Norwich bulletin., 1922-01-03


 placed on f.e, I4 :; sentences s1sosnded. II; discharged 6; coatiaue6, 5: bound ever to sidaerior court II ;.eheld for out side officers 15: committed to Come ,tis- cut scht ol for boys. 1: 1: prtsoadion, 3 re to superior court, "; conlsnitteeti to the Connecticut Hospital for Insane, I |; tilrr< cd over to parents. 2 Bonds. forfeited g. escaped jail. nolied I .nolled on pay meqlt of costs, 1. During-the year there were 279 traInas lodged store doors fould open and secured, 51; money and other property reported stolen, valued at s3786, amount recovered, s209e,.. Total f1uest and costs collected amounted to $e9713s. Street light reported out 8 ] tai of 6.271 hours emitting the city to a rebate of 2s.96 Number. Of cornpla ints 1 received and adjusted with court precead- l ing, 206. ... In his report the captain er1noodies Gle following reconn1ln endations: That an or {, dinance be passed whereby Union htreei /! be made a parking place for 'horse-drawr 1 vehicles only; also that ordianees be pass ed rnaSing Livery street one-way street entering from Franl, street and that parking be allowed on one side of Main street only from Congregational church property to the north side of the Victory l theatre building.
 l The police rounde<s up two suspects i Sunday, in the case where a woman was ] held up on Front street about a week ago l After being given a close examination both were allowed to go.
 1 The police received call early Mon. l da y1norning from a hoene on Wilkinson street. The parents of four children, the oldest a girl of sixteen were away. Be fore the youngsters got uip they saw :
 man enter the house. One of the children ran to 9 neighbours and the police were notified. After searching the w'o -d near 1 by and continuing the hum 10 as far eas as the Grave cerT.Htery the search was abandoned.
 \ brand new Buick tourfrf car owned by E. J. Dupre, a taxicab driver o1 Moosup was brought to this city at 2 late hour Saturday night in a badly damaged condition. According to Dupre's story ht 1 he met another car on a corner the oth.ei
 side of Solthbridge and both cars slziddet 1 the rear. ends coming together. Monday, observed as a holiday in thi. i city. malls and business places were clos ed fer the day. The high wind, with th' 1 lowering near the zero mark kept mos people indoors and the business section had the quiet aSceet Of 8 Sunday. Int theatres were well patronizei at tn
 afternoon and evening perforrnan nces anC l there was 9 public dance in Union hall This (Thursday) morning begins the bus l mess year 9f 1922.
 Ieemen have begun their winter har vest. Ten and twelve inche ice has form ed on cuict ponds. The Quinef1aue rive between the Lcng bridge end CargilI fall is frozen solid.
 People of Putnam 1earnesi with resre of the death in Danielson Saturda. morning. of the mother Of Edward 4
 Sullivan. well known in Putnam wllic, city he covers daily as .. uevEs writer f The Norwich Eulletin. Fdneral service
 for Mrs. Sullivan were held Morda, morning.
 Mrs Celia Auger, Of MiM street, va
 united in marriage Monday evening 8
 St. Mary's church with Oscar Coun'.1 Q
 Boston The attendants were Helix Auger. sen, and Miss Jeanette Auger, daughter Of the bride A reception fol lowed tho ceremony in Red Mems hal Mr. and Mrs Counter left for a wedd;n
 trip after which they are to reside i Putnam.
 All the schools of the town begin th winter term this Tuesday, morning. : Mayor Archibald Macdonald and tt 1 new members Of the new common counc were sworn in Monday night, foliowin the last meeting of the old common couT Gil at which Mayor A. W. Marcy pr , sided. The old council performed tr routine business for December. afte which Mayor Marcy gave the oath {
 office to his successor. Mayor MacDoT 1 aid then administered the oath to u members of the new council which in n1ediateiy went into executive sassio r for the appointment of city officer l These appointments were announced 2 l follows:
 , City .CIerl-Thornas P. Ryan, succeed 5 ing himself
 : Captain of Police-Renie DeIage, sut ceeding John H. Bulser. , Sergeant--George Laird, reappoint
 ment: patrolnlen, William Jarvis real pointed and John T. Ryan, sncceedin
 Ernest L. Chandler.
 John F. Carpenter was elected prost
 cutting attorney succeeding Ernest Morse; Howard C. Bradford was rt
 elected assistant prosecuting attorne.
 Ralph E. Thurston succeeds c. D. Al : Told as chief of the fire depar tment Philias Cloutier anti Alphonse Duns
 were elected assistant chiefs. Gaorg W Perry was reelected city englnee . Charlrs T. Thayee superintendent of fl
 alarm and Albert Light, city janitor.
 The new council will meet for it's fir
 session tonight (Tuesday).