Norwich bulletin., 1921-03-08

In compliance with the request of the New HavsA f4iiroad that ckies and 1 towns along it's lines conform with their | aayitSht saving regulations to those soon l to be effective In New Yofk and Bos- ton. che main terminals of the Shore Ltne division. the Westerly town coun- eli Monday voted to amend the Wester- ly daylight saving ordinance wfiieh VIII make 1t effective on the last Sunday in March, ia1tezd of the last Sunday in Aps4l
 The present ordinance, adopted in April, iSae, tfsAk&s daylight aaving efective from the last SFnday in April until the last Sunday in October. The amendment veEed by the town council today will make daylight 4AysaE here effective from March aT nAtil October %.
 1t vas brousAt cat aa Monday morn lns's se4sien of the common council that Mayor 0Atner would reccRnmend to the city council ce Providence that an ameAAMeAt be made to inc Providence Any4aght saving ordinance which was the same as last year &s that adopted by westerly. C6amcifrnan Howard TAorp socAe of the ipceEnnyeatenve to traveiing men and e1tea an insthAeA in his own case MAere there was tnixup in time in a important appointment he had made. He believed that che daylight saving law sAoalA be universal
 It was the opanioa Of some of the c1sir- cilsneA that Westerly should walt until Providence had acted before an amend
 neat sas made to the Westerly Oraiii. ance. Councilman George C. Moore said 1t was net question of individuals keep ing appointments, bat matter of dol- iAss and cents 10 the manufacturers and for the conpeniencce of the people as c whole. Mfr Moore went az far as to rec. oznMead that the change not be made to March for the beginning of the day. light saving. but that 1t extend through ae 4ae as Christmas.
 Councilman Moore was not in favor of l postponins the passing of the amend l nent to the Westerly daylight saving or ] dInance until alser some of the other cities and fowns In the state had acted. l He said he believed there was no ques- \ ten but ~hat the other pioces would amend their ordinances to conform with 1 tAe New Haven railroad schedule. The ordinance cscM be modified at any time, l he said.
 Upon molten of Mfr. Moore, seconded by Coencilmau George Harper, the l amendment was voted.
 0senseer s9 Che Feet Oitser r. Gran. l dan appeared betore the council and ask. ed that committee be appointed by the ee1n63 to orefsee the Improvements to bs made at the Westerly town farm. It wal 1 voted at the annual financial town meet ing that the sum of S2.090 or 50 much 1 thereof as may be necesyary be expended for these Improvements. IL was left witt
 Chairman A. P. Datson to appoint th,
 committee and he -named Ccunoilmen
 Thorp and Harper to Act with the over seer of the poor.
 shttrk1i tsfseas Sf ths Pest road Il .Rtn AaA %AA Trr erly. MT. Greene has chosen D., T. Tal
 bot, George E. Eager and c. Palme,
 Chapman as the dtstfict fire Vardens
 and his appointments were approved b! the eourcil
 | The council approved the action of tn
 town treasurer ih issuing three notes u
 the vaiae Of slis,e0V. $ST 1900 and $so,
 eAo and also the action of the towI treasurer in sellfnx notes amounting t
 ESo, ,0eo to the Ola Colony Trust com
 paky.
 i TAe report of Dr. Samuel C. Webster 2 superintendent of health. showed tha
 there were go cases of rnunps, three 0
 eiphtherih and ene of scarlet fever. dur
 ing FeeraA<y.
 | rhs report oe cAief of Police Thoma
 E, Brown for February showed 10 ar l rests And one fire alarm sounded.
 George Mcntaite was voted pool Il I | The eeeEneh approved the refund c tax sf ss.sS to Jndge John W l Sweeney. which was voted at the las nnAnetel town meeteing.
 Seventy -oNe milk licenses were Kfan, . . cd, aii 0f which had beene approved b Dr. T. E. Robinson, milk inspector. ChalfsHAA DatSon spoke of the littl 1 encouragement the police were receivin in bupptessiAg crime and be believe the matter should be investigated. Tow 1 Solicitor Harry s. Agord said he woul like to give the police committee and tn couneil . ilttle inside information O
 certain matters and said that he woui 1 like to discuss the subject with thel ! At | private session The council then at 2 jouened and the private conference we
 held. ri The following baRs were vot.a paid Automobiles for policee $1s.2s, Mary ] l Murphy $6, Alexander Thompson Sls.S Westerly Auto Tel. O., $2s.so. overse, } of poer$1i.s3. Samuel c Webster. ! . D.. slsS.45. Herbert Coy. &1o.5e. Weste iy Auto Tel Go. S3.so. Sheffield Greer . t32.se. William F. Goodwin $45o, | ' Ciede woodnaneee $4sz, R. I. Slocu l tse. R. J. Bntlee. SIS. Harold D. Livint stone sis. Charles J. Butler $53s, West ly Light ( Power Go. $eT4.4S, Hanna
 Crandaf $i5.50, Utter Company $13s.4
 1 Vars Erothere SI.25, Westerly Furnitu Co. SIS, Robert Dfysdale Co. s7.47, Wa
 ter P. TAibet g, sewerage $z,357.s
 water works $2,074.SS.
 The Westerly Affvs fsr funds to r a.. lieve the stafving women and cAiidr, ]. et Ireland closed Sunday night, and u 2 team captains made final report to Chai z mon Martin H. sSellman. The total r t turns showed that in the past two weel F i'the solicitors have collected &3,I15.77. IT . workers ia this Humanitarian cause fe
 highly e1stsA ever. tho results of the
 loboF. aisO are thankful to tho people f Westerly for the co-operAlion accorSi l. then. WAit0 . far as team soiicRo D are eonoefaed, ths drive Is closed, il
 fund win be Aaia open for further co |. 1 tribustonS for . tima. It is expected tn
 the state drive will not close for tV
 weeks yet, and the lecai body will ho
 the fGnAB collected unRI that time, whi,
 gives . chAnce to all w4fc have not
 yet osotriSuted to aid tAe cause. Cont