Norwich bulletin., 1922-06-03

F4fty1yeers aeo this week the repuhli.. sanS cf.AeEwlch nosn1nAted James Lloyo qeeana fcg the oE3ce of mayor Of the lelfY, The<ncniaaticn wes the first 10 pc rnnaa 1Sdar the then new charter, which ruaaded that the mayor be elected TOT tt1oa years The same week the mem lbers oe<ho New London County Bar as- aoean4tou, ct c mseting in the clerks o1- k1ea, adcpted 6 resolution to the enect eaa tEhs eonrt of common pleas snouia be Rt&tsd.
 ehrenfsfed in The Bulletin are as follows: , Monday, May sT, ls72.-The annual E,rsar parade of the fire department Sat ,rday drew Ike lottery. Notwithstand- sag the unprouIslng weather of the naorn- .nR cha Eereets were crowded before noon wffn vehicles of every character Among she r1aages of a professional nature were aFamsn from New London, Philadelphia Woecsster and Providence and other places who during the morning visited sha houses and inspected the apparatus of shs different companies and pronounced .s uanauniIed In New Enf1and. The pa- raAs very Eratfyingly demonstrated the snksrest which centers in the department. The iadies' efforts to collect funds for SuraIshlng and fitting the reading room have thus far been quite successful. Nearly sIeo has already been received, SEonRh the canvAss is only partly made. Is la probable that $500 or $1,000 will be ralSed when all the subscriptions are in.
 John Irish, foreman of the Hook and Ladder company, was presented Saturday with Q very handsome +o-cone fire hat. 8 silver nhield on the cape bearing an in- ncripsion to the effect that 1t was gift from the company.
 Tuesday. May 2s, 1s72-Michael J. Madk. an employe of the Falls company. was almost instantly killed Monday after noon while in the storehouse at ehe Falls. Several men were throwing cotton bales from a pile 20 to 25 feet high, and as he stood in a dangerous position they warn- ed him to go away. Just as one was de- scend4ng he moved, but in the wrong di- rection, and as the bale rebounded from the floor it crushed his head against a wooden pillar Everything was done to -estore him, but he lived only few min .utsG
 In response to the call for a,meeting of the members of the bar of this county some 20 gentlemen assembled at the |, cssrk's office yesterday morning. Colonel AWa1t, chairman of the bar, presiding. The li ole object of the meeting was to deter n line whether the public interest demand eA that the court of common pleas should b4 continued another year or permitted .tol depart this life by legislative strangu- lad on. After quite a rrotracted discus sios b the members of the bar present vota a resolution that was offered. say ingS in go many words that the court shoA Id be abolished.
 AA o'clock this morseag a fire broke .o,rr n Geer's Hill. West Side. A genera slari was sounded and after some delay the ' hole department was on hand al thougi at the time of going to pres! (s15 a. m.) the fire was still raging.
 wed lesday, May 2s, 1S72-The men hadeuz lshe cry is condemned as detrimenta to the4A ood fish interests. Nearly 25o00. 0eo otT hese fish w6E taken last year o1 the shCi 'es of the two sounds and th' profits S'f the fishermen from oil ant ponsce were not less than S1 300 oo0.
 A baril on a hill near Summit street