Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 1, 1913, Page 8

o sAy prz e FIREAND POLIGE_BUSINESS Eleven Fire Calls in January—Some Furniture Was Burned Firemen’s Fund—60 Entries on the Police Blotter. : For the month of January the Nor- wich fire department had eleven calls to res to, about the average num- ber. Three of them were bell elarms, and of these the most serious was for the early morning fire in the Austin ‘building, where, with damage to build- g and stacks in several stores, it is likely that & total loss of at least $10,- 000 will be paid. Adjusters as well as local men who have seen the condi- tions surrounding the fire have quite generally had generous words of praise for the efficient way in which it was held down to so small a com- On Friday Chief Stanton received from The George W. Kies company, one of the firms affected, a check for $50 in appreciation of what the depart- ment d@id. The money will be added as usual to the firemen’s fund, which now totals about $2,500. One of the peculiar fires of the month occurred in the station of En- gine company No. 2, and had all the signs of coming from a cigarette thrown carelessly into an upholstered chair. The policeman on that beat got into the station and put out the blaze with a hand extinguisher. Car- pets and draperies, besides the chalr, were damaged and $135 insurance was collected. v Police Business. In the Norwich police department 60 entries were made on the blotter at headquarters during the month of January. It was a monih rather be- low the average. Of the causes for arrrest, intoxication and breach of the peace were evenly divided, each show- ing 23 person in the toils of the law for these offenses. The following is the summary for the month: Breach of peace 23, intoxication 23, common drunkard’ 1, injury to railroad proper- tv 1, carrying concealed weapon 1, vagrancy 8, non-support 2,horse steal- ing 1, theft 1, being incorrigible 2. Disposition of the cases was made as follows upon presentment in the city court: 18 were committed, 18 paid fines or costs, 10 were discharged by the court; one was bound over to the superior court, three had their cases continued to Feb. 1, three were taken saw smoke pouring out of the win-|away by other officers, and one was dows about 4 o'clock one morning as he was coming off duty. The officer put in the hands of the probation offi- cer until March 1. GOLD WATCH FOB TO NOAH LUCAS From Directors of Young Men’s Chris- tian Association. Noah Lucas was presented a hand- some golg Y. M. C. A. watch fob by the board of directors of the Young Men’s Christian association on Fri- day, whenm Mr. Lucas left for New Brifain where today he takes up his new duties in a bank Mr. Lucas was a member of the board of directors and chairman of the social committee. One of the associates of Mr. Lucas in the Thames Loan and Trust com- pany presented him a handsome cane. “Walk on Main Strest.” John W. McKinley is preparing a | sketch entitled “A walk on Main Street,” which is soon to be given. The sketch is full of local hits on the merchants along Main street. John J. Farrell will assist Mr. McKinley in the sketch. Steamer Franconia, on which Miss Annfe Ruggles sailed, has reached Al- giers. Mrs. Bdward H. Linnell entertained | at bridge Friday evening in honori of her guest, Miss Isabel Angell, of | Montelair, N. J. Mrs. James L. Case entertained in- formally on Friday afternoon for Mrs Frank R. Abbey of New York, who is the guest of Mrs. C. D. Sevin. Friday sfternoon Mrs. William B. Birge, of Huntington place, gave a small and informal bridge and tea for her sister, Mrs. Thomas Cauldwell, of Morristown, N. J, and Miss Isabel Angell, of Montclair. 1 I. 0. 0. F. TOOK TWO STRINGS OUT OF THREE In Match Game with New London Elks in Inter-City League. * In the inter-city bowling league the | New London Elks and Odd Fellows rolled their game Thursday night their home town, which was the reg- ularly scheduled game for nmext Mon- ! day evening. The Elks' total pinfall was 78 pins greater than that of the 0dd Fellows, but the Odd Fellows took | two of the three strings of the match. The Elks bowleq 921 in the opening game. The best they could do in the next two games was 771 and 777. Rudd of the Elks was high on single with | | 212 ana on total with 579. Odd Fellows, New London. 165 151 Robertson Stebbins. 157 121 Ralton .. 183 156 Schwaner 149 158 Baratz .. 189 Totals Total . . 921 The standing of the league now is:® Arcanum club, Norwich . Blks, New London Oda Fellows, New London Mystic club = Pilgrim’s Progress by Stereopticon General Secretary F. R. Starkey | entertained nearly 200 boys Friday evening at the Y. M. C. 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