Norwich Bulletin Newspaper, February 1, 1919, Page 8

' NORWICH BULLETIN, SATURDAY, FEBRUAKY 1, 191y ; : JUDGE REED’S DECISICN SUSTAINS BURNAP SUIT Judge Joel H. Reed of the superior court handed down a dscision on Fri. day in the matter of Edwwn L. Bu nap vs. Board of Water Commissio ers of Norwich, sustaining Mr. Bur- nap, who has contested the action of che trater comnmissioners in ousting him as superintendent of the water depart- ment last July by abolishing the office of superintendent. The judsge gives his dccision on the that the office of superintend- s established by act of the leg- islature in May, 1917, and can only be abolished by act of legislature. Attorney Jjoseph T. Fanning who was_counsel for the water board said on Friday tnat there wus no doubt they would appeal to the supreme courg They would have a week in which to file notices of appeal. The appeal would act as a stay of execu- tion and as it could not le tried be- fore the April term of the supreme court, this meant there wonld be no change in the office of superintendent for some time to come, even if they finally lost their appeal. The following was Judge Reed's uemorandum of decision Memo:andum of Decision, The whole controvers” in this case seems to balance upon the answer to the question as to who created the office of suverintendent of water works of the city of Noriwich. The brief of counsel fcx the ap- pellees opens with the statement that the board of water commissioners created the office, and it is zrgued that as the board was given authority to create the office it had the right to abolish it. The appellant, on ths other hand, claims that the office was created by the legislature, and can therefore be ‘uhn]ishcd oniy by Iegxsl'\me action. s ed upon Y . AN m : The Business Trolleys Lead M Center Te ; of Norwich , T py” L 0 Ak A QUICK CLEANUP OF Women s Winter Garments WHILE THEY LAST THEY ARE YOURS AT THESE CLEANUP PRICES' We are offering our entire stock of Paints along with part of our stock ash and Doors, at greatly reduced prices. This stock has been iohtly damaged in appearance by smoke. It consists of the follow- - VIXED PAINTS in White and Colors ! \T INTERIOR WALL FINISHES ARN and ROOF PAINTS AGE and AUTOMOBILE PAINTS and VARNISHES | PAINTS INTERIOR VARNISHES R VARNISHES SPAR VARNISHES ORS in OIL COLORS in JAPAN There are no quantities of any particular kind of garment at any of the following prices. Not all sizes are represented in each lot, but — oh boy! — what values are f§ offered! There is going to be 2 little winter weather anyway, and the time is ripe to acquire a few of those winter garments, pariicularly when you can do so at such prices. COME IN TODAY AND INVEST COATS || COATS || COATS VARNISH STAINS o AN g MADE OF ¢ )\ E‘_{LLERS EI?F:OiS; 12. 15, 1917, which :c! is MISSES, JUNIORS WOMEN AND MISSES RICH UR " he board of water commissioners VELO AND GIRLS Values up to $17.50 Values up to $35.00 Values to $49.50 $8.50 $17.50 || $25.00 - WOMEN’S AND MISSES’ SUITS—MADE OF HEAVY WOOL i SERGE, OXFORD, VELOUR OR GABARDINE, VALUES UP TO $18 50 f the city of Norwich may appoist superintendent of warer works of aid city, and may fill a vacancy at any time thereafter occureing in said office. Said superintendent shall be under the direction of said board, and shall hold cffice until removed for ~ause by said board, after full hear- ing upon reosonable notice. Such superintendent, when so removed, may, within thirty days after such remo wpeal therefrom to wperi or to a judge thereof. and & empowered to hear aad dete mch appeal, and s orivileged in ment for trial ‘wdge thereof. the salary of said super wher d m:\de. LLAC, White and Orz nge ."‘..“ CO ALABASTINE RIHHANGERS’ DRY PASTE ge Assortment of BRUSHES 'L WILL OPEN TUESDAY MORNING :nned to paint this spring, you cannot afford to let iy pass. If you have not, come in and let us convince you »u well to do so. .int Stock must be removed to make room for a new $45.00. THERE ARE NOT SO MANY OF THESE BUT THE VALUE IS VERY REAL. TAFFETA, SILK AND SATIN DRESSES—values to $22.50. .. fOR $12.95 WOOL AND SILK DRESS SKIRTS—valuss to $8.98......... ...... FOR'§ 5.00 FUR MUFFS AND SCARFS GREATLY REDUCED 1t s undc be appelle ate an offic made by the constitution 1 the legi department of ernment, which may delegal al board or t a municipali Z to create an office, in | o 3 body. ing ihe pow the absence of s R g ~D C. CROWELL 87 Water Street t an office | e abolished A.;‘é e about!