Norwich bulletin., 1922-02-07
Especial to The Bulletin !,

New London, Feb. AT thu meeting
OF the council tonight. City JNanager
James e. Barlow fled his rer,o,t of the
financial condition of the city nndsr his
management o. four months. Ths to+sJ
amount Of receipts were $52I'ssz71. and
the Disbursements $52z, s04.lg; Isaying .
cash balance on hand Of $ssaso. 2s. Thig
Is said to be a saving-ho y much IS mot
year. '-@ -e''
The New London Da.S was ,or,tvotsd
and under bid for city = 5yertis,nf- when
Councillor Waldo E. C's.rk bronSbt I'm
the subject of the putEication of a c,fy
ordnance. Under the 15reIic..S adIn,r,is.
trat1on and councils, It has heen cnstd,n.
airy to divide the el55y advertising he
tween The Day and The Globe. At the
meeting tonight Cos.ncillor Clark speci-
neg tne Day as tn sole medium for the
advertising or c'fy ordinances This
Malcolm Scott tlsat the snusEfyon ~ Id.
'yertising should he let to The lowest hid
der 1t was te.ted by Councillor Clark
that the price II advertising legal notices
IN Tne Day was s1.40 per inch; that no
el1ort mad bef.a made to obtain arly ouo-
| tatlon from The Globe. Within a few
minutes CorFleillor Scott obtained a
rate OF $l.,k9 per inch from The Globe.
ana upon fsle motion of Councillor Scott
1t was vo' I'd to advertise city ordinances
IN me = tobe. The vote was passed, but
iater GO Ecillor Clark succeeded in get.
ing committee appointed. said com.
mlttee 30 consult with the lefty manager
IN reference to the city advertising. The
comm btee appointed was Councillors
Ciark- and Scott and it may be possible
1t was stated, that the city advertisine
VIII continue to be divided between the
tWri papers.
Fhe name Of Stanley Goldsmith wa.
aded to the city planning board Coun.
fblior Clark said Mr.. Goldsmith wa.
| young in years possessed of vision ant
( would be a valuable addition to the
7 board. The election Of Mr.. Goldsmith
;. was unanimous.
In the case Of Patroinnan Harry Kick
3 who has been declared by two physs
! clans to be mentally III, relatives Of tn
< policeman say his resignation from tn
g force has been asked. Tonight Cit,
Manager Barlow said no action has beef
taken as yet. Asked Il the question
L / would be submitted to the council, Nr
i / Barlow said 1t was not necessary H
= commended it was within his power to sus
pend or dismiss any employee Of the cit,
n | who had not been elected 70 office an
f this rule applied to the police force
i Frank SzbstaIx, who conducts a groc
e cry store at SIS Main street, was arrest
ed by Sergeant Samuel Kick and Patrol
man William Graham on charge Q
selling li1uor. He was released O.
BOMBS Of S5o6 for his appearance In cour
In the morning. The police say Szas
tax Is "a former resident OF Norwich
and has been here about two months. ]
is stated by the police the man has bee
| dealing with sailors ana soldiers and
search OF the store revealed a duantit
Of liquor which tested IS per cent: alec
hol.
The police on traffic duty ton.sNt ar
showing white painted clubs and befor
the end OF the week the men will be OIL
dered to wear whit gloves. This It
I claimed win be an aid in the dericeio
Of automobile traffic but veterans of IL
police force think and talk differenti
Some Of the old timers say that so mar
4 rules. and -resu Fatioha are issued undt
n the new administration that they WI
not be surprised to hear Of an ord,
directing them to wear skirts and bu
| ton hole bouquets.
Cletro Facendo arrested IN wo-ce
ter last week by County Detective Wi
lam E. jackson and Captain Edwai
Roach of the New Haven railroad poll
= on a charge of stealing goods rom
N freight car is at liberty on a bond
So, 500. In the police court this mornil
Attorney Thomas E. Troland obtain
4 a continuance of the case against h
client and after prolonged hearing ov
the question Of proper security Facen
wasailowed his liberty pending furth
1 proceedings.
HI Sandy Long, held by the police here
l a suspicious character, w.o may be wal
ed by the Washing on police on a muT6
/ charge is in jail tonight in def nlt Of bs