Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-29
WILLIMANTTC

the council was the vote of most of the l. citizens ,qf Willimantic who have seen to t that the local department is fully ttb- t6rized. The. fire debartfnent how has a per86nhel Of s5 ffiehI made Up ks follows one Shief efklfiesr, thFes assistant en- giReefS, Six fire police, eight paid men, and 4S call men. The department under | the old system had five men at Engine eofiiSAnS N6. 1. Thfse new i1en, ali ex- hFeniSn, have been. added to the force. ThSy afe William L. Smith. Amos Bar | Der and Edmund J. Peloquin. Four of the | eight members 6f the company saw ser vice in Franee-Lieut Henry ]. Kelley, | Charles 4. ReynOids, Patrick ]. Haggefty | and Amos Barber.
 Bat idfee cks1Sss had to bS made in the rules and reEulationS of the fire de- l partment to c6Ser the, double platoon sys- tenn, and they now read as follows section sEvsty permanent member of the hfg depSftinsht Shall give His en- tire time. t6. the interests 0f said depart rneht and shall always be at the station t6 wfieh he is assigned, exespt when cail- | ed away by an aiSffn of. fire, Or When directed By his superior 6fficef to perform othef work, 6r when permitted t6 De ab- sent By the eiief.
 1 The permanent neribers of the depart- rient shail be divided ift6 two piatoons, | namely, First platoon and Second platoon. l On days when one platoon is doing a
 24 hour chift the off platoon will report for duty fr6m 6 D. m, tp p. tfi. to allow
 the men Oh the long shift one hour off for
 supper.
 1 Each member shaii be allowed 14 days vacation ddflti6 the year, without loss of 1 pay. Time of vacation t0 be fixed by the chief Engineer Members apbiyiffE for Special Have 6f absence Will be Required to fafhish snbstitute to tie satisfaction
 of the ,oificer in cofhitiand 6f the company.
 Seetioh s-All perhnaReft fiefhbers ex- egpt when oh auty of as d result thereof o'cl6ck ?. n, unless excused by chief or captaih. They shall yacats their beds hot later than o'clock a. m. The oecr- Bant 6f each bed Will bs fequifed to make Up tie safie and Will Be held responsible
 fof its conditions as regard cleanliness.
 Section 7-Aii befnianeft members at
 all times except Oh leave of 4bsehce or engaEed in mSrnink duties. must wear the pfeseribed uniforms and no other A fine
 of one days pay will De imposed for each violation of the rule. All perinanert fnem-
 bsfS shall yeat the rFescFibed uniform
 when coming on duty and when being re-
 lieyed from duty. All beFhareht riienn-
 bers when off duty sRsii report to head
 quarters on all company calls and general
 alafns. No Der1riahent member while off
 duty shail leave the eity without leave of
 the, chief or acting chief. .
 It was prescribed that uniforms shall
 De made of blue cloth, of a dark shade.
 The summer uniform shall be worn from
 May to Oct. l. Winter uniform to be worn during the remainder of the year and shall be similar to the summer uni form.
 Rev. H&fry s. MeCfeGdy of the First
 Congregational church is to speak at the
 meeting of tie Ashford Welfare associa- ti6n to he held at Bakers haIi, Warren.
 ville, this (Friday1 srefiig. It is ex- : pected that many Willimahtie people Will . attend the meeting, as a fine entertain. !, hieht pfosrsta has been afranged. Easter sunday Sf the Russian orthodos , church falls oh Sunday, May list. and special services afe to Be held. Services were held at I o'clock Thursday night and will be held at that hour tonight kFridayl, with the Easter procession , Midnight service. will be held Saturday , night Beginning at 12 o'clock and iastini to o'clock Sunday morning, with Eastel processions. Easter. Sunday service Sun. day morning at 10 o'clock, with holJ l communion.
 '' Only two mora days remain to nay foj
 dog license and, according to figures an nounced Thursday; but 200 out of the 5ot [ dogs in this town have been fitted ou with the 1921 tags.
 n The Sorority of the Methodist churci : Is to hold the annual banouet tonigh (Friday) at the church. A program O [ entertainment has been arranged. Ka9Ie; the year Sld dauEhter of MI : and Mrs. Alexander Magora of Chestnu n Hiil diea wednesday night from conyul { siens. The funeral was held Thursda, I afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the house ! with services at the Russian Orthodo church on valley street at s o'clock [ Burial vas In the Russian cemetery a ! North Windham Tne Kiliourey Brother 2 2 were ih charge.
 The bSAy of Joseph A. C1ercy. s5, wh i died in Paterson, N. l.. Tuesday, arrive 0 in this city Thursday aftefnoon and wa # taken in charge by Jay N. Shepard.
 There kas aa aatssaSbile ncsideht s l. the 3thcti0n of Church and valley street T, Thursday evening about s.45 when I. Dodge sedan operated by F.&N D. Jorda ,s of this city collided with Ford car own R ca and 9riten by Fled W. DefninR of N 7. fl f-2 Spring street Mir. Dehiing's ca T. was damaged Somewhat, the front axl ' being bent. Mr. Jordan's car lost thre \, spokes 5ut of the left rear whegi M a Jordan was broceedihs up Church stree 1 and Mir. Dsmlhg down Valley, and IS passing at the corner the reaf left whe, ,e 6f the Jordan eaf hooked into the Ia,
 front wheel of Mir. Defnifik's car Bot ,S cars had several passenEers but So or . was Injured. The men fsakhed k setfI5 1. nient in the matter.