Norwich bulletin., 1921-07-12

test at the Y M. c. A Monday held in connection with the free swimming les s3.rs now beng given at the Y Russell ;ftey, the winner, showed both speed ard form as the result of the training received. He was awarded a years mem bershp4 Other boys who competed were Arthur I,eClair, Alva Loiseile, Ed ward McSweeney, Ansel Arnold, Roderick Beaulieu. Raymond Ladd, Raymond Sy- pher, Armill Billedeau. and Won Monass.
 The swimming class meets again the coming Thursday The girls of the swim ming clas sare to hold their contest this (Tuesday) morning in the pool.
 Funeral services for Amos L. Hathe- way were held Saturday morning at the Windham Center cemetery following the arrival of the body from Mystic. Rev. A. W. Clifford, pastor of the Windham Gen. ter Congregational church officiated. The casket was placed in the receiving vault at the cemetery.
 Funeral services for Geodge A. Hunt ingtoA were held Monday afternoon at 2.30 o'clock at the funeral parlors of Jay NJ Shepard Rev. Arthur D. Car penter, pastor of the First Baptist church officiated. This (Tuesday) morning the body will be forwarded to sharon, Mass There will be q service at Sharon at
  land will officiate. Burial will be in Rock Ridge. cemetery, Sharon-
 0viiIa Roger Benoit infant son of OWilla and Georgianna Dumas Benoit died Monday morning at their home, Nc 19s Main street from infantile trouble. The funeral was held from the parents home Monday afternoon at o'clock Buriel was in St. Joseph's cemetery. Funeral services for Thomas H. Young were held Monday morning at o'clock
 from his home. Requiem high mass was sung at St. Mary's church South Coven- l try at ten o'clock by Rev. James Me i Guinness, pastor of the church. There was a large attendance and beautiful 1 floral tributes were received. As the 1 body was borne into the church Mrs. A. W. Turner and Mrs. Henri Mathieu sang, Abide With Me" At the the offertory, 70 Saiutaris'' was sung and for a wait l ing hymn Mrs Turner and Mrs. Mathieu
 sang, Beautiful Isle of Somewhere. The bearer were Joseph uiElan, Joseph Af- ] Heck Henry and John Costello. A com initial service VII sread at the grave in, i St. MaFy's cemetery by Father MeGin-
 ness. Kiliourey Brothers were in charge of the arrangements.
 1 The July meeting of the board of al-
 dernen was held in the common eoun- EnOHudy evening with all councilmen present. Mayor Charles A. l Gates presided The report of the sup erintendent of street for June was ae- cepted showing expenditures amounting l to $1,S23.90. The usual course was voted
 on second reading of the following side walk applications: Cohen and Rotelate, 75 feet on Pleasant street; John c. Lin
 eoln, 80 feet on Main street; Napoleon
 Bacon, 76 feet OF Main street; Catherine 1 Moran 50 on Valley street; Russian Or l thodox church, 45 on Valley street; Peter ] Yonclas, 40 feet on Main street. There
 was the first reading on the following applications; For sidewalk instructions:
 Moses B. Haddae 40 feet on the North l side of Union street Elisah T. Lynch 50 | feet on the south side of Valley street !;
 Turner and Trowbridge, 50 on the north side of Main street; Mary L. Turner. 45 45 feet on the noFth side of Main street 1;
 A. J. Martineau, 42 feet on the south aide of Union street; American Thread | Co.,, on Pleasant street; William P. Jer- dan, 75 feet on &he south side of Main street; Louis B. Wilson, 215 feet on the 1 west side of Bridge street; and Robert
 Johnston, 60 feet on the west side of ] Bridge street
 1 A drain-laycr's license was granted the ! firm of Walsh and Mccarthy, subject to the approval oi tae corporation counsel An application from Steven J. David and fourteen others for the acceptance of 1 CharIes and David streets in what is
 known as riverside park was referred to 1 the street committee for Investigation and report
 The library committee was authorized
 to cause necessary changes in the light I ing system in the public library A res | olution was adopted authorizing the po-
 lice department committee to cause ar- 1 other signal to be installed near the june
 ton of Main and Ash street An appli- cation was received from Thomas E.
 Bowman for assignment as a call man in 1 the fire department, was accepted and
 he was assigned to Hose Co. l.
 The claims committee was instructed
 to investigate a bill of $13260 from David P. Ahearn for construction of 102 feet of cuEbng on the American Thread Co. property at the intersection of Ives and Durham street; it being under stood at the time that the city was to pay for the sidewalk and not for the
 curb. Following recess the following 1 resolution was adopted. No person shall park an automobile or other Ve-
 hicie on the east side of that part of
 North street between the westerly ex- tension of the north line of the Shay property, 50 caled and the westerly ex- tension Of the north line of the Hill
 property, So called, provided that pro- hibition against parking shall be en-
 forced and in effect only during the
 hours from o'clock a. n. to 6 o'clock D. m.
 The police department committee Is
 10 cause suitable signs to be erected and
 a fine of not more than five dollars shall
 be imposed on violators in that respect
 Henry Hornberger and other residents
 of West Park street appeared before the
 board once more in regard to the accept
 ance of that street. and the installation
 of city water in their houses
 The board took rising vote to have
 the city engineer take measurements tn
 find out the approximate cost of this
 work. The meeting adjourned at 945