Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-08

collected and paid to the treasurer of the Peleg s. Barber Hose company.
 Charles J. Norris made a verbal re- port for the wardeps of the district.
 Pierce A. Morrison reported for the sidewalk committee that cement walks had been laid on Lester street and West Bread street and recommended that a bal aEce to the credit fthe comn1itte be re- turned to the treasurer of the district The report was accepted and the commit tee discharged with thanks.
 The moderator appointed Alexander Marr and Thomas l.. Donohue to act as teliers.
 The salaries were voted as follows: Collector, S10o; treasurer, $50; board of assistant, care of the auto truck s1oe fire police s25.
 officers were chosen as follows, the l tellers casting one ballot for each: Moderator Albert G. Martin; clerk, Will ] liam A. Hillard; treasurer, Claude l. i Spencer; collector, Charles J. Norris; trustee of the Peleg $. Barber memorial ! fund, Alberti R. Stillman; assessors, E. 1 E. Watrous, William A. Hillard, Frank L. F'urness; auditors, Alberti R. Still man, William A. HiIlard; fire wardens Charles J. Norris, Albert G. Martin l Edward W. Taylor; chief engineer,
 Pierce A. Morrison; first assistant
 Francis T McMahon; second assistant
 engineer, James Mcknight; third assist ant engineer, Noia Morse.
 Tho recsnnmendations of the board of
 engineers were taken up and acted upon las follows: It was voted to purcnaSe 500 feet of new hose; S25p to the Peleg S. Barber Hose Co. {; s250 for the installing of g shower bath in the hose house. A tax of three mills was laid, payable Oc- tober 1st, 1921, with interest at the rate of g per cent. on overdue taxes. The treasurer's and collectors bonds were fixed at S200O each. The treasurer was authorized to hire money to meet the needs of the district. An amendment to the by laws of the district was offered
 to make Section 2, Article V, to read as
 follows: ~Every company which shall be
 formed in accordance with the foregoing
 section may appoint their own officers
 subject to the approval of the engineers
 and make such rules and regulations as
 they may deem necessary, subject like wise to the approval of the engineers"
 This brought forth remarks from Geo
 R. McKenna, Thomas L. Dohohue, Al berti R. Stillnan, James Ryan and Eu gene A. Sullivan. It was deemed that
 Il would be out of order to act withou
 notice being in the call and the matter
 was held over for action later
 , 4 petition for the construction of { | sidewalk on the west side of Moss stree between West Broad and Palmer stree was presented. It was explained tha , many of the property owners had al
 ready laid down walks, and that the pc titioners wished to help in filling in thu unlaid portions A committee was ap 1, pointed to consider the matter, consist , ing of John 5. Clark and AbraIn Lewis 4 petiLion was presented requesting l the laying of sidewalks on the west sid of Morgan street and signed by a ma
 jority of the abutting property owners ] 1t was referred to the same committee. s Mrs Nellie T. Rose petitioned tha l consideration be given to the condition 2 of the walk in front of her property ol , West Broad street The committee wa v instructed to investigate this.
 Narragansett council, No. s1. K. of C. Il had minstrel show and smoker Tues , day evening, in the basement of tn n Church of the Immaculate Conception e About 300 of the members were present
 and the show staged by members of tn council proved a big success. The lsca . jokes pleased the audience especially, an \ the excellent soloists were heartily ap 2 plauded The program follows: Open : ing chorus. ensemble; end song, l Use ; to Love You, But It's All Over, Fran
 Lynch; tenor solo Down the Trail | V Home Sweet Home, Thomas Sullivan . end song. My Nanny. George P. Char C man tenor solo, That Old Irish Mothe ' ef Mine. Richard Lenihan end sons IL Ohio. John Mccormick; bass solo, Th ' Big Bass Viol, Dr. Harold F. Doyle - quartette, Wyoming, Richard ,Lenihal S Edward J. Butler, Charles St. Onge an L. Dr. Harold r. D-yle end song. IT -s Missing Mamn1ys Kissing, George Lamb S tenor solo, There is One Girl Martin = SpeIlman, Jr. closing chorus, ensembl VI Following the performance the member v, enj2yeG smoker and refreshments wei ~ served.
 Local Laconies
 De The second in q series. of meetings q, the farm bureau and the county agel .n was held Tuesday evening at the Dunn