Norwich bulletin., 1922-03-14
police co1nmittee for investigation and

police committee for investigation and report.
 The street committee recommended the acceptance of Brown avenue as a city street and the city engineer was in- structed to draw up suitable resolutions to effect the acceptance of it. The re- port was accepted. It was voted to ex- tend the water system from Quarry street to the road west of the home of John Leonard. The street committee was authorized to install permanent pavement on the western extremity from the present pavement on Main street so far as the approprie tion will permit. The resolution was adopted providing that the police committee be authorized to fur nish revolver drills for local policemen at the armory and that thel committee provide the necessary ammunition. The street committee was authorized to ad- vertise for bids for the construction of city sidewalks for the coming year. A resolution was adopted authorizing l the street committee to remove trees in front of the house on Main street owned l by Domonick Menditto. subject to the l approval of the owner. The police com mittee was authorized to refurnish and repaint the patroinNen's room at the town building.
 1 It was voted to increase the salary of ! II. l $7 to $fo a week The police committee was authorized to have one member of l the force patrol the streets on a, motor- l cycle and was given full power to accom- l plish the purposes of the resolution, The
 meeting adjourned at s.ss o'clock. l Mrs. Della v. Lueier, s7, died Sat urday at her home No. 101 Main street. She was born in Versailles, Conn, Au- l gust 14, 1884, the daughter of Mir and 1 Mrs. Charles Leclaire Vanasse. Surviving | her is her huskand, Wallace Lucier, l three daughters, Lillian, Evelyn and Ger
 maine; her fatheTJ Charles vanasse, | three sisters, Mrs. Rose. Lavigne of this l catE Mrs. Andrew Rafine of Pas coag, R. T.. and Mrs Richard Warren of
 Boston; four brothers, Henry, Ovide, and
 Lucier, of this city and George Lucier, 1 of Bridgeport.
 Brief Notes.
 A large delegation of basketball fans l will go to TaftviIle tonight CTuesday) l to see the game between the five from
 this city and the eKaeeys of TaftvilIe. 1 /, Mrs. Bessie Birdsall, of Connecticut Agricultural college faculty. spent the l week end as the guest of Mir. and Mrs l James L. Harroun.
 l Engine Company No. 1 was called out for 8 chimney fire at the home of the l Woodworth families at No. 7S Spring street, Monday noon. For a time there was excitement as some person pulled
 in Box 27 at the corner of Spring and Chestnut streets Ten gallons of chemi-
 cal extinguished the fire. The house is
 owned by E. s. Wyatt.
 Thomas Burke, former Winsted street
 commissioner, overcome by gas at the
 Hotel Winchester, Winsted, Sunday night
 is well known in this city. He is report
 ed resting comfortably.
 Engine Company No. was called out 1 early Monday for a>chimney fire at No l 22 Moulton court in a house owned by
 Dr. Colgrove, and occupied by Winfield 1 Jacobs. Three gallons of chemical put
 an end to the blaze.
 l Judge James F. Twomey, of this city
 ranks as a first fifty man in the num-
 Der of lives insured during February ir
 a life insurance company. He ranked
 10th. In August of last year he rank. l ed 33rd and for two months out of six
 has held a position in the less than fifty 1 class.
 l St. Mary's Boys choir has completed 1 arrangements for a mid-Lent whist. Il
 Is planned to make the affair the great
 est the choir has yet undertaken.
 John ]. Buckley of Hartford was g
 local visitor Monday.
 The March meeting of the Willimantic
 Ministers Union. held Monday at tht
 Y. M. c. A., was attended by many oi
 the members. Sessions were held in the
 morning and afternoon.
 People are rushing to the town building to file income tax returns and the dep
 uty collectors at the building expec
 heavy rushes during their stay in the
 city.
 The Willimantic Automobile Dealers l association met Monday noon at the Ho tel Hooker. After dinner the bushes. meeting was held. Those present were R. c. Remington. Maurice Leonard, Ro land B. Jordan. T. E. Sullivan, FreC Little and F. R. Jackson. !, San Jose council bowling five of thi 2 city has received challenge from tn, : Moosup five for a three or five gam, : series.