Norwich bulletin., 1921-09-13

Emilio Chiapella, of Uruguay, and An- tonic Valdez Longaray, of Peru, South | America, arrived at the local Y. M. c. 4. Monday evening about 6:30 and put l up for the night Today (Tuesday) they will set out on their last hike, Spring 1 field, Mass, their destination. They ex- pect to arrive there by nightfall. | MT. Chiapella and Mir. Longaray are attending the Y M c. A. college at
 Springfield taking course in physical
 culture. Upon the completion of their course at the college they are to return to their homes in South America to take I up work in physical culture. Both state that the field in that line in South America offers great opportunities for young men.
 They arrived in this country early in the spring and entered the summer class at the college. August 1st, at the clos I ing of the summer term, both decided that they would like to see something of this country Soon after they set 1 out from Springfield and hiked north ward through New Hampshire, into Yer
 mont, down along the Green Mountains. and over into New York state, going as far as Albany. They returned through
 Massachusetts to Springfield and rested for about week, then set out once more. This time their walking trip carried them
 into Rhode Island. and through Con
 necticut cities as far west as Bridge port Here they took to the sound, go- ing over to Long Island. Hiking the length of the island they arrived at
 Greenport Monday. Sailing frora that lplace the arrived in New London Mon
 day afternoon about 4 o'clock. The trip [ was then resumed and this city was their destination. Today completes their
 hike and trip that has taken them several thousand miles.
 . Having spent so much time in the , open both are pictures of health. They 1, are dresed in clothing convenient for . hiking and carry packs weighing over , fifteen pounds.
 ii They are planning for a big trip in [ the summer of 1922 when San Francisco , will be their objective. They will make l the trip to the west coast and return by 7 foot, covering different routes while on : the hike so as to see as much as pos sible of that section of this country.
 The report of Chief of Police Daniel
 J. Killourey shows 49 arrests for August, !. divided as follows: drunkenness 12; as- 5 sault 8 breach. of peace '; violation of I city ordinance f violation of auto law 4; drunk and peace of the peace l theft ! of chickens I; defrauding boarding house keeper : breaking and entering 1 recS- e less driving 4 theft 1 drunk, interfer- | ing and resisting officer l. drunk and 3 driving motor vehicle 3 gambling4; !; vio- lation liquor law 2.
 The cases were disposed of as follows I committed to pail 3 released by chief 5 B. nolled 3; paid fines and costs Is I judgment suspended 3 turn ed over to e other officers 4 i; execution of judgment e suspended and in charge of probation officer g. nolled by payment Of cost e continued 3; appealed 1.
 T Tramps lodged in station house
 electric lights out 149 hours, value of e staIcn property recovered s75; lost child e found and returned l.; bicycle found | s complaints 1so.
 e The democratic caucus, held Monday d night in the town hall, with about 15f n present, marked the retirement of T. D d Donohue democratic registrar Of v5ter' = for the past 12 years MT. Donohue q was given the nomination but declined y in favor of Thomas H. Shea. a ' D vet
 eran. Attorney P. J. Danihy nonlinat
 ed ex-Mayor Daniel P. Dunn for frs selectman but MT Dunn declined fol = reasons best known to myself" and en : dorsed the nomination of Frank M Lin con. There were contests on tax col :. lector and one constable. The ticke1 . nominated was as follows: Assessor = Joseph Gaudreau; board of relief. Geo :. B. McCracken; first selectrnan, Franf
 
 :, M Flint town clerk, rank P. Fenton T town treasurer, Frank P. Fenton; agen U of town deposit fund, Bert E. More; au Y ditor, John H. Morrison; tax collector ' William H. N Mckinley; constahles Thomas J. Xii 'ourey, William D. Kelly u Andrew W. Agozalek. Patrick P. Nor - iarty; registrar of voters. Thomas H ~ Shea; town school committee, Mrs 'I Mary Driscoll, Hormisdas Dion Al 1l ;ol,a oil u tor, "A to 51, by MT. Mckinley. # The meeting of the board of aIdcrmel Monday night, with Mayor Gates gre f. siding, transacted it's business after ad
 journing for a time on account of tn
 democratic caucus. The following wa " principal business transacted: report. er of police and street departments read IS sidewalk applications tota'ling hal CT mile in length cn Pleasant street wer th approved, the extension of South Par Id street accepted. and the following ar d. plications for cal hremen accepted n, Charles E. Cyr, George w I.a-l1in. A Id thur W. Swanson. It was voted to 1T " stall an electric motor at the city io C. plant Property owners on the sout y. side of Main street between Walnut an on the railroad track will be called Defor at the board to see why they should nc H. construct cement sidewalks. The grad es on Lebanon avenue, incorrectly estat d, lished in 1915, was corrected with
 resolution. A special city meeting wi @ be called in the near future to vote c ~S an appropriation of $7,000 to comp et
 the work of building sidewalks IT
 present appropriation of $15,000 E practically exhausted.
 News Briefs
 Word has been received that Mrs.
 Greene is on the road to recovery fo to lowing painful injuries received in Ric se ford Vermont, when she was thrown ne considerable distance by an enraged el sv phant The animal later the same ds ed nearly killed it's keeper and had to nd shot.
 iii Mr. and Mrs. Fred L. Taylor al . daughter Shirley of No. 122 Drid to street have returned home from a t Tiy days vacation spent in Providenc
 Washington and Greene, R. I.
 Misses Anna Shea and Helen Bran
 field left Monday for Atlantic City. f
 two weeks vacation.
 Word has been received that pr. Jol
 E Weldon and John Weldon, IT,, will a
 rive in this city September 21st. Tn
 sailed from Southampton, England, Sc
 E ternber 9th.
 Mrs. Joseph W. Eubacher of Brookly
 N. Y, is spending the month with h
 sister, Miss Mabel Johnson, of Prospe