| y as to their actically conceded | v which ecreated this that leaves that the authori g | oMice might abol 4 | the onl ion. who created it? It it created b has never been abo! BT of the ¥ eeting v as one body canuot meet 1o rva I-\ that the | it. That Iraent to the | 1d Joseph Jarmold, | 1’ Biame t!ze Womar; Wheo Lets a Man Drink, Says Druggtst Brown appelloes ter comm 1se the w esieya ion ith the mild \reaflm— c ad to No ¢ repori of Grand Sceretary Mrs t L. ¥ - Of Cleveland. He Gunarantees a ~|m;\l(-] T ol oara out the Knowledze of 1 the Drinker to help aud mire class to the c decided [ f i ;_," ER\OSfl lnc‘ i o s 1ges are Backed by ! Generations of Stove ¢ aim has been to produce al. in to he of muh The eircumnstances ’r‘ not the and, so far 1, T think the <ion of the majori very limiter has at 1 very faet, as stat zes that cace. th issioners could create a hun ihousand collectorshins o Final Clearance COATS—COATS—COATS \c—v Englanw md the de R, L, will b spection. At 7 o Tock ¢ 1 of the ners and 3 nuun vited guests at which tir an entertainment and 2 ‘rvuh-nam: are to be large attendance | Better times are coming, better business conflmons. In it actually ex- | AT JUST 1 THE FORMER PRICE Workmen's Compensation. anticipation of this a general reduction of prices‘in candies 2 | rrd::;n?:;mfr" i com- has been made in this establishment. . n the action of th i hinz the office of sup. en unable to foga i ities wil d from. sSunse)) Aaeayy pue yjoomg A1 § Make y electi nd pay Saleslady j -half §|omee, and e 1 i i i : Aake your s ;?c:%:taai Pc?atfi::uax:'llrfi}d just one-half hfrrdwr 1 e siwation: !in-?l R R R will be made during this week. : N3 S a tion. & - i g drement s entered ‘n favor - i and Temples These are a few of the specialties selling at an extremely e T e e oy w" ' A headache femedy without the dane 2 i to the office of superinterdent of - gers of “headache medicine” Relieves low price this week: f" =R REED, Tnden heladia:hc mdstgatmx;tgblcfeelmg from’ B e col Or cong: on. it acts at once' 4 $35.00 COATS at }17.50 LODGE NOTES Musterole 15 & clean, white. oimtment, | Caramels . -+ 59c| Bon Bons .......... 69 : '45.00 COATS at #2250, i e el B | Covnut Tafy ... d0c| Fudge oo g5 " . = o i s mu and docs not blister. 2 FRVICE DEPARTMENT L3 et e T um}’mmy.m st b Vi, .. Taffy .......... 45¢ HTEST DISSATISFACTION WITH T. held Monday it affect stomach and heart, as some in- NT 70 KNOW iT, AS OUR JNTIL THE RANGE GIVES vening routine business was tras acted and a cl ternal medicines do. i And other Taffy...... 40c| Peanut Brittle ....... 29¢ of candidates were Excellent for sore throat, bmnchms. worked in the third degrec. There was croup,snfil neck, asthma, neuralgia, cone § Bitter Sweet Peppermint .............. LR D5 %0 Giv a large attendance. estio! leurisy, rheumati: lumb: e No Memos No Exchanges All Sales Final j|» 5750 5 Todge transaciad-routine ol e i i I2E0 end you cne; they give you the ) us Ranges and other interesting 55 at their meeting bl . the i o mmg,(lthe back erjoints, § Our full line of Hard Candies that have been selling lodge rooms on Tuesday evening with v e eGe many in attendance. ;‘r":v‘::é*‘» colds of the Cm(l‘ often, for 90c, this week only. .............. R AN WHAT YOU WILL EX- FOR A GOOD RANGE. TZ BROS., Inc. - KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS. i A. A. Guile of this city as District| Deputy Grand Chancellor installed the i officers of Trumbull lodge, No. 4§, of S |New London this week. He was| Peterson | i sted by Past Chancellor Thomas | i WJM Troland as Grand Prelate and Past, 1 sth ¢l 8 CRpe Chancellor William A. Sloan as Grand | . th the Little Prices Master at Arms. Following the in-| ¥ MAIN STREET, NORWICH * H 1.12 i el Block || stanation there was a collation served.| — 132 ) | e-111 NORWICH, CONN. 194 Main Street Wauregan Hot — WHEN YOU WANT to put your bus N iness before the public, there is no medium betier than through the ad- Vertising cotamme ot The Hulletin, EASTERN STAR. Officers were elected at Hartford at