Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-12

SioH to Install a radio receiving wire 1 across Walnut street from his home to a tree, the wire to be forty feet above the ground
 The former petitions were referred to the street light committee and the latter ta street committed An application for a drain layers license, Minet F. Tryrer. wan granted.
 An ordinance by Alderman ". E. Web Der was accepted to prohibit parking at the croner of Ash and Main street be- tween signs, which will be installed there. and fine of no less than five dollars or more than twenty-five dollars to be i'm posed on violators of this rule. It was voted to authorize the street committee to cause a removal of a large tree in front of the property of 6I Bellevue street and trim four trees at 110 Winaham road and two at 1oS Prospect street. Pow CT to act was given by street and police committee to cause board signs to be in-q5 stalled on the watering treughs at the Junction of Ash and Main, Windham road and Main, Maple avenue and Jack son street and which will be written, Go slow and turn to right. thus utilizing the troughs as silent policemen and to cause their removal if necessary in order
 
 were then read and voted paid The mat ! ter of installing concrete gutters in place of cebblestene whenever such are to be I installed in the future was referred to | the committee on street. Alderman Web 1 Der supported the resolution saying that I the difference in price was slight and concrete was more substantial in all ways. The street committee Is to investigate and make report at the next meeting on the matter of extending cNy water on Summit street extension and Monticello street. and were given power to act and to the 1 acceptance of a tract of land to beEiven gratis by the Jewett Land Co, On condi- 1 tion that the land be grade dand laid ros the connection of Treppello road 10 Main street. It was voted that the water, com nittee make a full inyesigation and re- port at the next meeting upon the mat 1 ter of the disposal of the city ice where by he standing contract would be arrang- ed for disposition. A resolution then read by which the board of aldermen in common with all those who knew him ex- press the sincere regret at the loss which the community has sustained by the death l of Daniel P Dunn and their heartfelt sympathy for his devoted wife It was voted that a coupy of the resolutions be spread on the records and a copy be given to Mrs. Dunn The meeting was ad- | journed at 10 p. m
 The democratic electors of the town of Windham met in caucus Monday evening for the purpose of selecting candidates for the various town officers. The meet ing was called to order at S.S0. Franx Fenton was elected chairman and Gilbert s. Flynn secretary. The result of the eau GUS follows: Assessor for three wears, John R. Pickett; board of relief, William c. Backus of South Windham first se- lectman, Russell A. Andrews; second se- N lectman, Frank M. Lincoln; agent of town department fund. Fred Coriarty {: auditor John H Morrison; collector of taxes, Albert J. Piche constables Thom- as J. Killourey. Charles E. Smith. J. Ser nard Davis, Wm. B. Kelley registrar of voters, Thomas A. Shea; twon school committee, Dr. W. P. S. Heating. L. Leo Thompson. The meeting adjourned at $40.
 Local Briefs
 City Sheriff Thomas J. Killourey was a recent visitor at Oakland Beach
 Misses Catherine and Alice Sugrue, of Chaplin, were recent guests of Miss Haze Lincoln.
 MT. and Mrs Andrew F. Gates anc family have returned to their home ir
 Hartford after spending the summer 1T Lebanon.
 Mrs. Frank Read was a. recent visitor
 with Mrs. Harry Broekway Read in soutf
 Manchester.
 Dr. A. Goldberg and Miss Frances Sil. verman of Hartford, have been guests o MT. and Mrs. Carl Israel Mir and Mrs 'RaInh Na4yau oF eo,,nr
 vile, Mass, have returned home afteti
 visit with the latter's father, Merrill H , Jones.
 ] Mrs. William P. s. Heating has closed l her cottage at Lake Wangumbaug, Soul 7 Coventry and has returned home. s Mir. and Mrs. Lloyd Woodward hay r returned from New York where they visit i ed Mir. and Mrs. Frank Krause, forme
 residents of this city
 Miss Edith Glason Twomey, daughte n of Judge James F. Twomey has entere Wilimantic State Normal school ? Miss Mary Mullen has resigned a z bookkeeper with the J. c. Lincoln Furni a ture company to become saleslady wit
 the Tubridy-W Weldon company. Miss We ronica Jenkins succeeds her at the J. ( Y Lincoln company store. Mrs. Duscheneau has returned frel e New York,
 / MT. and Mrs. Robert Dzniomba an ss family have been visitors at Lords Pein
 Mir. and Mrs Robert James and famil . of Liberty Hill were recent guests of M | and Mrs. George Patton.
 Dr. and Mrs. A. V. Segar have r, $ turned from vacation spent in Norwal =l and New York
 Miss Alice McRobbie of St. John. N E
 is visiting her uncle. Thomas willet ,s Miss Frances Hall, daughter of Mir | William H. Hall of Wilmington was d recent guest of Miss Caroline B. Gun :. mlngs.
 = Misses Helen Cohen and Edna Bu " gess. graduates of the class of IS. 'e Windham High school have entered u y local Normal school.
 y Mrs. Mary Williams Chapman of Gel Id tral Village, formerly of this city was
 recent caller on friends here.
 Dr. and Mrs. Frederick Richardson - New Rochelle, N. Y. have returned hon - after short stay with DN and Mir \ Chester M Scripture
 Mrs Jennie Bradshaw Is at her co
 tage at Lake Wangumbaug, where Nil k Della Barrewsi is her guest for the wee
 Miss Dorothy Hill of Cleveland, Chi