Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-13
NORWICH BULLETIN
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u tt Church Street Eclephona lue@ full quota of members of the school board including the recently elected tneulber T.. Leo Thompson, was present at the regular monthly meeting held in lfhe probate office at the town building "Wednesday evening The board reor- zanized for the ensuing year hy re-elect- ing pr. Frank E Guild chairman and .Ezbert A. Case secretary. The chair tthsn appointed the following members to fthe various subcommittee;
 Teachers; H. Clinton Lathrop, Frak 1E. Guild, William J. Sweeney. Hormidas Dion and Mrs. Robert II. Fenton.
 Properties, Repairs and Insurance :; Walter R. King and Dr. w. P s. Keat- anE.
 Transportation: Walter R. King, Dr. w. P. s. Heating and l.. Leo Thompson. Library and Textbooks Mrs. Robert II. fenton. l.. Leo Thompson and William J.. iSVeeney
 Evening School Hormidas Dion. Wal Her R. King and Mrs Robert H. Fenton. Graduation Exercises Mrs Robert H. fenton. Walter R. King and |. Leo 5hourssn.
 Auditors: Hormidas Dion and H. Clin- Con lsathrop
 The members present were Dr. Frank D. Guild. Dr. William J. s. Heating. Christopher C. Case, Walter R. King, William J. Sweeney. Hormidas Dion, H Clinton Lathrop. l.. Leo Thompson and Mrs. Robert H. Fenton.
 The report of fhe truant officer. Jean J. Pauihus. showed three cases during tihe month of September of which two svere from the Natchaug Grammar school nnd one from the Windhanl Street Hchool. They were investigated and ad- 5ustcd. The report oe Dr. W. P. $. keat- 1ng. school physician was given and ac- cepted It was voted to fix the salary uf Charles II. CasWei teacher of music At the public schools at S1. 800 a year A matter concerning transportation oi children in one of the outlying districts was discussed without action Tn, crowded condition of tho Natchaul Grammar school was also considered Many Of the members of the board toIC uf attending the lower grades at thi. tchool co see if something could not h' Zone Co provide studies at the usua hours instead e morning sessions fol r4s section and afternoon sessions fol lhe other section Parents have beer Bold that conditions could not be i'm proved until there was more school room Aficr the matter had been thorough, Discussed it was voted that the super fnicndent or schools be authorized 10 pre- pare an article on the crowded condition bf the NatchauE Grammar school anS lhe immediate urgent need of more room lo relieve the situation The superin- tcndeut was instructed Co embody onll ,he exact truth in the article which vii oe printed and distributed among tn, Teachers and pupils of the Natchau, tchool 10 be delivered to parents an, others interested in the building of hew addition. The article is to be pre- pared before the special town meeting co he held in the near future. Orderinl nf bills paid subject to the approval O Inc auditors brought the session to al hnd.
 Levi and Clara Upton. man and wife pf No. 17 Clark street, were before tn local police court yesterday mornin ttarred uith intoxication and breach O the peace to which they pleaded not gull lr. The complainant was one of thei reirhbcrs and the time shortly before nclock Yesterday morning when Officer aileicft and Oeander responded to tn tan Wffn they arrived on the seen the Jrtous were in their own domicil Pvifh maie guest who was enjoying rncal but who left when the minions ( she law entered the house. According { fhe officers the Uptons were talkin loudly and were not very drunk. Tn rdor of iiuuor. however. was strong i ,he place but there were no beverage fn sight In addressing the pair, Judg Prank H. Foss told them that they wer before the court too often but that | Fouid give them one more chance. H tontinued their cases for two weeks an l. they are brought before the court dul hE that time both will so ojan
 The dance held under the auspices thc Central Labor Union at the town Ina FRk a decided success. about one hundrt Rouplcs being in attendance The Pee less orchestra of this city provided d. fghtful dance music. At intermissiC caleb J. Albro catered.
 Fred T. Carn of the state police ba racks at Stafford Springs was at the D. lrolmans room in the police station ye tcrday from a. m.. to D. m. meetir with applicants for motor vehicle dri ITS licenses. The number of applican was considerably less than. for the pa three weeks.
 Justice Of the Pence Curtis Dean h Eiven a decision in favor or the defen Pnt to recover costs in the case of Mi Dora Blanchette vs. Mrs. Louise Duche