Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13

viii not have It's boundaries altere4 - der the arrangements io be made provide for the election of an additonh congressman-the sixth--frop Connecn- eui- .-.
 Delegates from ali of the Grapees h this section were 10 Hartford WedneA- isy. attending The annual session oi ne State Grange. .1t.is of local interest that resolutions have be;n introduced oppos- ing daylight saving. s .Ilevt. Robert Bridgeman of the stats police was in Putnam in .connection wltn business in this end of the state on "ea- nesday. ... E
 A number of Putram people were h | PoEnSreS to attend a dance at A. Q. H. hall Wednesday evening. ,. .s
 Mrs Henry Hickey. for many years resident of Ponlfre- Is dead At her. shsre | in that place. She leaves three daeBn- ters,' Mrs. Katherine Murdock and Mss Mary Hickey of Pomfret and Ars- yHei- lie Clemons c{ East Brooklyn.
 | Men here who 'r"wztch the zFnafker | were enconr.fsed when they sCznned weSintsday's. ffnsncial page in the news- papers to' nnre the howard %trcnd sf A number of stocks listed.
 Rev .Cnarles F.. Bedard psstor of S- Mary's church. has been in Canada for visit with his father. !s
 Lester A. Jewell of New London vas visitor with friends in Putnam on Wednesday.
 The laying of of more men on she ie- cal division of the New Haven road has not affected working forest fn this. city. but will mtan changes in the makeup Of some. of the crews operating through Putnam. '-;
 Ice dealers are beginning to worry about retting an ice crop. There was open water or. even small bodies of water ;H this city on "Wednesday and January. usually providing much cold weather, is rapidly sliPping away,
 YIn. the eky council ehasber Fuss- day evening the annual city meeting vas held. with Aldermen Johnson. Dean. wheeiock, Duffy: Dugas. Psdgett and Fox. Mayor Marcy and City. Clerk Ryan present The meeting was called to srder at 7ie by the mayor. The report Of , tht captain of police. John H Buhxer, showed seventeen arresrs during De- , cember Twenty-ene tramps were iodged. The report was accepted- and hieA The mix inDector's report waa nlDo accepted and placed on file
 <, Two requests for building permits. eBs for permission to build two dwellings oz 1, so,rh Main street and the other ts eyn- - vert a barn on School street into a house were /granted. The question of : | granting more permits for the instai1a- ton. of gasoline pumps and tanks al m | .he main street came up. when c leeteF :. | from Nunroe and Brown was read. ask- , | ing for permission 10 install one near . | their piace of business on School street | IL was stated that this was a very dang - erous corner. and that the matter shouid n be carefully, considered before the re- 3 quest was granted IL was decided ts : lay,the matter on the table. ussf1 tbe | rules and ordinances committee and the {, highway committee draw up an srdiB- ance governing the .locsltinn of the tarlrs
 letter w1s read from P. C. HorrrA . | in regard 10 the taxes on some chttis i which he keeps outside the city limata , which the city is asking him to pay Re n fefred 10 finance eorrnittee. -s 70
 Tn. report .f ArehibsIS MseSsualG Jr. tax collector. showed that taxes .. 2 over sso 900 had been eeilecfeo .whieh ' represented practically all Of the csnee' = | able taxes IT -.The council voted not tp pay 'hs eiairr Is of Ms. Angelo for inturies received ,froe ]. fan last winter. Al the ttrner of. tb' 70 was praciical.y. impoAsibie- 10 keep aA | Y the city sidewsiks sapded. 7 The 'report of the city tfeasifrer. chas - H Brown, showed receipts for tha ysn, : from. all sources of Sssdss. %. Tns deh
 of the city increased during ghe .pan | year aboU ten thousand dillarI. moW - Ss taiinE over sls5 900. The report os "a q water department showed that at th r end of the year the dena rtr-ent had | ly balance on hand of ti5,sit.fS.
 In his report the thsaIth snser, p.ss
 A. Gardner dveh upon the needs q
 larger appropriation to- cover the ~z ID penser of the department He fecorr
 niended that a means of gzr6ars dir posaf be installed this year. The -repo,
 was aocepted. Capain of Police John H. Bsiirer. {
 his report recommendes that. sa addl
 bonsI man he added to the force for dA
 'lutva The recommendation was feferfS
 Q the police committee
 Int chief of the are depa rtusent. O I
 Arnold. stated that the fire coroany ur
 in good condition. but greatly handlea,
 ped by having no motor driven hook \
 ladder vehicle. He recomznended thr
 such vehicle be purchased The r-,
 ommendatio= was referred to the a,
 committee. i'hs city eierk vas autho-s
 ed to accept bids for the pubiieattsn
 tho 1921 city register. Tre rav,
 stated that he would read his an,r repor; to ti.e esuneilr>en st the ns,
 meeting 6f the council. at whlch seye-- TT I L.