Norwich bulletin., 1921-04-05

The council as a body passed the town solicitor to take care of the legal business tof all of the departments of the town.
 William J. Nichols and |. lbert H. Langworthy were reappointed commits sioners @ appraise damage done by dogs.
 Russell l. Slocum was reappointed a special constable under the dog law to enumerate the canines in town. By recommendation of the water com missioners R. A. Sherman's Sons com pany was awarded the. contract for the sIperstructure of the pumping station on Canal street in connection with the new sewerage system, their bid being $1.- 12o.
 :. victualing licenses were granted to Dubrelle & Galin and Harry A. Peck ham.
 The Bradford Dyeing association base ball club made application to play Sun ] day baseball at Douglas park. Bradford, from Apriy 10 to. the last Sunday in De- tober A public hearing was ordered ad- vertised.
 Mipl licenses were granted to Jame. J A. Saunders. Alcot A. Main. G. F. Clark. Christopher Panceria and Earl | Norman.
 i Superintendent of Health Samuel c. Webster, N. D., reported two cases of diphtheria and four cases of measles during the month of March.
 Chief of Police Thomas E. Brown re- ported six arrests during the past month.
 The following bills were voted paid Tain Brothers s5e0. Eugene Knight. S5 c. ". Hoxie. s5; Robert Resell. s2o I James Maxwell. s2.2o; John Thompson s16.so; R. L. Slocum. s5 f; F. c. Ahern
 s2L1s; Alexander Aitken. ss; overseel of poor. s512.s7; Herbert Coy, $1L15
 town hall lights, $17.6c; street lights
 s255.7S: H. A. Cunning. BIO; William
 Segar Co., S5110: Alexander Mitchell
 &s.. Westerly Auto Tele. Co.,, S425
 Utter Co.,. s4.1os C. c. Stanton Co. SEAS: sewerage bL742.15; water works
 s1.7774s
 Miss cle~entine E. Jordan sf Nor.
 wich was the feature entertainer at tn. Westerly Music club concert held oi
 Monday evening at the home of Mrs. Ed
 ward Coy of E., street. Mrs. Coy wal
 Miss Ruth Lord of Norwich. Miss Jor
 dan's violin solos were very well re
 ceived by the local musicians and shi
 was forced to play several encores. Mis- \ Jordan is well known, in musical cir
 cles throughout New London county , having begun her public appearance f when . student at the Connecticut Col lege for Women. She is at present member of the New London Symphon
 orchestra and is instructor in Spanis and English at Buckley High school. Tn
 programme of the evenings nun1Jer follows:
 English music-For piano: A Son.
 From the East, Evening Idyle. Playtim,
 Cyril Scott, Miss Dorothy Stillvell Cur | N.
 voice, Cycle of Life, Ronald, Mrs. Ralp
 Briggs; paper, English Music, Mr
 Lloyd Briggs; for violin. Serenade, Jc
 seph Haydn Nodding, Glenn. E. Jordan s Serenade, Pierne; Hungarian Dance, N, c s, Brahms, Miss Clementine E. Jordsl
 Mrs. Frank Ahern, accompanist. e Receipts at the Westerly post enae n. for the first quarter of 1921 show = total of s1e,752.4e, as against Ss,542O |. for the same period last year. Thes V figures show net gain of S1,21034, (
 a percentage increase of 12 per cen " Postmaster Thomas Lenihan feels CT l. couraged by this substantial increas s especially since the business condition d as a while were much better last yea e than they are now. If the volume ( e is expected that the total receipts fc .s 1921 will exceed s5o.oo0 for the fir # time in the history of the local office. z George RAinvilIs and Miss Grace Ho n land, both of Westerly were united > marriage Monday morning at tf Church of the Immaculate Conception I -e Key. Laurence J. Kelledy. The bric le YVES unattended. Following the cer, 7. mony the couple left for a short wis a at the home of the groom's parents II Arctic. They will make their home II Westerly. the groom being employed IS the Mohican company.
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