the corporation counsel tor set tlement. q
 4 resolution was adopted as followA: Whereas, the clty is inIested with gray sQuirreIs, the represehtatives of this cIIy and senator of this district be instructed to cause an enactment to be passed by the state allowing gray squirrels to be killed within the limits of any city in l the state Damage to property Tn certain l sections of this city by the squirrels was | spoken of and it was claimed that if 1 farmers could kill deer that were destroy | ing property, a city resident should be 1 granted the same privilege with destruc- tive squirrels. It was voted that the li- brary appropriation be fixed by the state | legislature, It was voted that the com
 mittee on sanitation be instructed to make such contracts as deemed best for the re-
 moval of garbage from the city. The subject of garbage collection was taken | up and city meeting is to be called for
 the purpose of passing on tue matter. | Voted that a report of the special com mittee to Investigate ash collection in the ely be sent to the secretary of the Will
 limanic chamber of commerce. l ,iThe appointment 1of standing commit | tees for the year-wtre made by Mayu1 Charles A. Gates as fellows:
 Committee on srteet-Aldermen Bowen. Hickey and CaFlsen.. l Committee on lights-Aldermen Jacobs. Flynn and Roy.
 Committee on claims-Aldermen Flynn, Bowen and Jacobs.
 Committee on Fire DepaStrnent-Alder- l men Webber, Flynn and Bowen. Committee on Poliee-Aldermen Web Der. Hickey and Jacobs.
 Committee on .Water-Aldermen Ia- cobs Flynn and Webber.
 Committee on Appropriations-Alder men Carlsen, Hickey and Bowen,
 Committee on Sanitary - Aldermen Roy, Hickey and Carisen.
 1 Committee oR Foot Bridge-AldeYmen 1 Hickey, Jacobs and Roy.
 Committee on Ordinances - Mayor
 Gates. Aldermen Carlsen. Flynn, Jacobs
 and Corporation Counsel Wm. A. King Committee on Purchasing - Mayor
 Gates, Aldermen Bowen and Hickey. | Committee on Library-Aldermen Roy
 Hickey and Webber. Claire Morrison
 Case. May Avery Gates, Mary Senier
 Lovett and Raymond A. Parker. Committee on Finance Aldermen Bowen. Hickey and Carlsen. Committee on Sewers-Aldermea Carl
 sen. Flynn and Roy. Commissioner on Sewer Assessment Aldermen Roy, Flynn and Carisen.
 Committee on Highway Commission
 Aldermen Carlsen, Hickey and Bowen. + Committee on Sanitary Aldermen . Carlsen. Hickey Ind Roy. } u,xhianf A, vote of the council were made by Mayo l lows:
 l Corporation Counsel SWiliam 4 3 King. , Inspector ef Plun.Nang-eEheedor g Marrotte.
 f Collector of Taxes and Assessmants-- g Harry J. Desmoieau. l Superintendent of Street--Irvin N - Ford.
 Superintendent of Water Works - ;. Henderson s. Moulton. g Superintendent of Pumping Statien- r George H. Allen.
 e Chief engineer of the fire department o fire marshal, in spector of buildings an l. superintendent of fire alarm system f Wade U. Webster.
 h Assistant Engineers-'Nelson A. Dan s iels, "F1A nk M. Lincoln. h Fire Police-'L. Leo Thompson, Ge. e H. Millerd, James Moriarty, 'Michel Drir
 coll, Clinton c. Rood. Antonio Giraca,
 Denotes unanimous votA al It was voted that Jeremiah Lyons h S continued as superintendent of sewer . It was voted that the salaries for the sF V suing year be the same as in the pai S year. Adjournment came at a:S = o'clock
 St The report ef Chief ~f Police DanN \ J. Killourey shows there were 4z Arcs during the laonth of December. 1s2 ' The arrests were as follows: Drunker ness 10; assault 1; break of peace ( drunk and breach of the peace |; the S 2; violation of liquor law g; suspieic, " persons g; breaking ana entering g; V ] olation of auto laws l; non-suppert { ' peddfing without license l reckless dri, ing and violation of liquor law g.; inssr 2; vagrancy 1.
 These eases were disposed of as No lows: Committed to jail { commits to state school for boys 2s released l N chief (; nolled l bound over |; pa M fine and costs 8: discharged 1 :: turn. II over to other officers 6; execution ar judgment suspended and in charge If probation officers !; fine paid costs r rnitted 1; continued ,; cost piad fine r 4 mitted 1 appealed 1 1; noIled by payne of cost 1.
 I There were 24 tranps lodged at tl H police station Electric light were 6 I 1s2 hours; stolen property to value q s2e found and returned. There were 5 ( complaints, and one bicycle was fe11
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