Norwich bulletin., 1921-12-07

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$4,000, the original appropriation hay
j ing been set at $4,000.
The meeting was called to order BY
| Moderator Frank Il. Foss, and Mavor
Charles A. Gates was chosen chairman
Of the meeting. City Clerk Albert c.
Scripture read the clauses of the warn,
ing and they were taken up in order by
tne 70 voters present. On motion Of
! Frank II. Fcss clause one, "te accent the
reports Of tho city clerk, treasurer, and
city officsyH,~ was adopted and ordered
placed on file. Clauses two, three, and
-FOUR, were acted on together at the mo
| ton Of Mr.. Foss, That the city a,pprc-
PIRATE and authorize and empower the
common council to appropriate and ex-
| pend the following sums Of money this
day voted for the use and benefit Of the
severei departments Of said city FOR the
ensuing year. The appropriations totalled
$1Ss.o0.
James P, Bath offered the following
amendment: That the budget of the city
for the fiscal year be amended by ap-
propriatfng the sum OF $4,000 to be ex-
pended fer permanent improvements on
Main street. was adcpted, and the
amended budget calling for an appropri-
alton Of $4,000 was adopted.
Clause five, authorizing the common
council to borrow sums not to exceed
slzs,Oe0 to use for city departments. WAS
Adopted.
The meeting adjourned at ais after
being in session sixteen minutes
| Morarfsass Dion, Democratic candidate
Tor mayor, defeated in Mondays election
by two votes by Mayor Charles A.
Gates, republican, sanHG1nced Tuesday
that he would flo 2, petition for q re-
count saying: u was led 70 believe from
the returns Of the different wards that
was elected BY q majority Of from TIVE
to eight votes All I want Is my rights
and I will see that I get them" Mr.. Dion
stated that any further views he had of
Mondays election he would make known
later when he had decided upon the
course he intends to pursue as petitioner
for a recount.
Judge %iiliana NJ. Maitbie has netf-
fed Edgar n. Warner, clerk OF the gu
perior court, and Sheriff Charles A
Gates that owing to the big docket Of
criminal cases in the Hartford county Eu-
Ssrior court that he would be unable to
sit In this city this week. He had pre-
viousiy planned to come here FOR We'd
neSday and Thursday but later found this
would not be possible,
Attachment hss heen served on LIN
berg & Street, & Boston firm, for the
amount OF $500 Por Frank Gllancione,
. proprietor OF the Temple street garage.
The case IS returnabie before the Wind
ham county superior court on the first
Tuesday In January. Damages Of $1J5:19
! are claimed by the plaintiff.
Tire property Of PhiloInITle Cote has
been attached for the amount Of $4,000
/ for Della Lsvailey. The case Is return
able TO the Wtndhanl county superior
; court the first Tuesday OF January. Dam
ages Of $500 are claimed by the plain
tiff who alleges that the sum mentioned
: was ent 20 the defendent and never re-
turned.
The Christmas sale conducted By the
ladies Of the First Baptist church has
! thus far been q success. a novel method
OF raising money was introduced and al
noon Tuesday s29 had been raised, The
: plan IS as follows: Each member of the
! congregation receives an aprop and Is
requested to fit the apron to his or her
waist, and for every inch measured
l to drop penny into the pocket ~ tie
: apron. This plan is somewhat hard on
the fat man, but no kicks have been reg
I istered yet.
; The New Haven Kaceys face the Will
mantle Kaceys tonight (Wednesday) in
fhe third league game of the season
; | The locals viii have as players, Be1sir
: D. Murphy. KieTaas, Cornell and Sum.
: nlers.
/
; | Willinantic ma8le split as and Daniel
q Son polished board rollers is scheduled
:, for this wednesday, evening. The To-
= cal honor will be upheld by the follow
e ing quintet OF star bewlers: Piche, Grab.
y Of FaneheF, Noel and Jacobs
Funeral services for John II. Bards
2 ley were held Tuesday afternoon at .
\ O'Clock from No. 81 North street. Rev
s Harry S. AcGready conducted the ser.
. vice. Burial vas III the Wtlimantic lem.
etery in charge Of jay II. Shepard.
funeral ser'sces for Mrs. Joseph
:. ChaEnioe7lin were held Tuesday 1nornine
al $50 O'clock from her home Oh Ma.
4 chine Shop Hill, South Windham
Requiem high mass at st. Mary's cbI1rci
n THIS city II 70 o'clock was sung by ]
D. !. fai'iiioa. Special music was furnish.
4 90 by The choir with Mrs. joseph p
sfaUdleau at the organ This bearers We're
1 fred Leste, Fred Cardinal. Adelard Blai,
ana Metus Rivers. Burial was in the
1 Chamberiin family lot in the Wirdharn
q cemetery. services at the grave beins
conducted by Rev. J. j. Papillen
ii Brlef Notes.
Mrs. A. e. Dimoclz Of WATERFOWL
! Mass, is spending several days with Mrs
F. u. Staebner.
III William Harold, carrier Of the foca
] post office is Ill with measles at hi,
! home. Substitute Carrier William Gee
is on duty
II Thomas Hesly has returned TO Nev
I York after visiting relatives in seuti
4 Win1hagn.
II DR.. Hugh 3. Carnpbei. Of Nor1z;cI, :;
I to hold a clinic this wednesday, even
ing at the Red Cross rooms on Mai,
/ street.
III Aaron Slick from Punkin Cr;cIz, wa
presented at the Methodist Eniscarsi
4 church Of South Coventry Tuesdav ey
ening by the Wiliimantic Methodist Ennis
4 ee'al cast, The play met with IT'S usua
4 success.
III Mr.. ana Mrs. Harry Sullivan sg Beg
ION are visiting Mr.. Suliivan's parents
I Ar. ana Mrs. Daniel e. Sullivan,
III n. A FourHier OF New Orleans. Nh
mas been away From Wiiiinantic for RI
past three years is to arrive here g
- Saturday to srend the winter with hi
father. Pierre Fournier.
= District Deputy Harry C. Brown 6
1 New Britain will visit Wiliimantic toelr
Z Of Eiks, No. 1911, this wednesday, az
I ening 4 social evening is planned. an
sostea entertainers have been secur
I ed. 79s04
Il superintendent Frank Wilson and Il,
teen district teachers 4rorn Wsaterfer(
1 Oily Lyme, and Salem were visitors .
4 the Williusantic State Normal School, O.
1 Monday.
1 Miss May CeEgdoa. daughter Of Fran
W. cengdon, superintendent OF the stat
sapitoi, has been appointed an office des,
uty IN the income tax department by IN