Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-28

candidate for the office and appointed Aldermen William E. Webber and Louis J Flynn as tellers.
 Alderman Bowen was unanimously elected as Superintendent of the pumping station. to take office on and after July 2S. 1921, subject to his resignation as alderman-at-large.
 Following his appointment Alderman Bowen rendered his resignation and resolution was adopted accepting the same.
 Mayor Gates then appointed Alderman Weeber and Flyyn as tellers and an in formal ballot was cast to fill the vacancy of alderman-at-large, Raymond A. Park CT being unanimously elected for the of flee
 Aldermen Carlsen. Flynn and Cor poration Counsel William A. King were appointed to draw up resolutions If sym pathy to send to the famiy of the late George H. Allen. The meeting adjourn cd at S.30 o'clock.
 Prior to his, election as superintendent cf the pumping station Alderman Bowen had served two terms as alderman at large, and has held many positions on standing and special committees of the city. At the time of his appointment superintendent of the pumping station. he was chairman of the committees on streets, and finance, and was a member of the committees on claims fire, appro- priations, purchasing and highway com mission.
 The position as superintendent of the pumping station is an appointive position carrying with a yearly salary of $1.000 and use of the house at the pumping station with free rent and fuel MT. Bowen is judged as a man capable of caring for the needs of the city and his selection met with the approval of the all dermen. MT. Parker who succeeds him as alder man-at-large is connected with the Park er-Eliott Coal company and is a prom inent republican. In succeeding M-. Bow en he automatically assumes the chair | manshfp of the committees held by MT. Bowen and is a member of the other | standing and special committees. | An automobile accident between tn, | Buick car owned by A., Gluskin, of No l 20 Center street, and driven by his son 1 Reuben Gluskin. and a Cadillac caI driven by Fred Eadie, occurred Tues ! day near the entrance to the Williman | tic Camp Ground". Gluskin was comin:
 towards this city and before makin, ! the turn into the Camp Grounds h, 1 gave the sign, but Eadie tried to get b.
 and the crash followed Glaskin. for | moment lost control of his car whicl
 shot over to the right of the road mar.
 rowly missing the Rec truck owned an
 driven by Frank Gallina. of Churcl
 street, Willimantic. The Gluskin car sui
 fered a damaged left mudguard and brok
 en headlight on the same side of the au
 tomobile The Eadie car got off with bent bumper The accident was reporte
 to the police Il The four local Jitney men who wer
 refused the. privilege of operating be tween this city and Norwich are plan
 ming to attend the hearing to be held a 1 the superior court rooms in this city thi
 CThursday) afternoon, when an applics tion of a Danielson man for a run be tween that borough and Willimantic wi be considered. The local men hope {
 get heaing on their project for the rout that will not conflict with the Willimar 1 tic-Norwich trolley line.
 . No 4 mill of the American Threa
 Company closed down Wednesday af
 ernoon when the main driving belt bt
 came loosened at one section where T had been spliced. The break was nc
 noticed until after the engines had bee
 shut down for the dinner hour.
 Miss Irene Randall and a class Methodist Episcopal girls are enjoyin
 an outing at the grove in the Willimant