Norwich bulletin., 1921-01-13

wboAinspeeted tho rnaaner In which < had been prepared for shipment.
 SIsysr A. " I7sssyA s,sld B Bsdse.ds1 neTEinE, Following TueSday evenings meeting. of thes common council, that his
 sl=pdings eommittee Appointments of the council widi 1pt Le ann0unced until the nexa maetIng of that body, owing 10 un- | expected ;eifrutnstatces which prevented his ma king them at tthis aweek's meeting.
 Mayor Marcy said that no plaps forsspe ciar work -beyoutt .,the careful and econ-
 omical management of. the chy's aftairs
 has been outlined for thls, year. ~
 { There h asray sf promise fer bet
 ter business in fthe fsx that freight
 shipments through this ratY are bcsinnine
 to increase and noted among the trans
 ter and .'throussr fteight. handied- from
 trains through Putnam dp-ing Int. pres
 ent week have been quantities of raw cnteoh and lpfJnf csoths. This is taken as an indication that some actii ity is
 becoming hiahifes afnonr buyers of tex
 tiles ani that The. ihahSf lecturers may
 soon Dc. 'rectiyipg orders tlat win war can't resuniIng operatl6nssAt their plants.
 4 nas fsfss. sud ieSs,s was imposed l by Judge Geissser at "Wednesday morn ing's. session of ite city court on eff ton Wood Of New Bedford, operator of a
 
 ! company. This heavy penalty was i'm posed; because rhe. truck vas carrying .
 load In e4cess Of the maximum limit al. l loved by the law in Connecticus, the to. s tal weight of the truck and its load O. | blcupwards' of 90 bales of -coton being 29.. e z7o pounds, an txoess over the limit oi l. 5,21O pounds.
 Wood was on his way uo from .Ba.ti, ', to Putnam. intending to go ou, over ih' 4 Che2aehet highway Into Rhode 1slaut U when he was overtaken by Inspector Johnson. of the state motor vehicle de
 partment. Inspector Johnson be.ieNnd [ . wise D permit Wood to drive on int Putnam. where. scales of sufficient ca pseity toeweigh the truck. and it's i1ai are available. before. placing hira unde s arrest, and this he did. .. ---- is Wood was; fined under a statute llm.: se ing the tosal weight ot motor true = and Its load to not more tan 2@O0
 pounds. There is-anntherr statrte s.nls ,s which lnspsctor Johnson wished thr eas IL prosecuted, this statute setting fort ths " fines may be, inflicted for driving exssi y- uyely loade1s motor vehicles over an he highwaI in the state which is posted 2 ae to load limits. As 1t could not be show a. that the highways where the load m question had. been driven, are poste nd Judge Geissler refused to act under th. he statute, so the comn,zint against Woo a was amended to make prpsecrtion poss he be under the weight limit ssatute H. was stated by officials here thi he Woods arrest was made at the reque he of the state, higHwa department. i h. ET'ecteri Johnson being sent sout especia lis ly to gel him. Repeated warnings ha, oh been made to- trdcEing eoneefns again ie- running cyertJaded. truc.se en Connect ne cut highways- Some truckers have fan rd to heed. these. Woods arrest IS it .e- first in this section for a law violatii er- of this kind. . ci- In court, Attorney Howard e. Bra
 ford. acted as ptosecut6r and Wood W we represented by Attorney ysF F. .caspe ist ter. The fine and costs were pad. of A ,HaFtforl -Tan.r of "Wednesday ii on edr Senator. .Archibald Macdonald of Il 1t city and distric.. as, chairulan. hI the St m ate of the iuiDortant Roads, Rivers a nE Bridges committee of which he Sns | ent senate chairpan' lsst session. Mrs. ]. H. Bulser and daughter. Ora ck- have. returned from q visit with re Va lives in in'Northalnptcn. 5:.
 ere 1t;is claimed that tnis.' the Second c, om gressienal district is the only one u aA-t q <