Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-01
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 In his annual report to the mayor and Eins s01nnon council Chief Of Police Dan seI ! &ilisdrsy urges an increase in the Eal4Fies of the men in his department Ht Dates that tlie police in Willimaltio have xot received money enough to meet eeSfy Gay demands. therefore 1t would be foe the benefit Of all concerned to gFalA faisss heksa for. T Dhfns eiae yeAf just ended there were Vs0 arrests, lost and stolen property to the value of ss,1s7 was recovered and setafne0 to Ownefe, and 2,120 complaints 4fae ihtestieased and adjusted by the of- meaFH. Electric lights out and reported to ene city treasurer s,sss hours Forty four trnnps were lodged at the station hdesse. De0hs found open and secured, 4S i; hlcgacies found and returned to owner, q.
 A detailed account of arrests and cases disposed of follows:
 nFnni1enness e1. assault 32, breach of pen6a 3e. non -seF~srt IA, drunk and re- sisllhg aa officer 3, violation auto law 42, manifest danger of falling into habits of Vice {. vAsfaisoy 6, taking horse and wagon without perfnissaon of the DWnef l, assault with intent tokill 1, Baspici6us persons 21. violation of liquor lAw 5. theft of automobile 1, theft 6. breaxzing and entering T, drunk and breach Of peace 5; lhreenev f. theft and dfunh l. assault and drunk 1, trespass1ng on railroad '5y breach of peace. drunk Afsd resisting officer l., violation of motor sTe9e hw 3. deserter {, adultery 1, drunk and reckless driving 2, reckless driving g, SeltihB fopds under false pretenee pass ing wefahless cheek 1, violation city erain- f1ee 4s insane 5, bastardy 1, assault and sbfeaeh Of peacA ,, common drunkard 1, b4nAily known and abuse 1, common ttfeet walker 2. eanfblinS 5, keeping a 9tnoilns house 1. pedd1iDg without ii eHase g. b8ishevfks 6, fefnication 2, de- sfapdihs boarding house Keeper 1, drunk And injury to property 1, fndesceht ex- boENfe 1, vaStahey and breaking and en- keftHg 2. violation of probation 1, vio- !adon of huntins laws 1, interfering with CAses aispossea Of: Jail 2i. released by thfef 3t. neiied s, paid fines and costs zt1. discharged 1o, judgment suspended g. turned 6vef to New London naval sta. dcn 1. continued IS. turned over to oth- er officers IS, probation 22, committed te Otate school fer Boys 1, holied by pay itiene 01 o8st 13, turned over to fedora authorities 10. cost paid fine remitted e aeBealea 6, sent to cotilty home
 
 h3afd over 8. turned over to state hos kltai 1, turned ever to Fort Wright 2 bond forfeited 2.
 4hs shifa A1nbef in the COrhmunit, EhteftEinIzelt Course was presented Fri HHy night ih the High Ssai65l auditorium fore an appfeciatite audience. Tht &@inefs wefei Waiter Ecies, humor 0eetee Coward, pianist and Josepf kFfaeE f1ASieiah. The pf6gfam as pre Rte4 fdli6Ws:
 ana Overture ....... George Cowart Litte Magic .s..... Joseph Yarricl sfies ana S0hEs. Walter Eccie af10 65io. ....-........ George Cowart kstefy Of the Hand of zeebray,
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 sstef Studies :. {. Waiter Eocie ie.
 WaHs me sesmsa sf Rev. Harr.
 NAdy. al tHe morning Service a
 Eoiisfegatf0bzi church Sunday
 aedieatisf is i5 he held
 ministers chairs are gift
 ~offi Mts lane Porteou
 Hien1ofy of my belev
 Nsrk Murray" Min nm Naiso be dedicate iey l4 No the church i fing ID. William Henr 51fa. Re. Beard, an kS. EdEih Rev. Vii IEn Spencer ! of Be liAh Eli smitl. s; fo lifh Collins Afh> and
 EHlza C. Bacon | Q mel hissd6ff, By her
 paNih Buck, by his D.
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 ft if the responsive service.
 Mayse Charles 4. Gates issued
 q New Years greeting to the D.
 Wiilifnshtic, Friday, In which he vt ea Inc tiioatft. "Enter the New Yea with kind thought for every one Max R happy year in your homes B eEeeFfui=eare yeaf cares easily-aboy