Norwich bulletin., 1921-02-15


 have been on regular duty, and one five 1 days of the week only four men were on l duty as one man was off one day Ia l seven. When another man was out at meals there remained but tfire fegulaf men at the station. With the two platoon system four men will be on duty all the time and the men will work two shifts per day of 12 hours each with no time off for meals. Every week they viii change from day to night shife.
 Another resolution passed gave the police department the use of Gaf1eweli police signal box, equipped with colored light and telephone. This signal Is to be erected on Main street opposite the traffic officers stand With this sig1iai 1t will be possible for the chief to keep in touch with the traffic officer and at times when the police station is vacant citizens can reach an officer by oonheetiiS with the Main street tei4phofe
 A third resolution passed gave Mayor Gates the power to select three aldermen whose duties 1t would be to inquire into the prices of gas and electricity furnished Willinantic by the Rockville WilIimaiitic Lighting company, and if in their Jddg- n1ent it was Necessary to make appiica- ton to the public utilities commission and do all other things necessary l The committee on fire department was given permission to ptrchaSe ons deSei rubber coats and one dozen pairs of runA | Der boots.
 The meeting was eaiigd to order at [ o'clock by Mayor Charles A. Gates and Attorney P. J. Danahey Was given ep- portunity to speak for Solomon Kaldad,
 who wished to construct lunch room measuring 12x1s feet on land near the corner of Broad and Union streets. lie had been ref.ised permission to build by | Building Inspector Wade U. Webster who claimed the building he deaifed to construct of galvanized iron backed By l wood wa not freproof structure. At- torney Danahey stated that the city
 charter specified that the building in-
 spector was judge only ahsut the walls
 and roofing of the building and as gall vaaized iron was listed as proper mate rials in the eNarter he had no right to refuse permission to Haddad to build. It was voted that the matter be left in the hands of the fire committee, building in- spector and the corporation counsel
 The usual reports were read by Clefk Albert c. Scripture and were accepted. The report of Police Chief Daniel ]. Kill
 iourey was accepted. The report of City
 Health Officer pr. ". P. s. KeatlGk vas
 accepted as follows: Scarlet fever 1, To-
 ances 6. Superintendent of. Streets IT,
 win M. Ford rAported expenditures 6l s1,37545. The resignation of Clinton T. Wood, call r1embef of Truck eoiibahy
 Nc. 1, was accehted. Herbett B. Ladd , was applicant for ekil man for Hook and
 Ladder company tt6. 1. His application
 was accepted. It was voted that the eitS borrow $7,6ob as needed. The fekilai bills were read and accepted and ad : journfnent came at 1o.5t. Two long fA cesses prolonged the meeting, which va = Ioy1 zf ksf
 victor Cotton win ks ckakeea wiki < breach of the peace at police court thu
 (Tuesaay) morning. He, was arrestet , Monday afternoon by Chief KilioiIre, : upon complaint of a family Oh Raynk $ court. The young man. wA5 was takini q orders for crAyon pictures. had ob'ainei
 entrance to their home and refused t f leave when requested. HS had no liGens e permitting him to sell in ttis city. d The following people viii c5hstatuts :: reception committee tthe Heotef mas + meeting at the state af-mory on Pleasah l. street this tTuesiayl eveninai Mayo
 Charles A. Gates, Judge Otte B. Robin { son, Judge George E. Hin nth, e4-Maye r Daniel P Dunn, Rev. William C. N6rfil n Alphonse Chagnon. Jay Nj. Shepard an IS Charles H. Casweu, Mrs. John Refill e Mrs. Arthur Racieot, Mrs. j. M. Sh3parV h Mrs Daniel P. Dunn, Mrs. F. D. Jordai ,s Mrs A. ". Turner, Airs. Joseph M. Bel er ard, Mrs, Albert Fo sfnier. Mrs. 0. l. Robinson, Mrs. c. C.. Case. Miss jan y, Ashton and Miss Pauline Bill
 ol Tho repost of Chit4 sf Polies Dik |
 J. Killourey shows tki number of arrus e Ii fer January to have been 30, divided | r. Allows: Drunkenness 5. theft i, bread ,n of the peace and drunk 1, violating ftil, t. of the road 2. suspicieVs pefsofis :, bfeai E ing and entering 1, violation sf llqat y law, resisting officer l, eanbeszlenaent y manifest danger of falling into habits Ia vice>2, violation of probation 2. begsir n, and drunk l, violation of liqusf law re insane 1. rS These were disposed of as follow is Committed to industrial school for gir Id 3, released by chief 2, paid fines and cos ly 6, judgment suspended l, turned over St. other officers 3, execution of judgfne, ey suspended and iS charge of ptobatiSh Q e. ficer 1. continued I, Sent to Norwi,
 state hospital l. Tratnps lodged at st n tion 34. electric lights out 1y5 heut se value of stolen property recovered s eI complaints 197.
 IT The annual meeting of the Wiiliranht at Welfare bureau was held at their room " on Valley street Monday night IT
 | su Lincoln, who read the annual Ereetins t. The report ot the secretary was req a- which disclosed that 1,3J7 outside cal Id were made, 1906 of1te visits, i,es1 tel Ia phone calls, 166 letters were written, ,. telegrans sent, relief given to 17s. II
 treasurer's report showed total recsip
 ,s2.s0o.6S, expenses S2,2s7.5s. balance
 hand $ess.1s.
 The following directors were electe, NJ. E. Lincoln, Mrs R. H. Fenton, C. Risedorf, Mrs. George F. Taylor. Jam P. Bath, Dr. John r. Weldon, J. B. Cal zen, W. 4. Arnold, Andrew Roux, ]. Shepard. Mrs. c. c. Case. Mrs. ". Bowen. E. P. Cheshro. P. j. Laramie, E Sullivan, Samuel Chesbru, J. ! Beard Mrs. George A. Bartlett. Mrs ! . A. Dawson, Rev. A. D. Carpenter, Re Harry S. McCready. Rev j. J. papiilo
 Rev. Walter Borchert, Rev. John ClaT Rev. Harley Smith.
 It was voted to hold the next il1eetii !. the 2sth of this month. when the eiecti of officers will take place.
 
 Women teachers are fe longer ei
 bioyed in French schools for boys I
 authorization to employ them. grant
 during the war has been withdrawn, = cause the return to normal life
 made men teachers available.