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Roache, James E. Roberts, Vera F.
Rodgers, Arthur B.
Rodgers, Phyllis T.
12 Victoria Circle
Sansone, Emma C. 11 Walters Road
Shannon, Harry A.
32 Phillips Avenue
Supervisor - National Pneumatic Co .. 125 Amory St., Boston Manager - Beacon Loan Co., 294 Washington St., Boston Housewife - Husband employed at Advertising Agency, Boston Husband, Stores Keeper at Bird & Son, East Walpole
Bookkeeper - Wayne Davis, Boston
Perry, Freeman C.
Peterson, Charles William
14 Walters Road 51 Juniper Drive 40 Walpole Street
Plimpton, Laura H.
Plummer, Arthur
91 Lane Drive
Purnell, Frederick
38 Earle Street
Readel, Ida M.
352 Nahatan Street
18 Avon Road
Reynolds, Donald R. Rico, Arthur R. Riley, Ada V.
107 Audubon Road 19 Walters Road
192 Nichols Street
Housewife - Husband, Master Plumber, 47 Day St., Norwood Retired - formerly Dept. Manager at Winslow Bros. & Smith Co. Housewife - Husband, Salesman for John F. King Co., Boston Land Developer, Home Builder - 544 Neponset St., Norwood Barco Realty & Developing Co., 96 Ridgewood Drive, Norwood Clerk -Peerless Roll Leaf Co., Congress St .. Boston Housewife - Husband self-employed Selling Imported Steel Employed by Albert P. Nelson, Real Estate
At home - Husband, Civil Engineer, New England Tel. & Tel. Co. Housewife - Husband, Spray Painter, Boston Naval Shipyard Plumbing Inspector - Town of Norwood
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JURY LIST
544 Neponset Street 96 Ridgewood Drive 74 Winslow Avenue 281 Vernon Street 342 Prospect Street
16 Lancaster Lane 138 Richland Road 8 Victoria Circle 64 Elm Street 65 Lincoln Street Secretary 53 Elm Street Part Time Buyer - Orent Bros., Washington St., Norwood Community Newsdealers Inc., 4258 Washington St., Roslindale
165 Codman Road 65 Maple Street
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Persons Qualified for Jury Service - Continued
Name
Shaw, Fred R.
Shaw, Robert G.
Shaw, Walter C.
Shipalauski, John M.
Simoni, Robert F. Simpson, Donald K. Snow, Walter V.
118 Neponset Street
26 Oxford Road
71 Hawthorne Street
56 Crestwood Circle
Claims Supervisor - Liberty Mutual Ins. Co., Boston
Maintenance Repairs - Detroit Controls, Norwood Research Physicist - Kendall Co., Walpole
Real Estate - Surette & Tay, 486 Washington St., Norwood New England Tel. & Tel. Co., Boston, Mass.
Sweeney, Robert E.
Tarpey, Patrick J. Tarr, Myrtle R. Tessin, William Theall, Marion B.
Thomas, Edward S.
Thompson, Agnes G. Tinnell, Embry M. Tohosky, Frank M. Tupper, Eleanor J. Turner, Margaret H. Welles, Flora L.
Wheatley, Lucille B. Winans, Harold F. Young, J. Howard
Residence
47 Phillips Avenue
44 Oxford Road
65 Cranmore Road
50 Tremont Street
Setup Man - Keystone Mfg. Co., Dorchester, Mass. Florist - 118 Neponset St.
Stock Record Clerk - Pillsbury Mills, Inc., Boston Cushman's Bakery, Sanderson Ave., Lynn
Sortevik, Roger L.
Stanovich, Vincent P.
568 Pleasant Street
9 Bruce Road 486 Washington Street 10 Birch Road
28 Florence Avenue
31 Marion Avenue
10 Tamworth Road 121 Rock Street
6 Tremont Street 43 Chickering Road 40 Laurel Road
325 Nahatan Street 63 Maple Street 41 Nichols Street 17 Cypress Street 79 Berwick Place 11 Cranmore Road 57 Oak Road
Business or Occupation and Address of Employer or Business
Reg. Pharmacist - Guild Square Pharmacy, Inc., Norwood
Electrical Eng. - Westinghouse Electric Corp., Boston
Engineer - Narragansett Electric Co., 280 Melrose St .. Prov., R.I:
Retired - Formerly Insurance Agent, Metropolitan Life Ins. Co. Husband, Accountant - Raytheon Mfg. Co., Waltham Ass't Manager - Charles W. Homeyer Co., Inc., Boston Housewife - Husband, Compositor at Herald Traveler Control Engineering Dept. - Detroit Controls Corp. Housewife - Husband, Civil Eng., Town of Norwood Machine Set-up Man - Magnesium Casting Co., Hyde Park Retired - formerly State Quartermaster, Commonwealth of Mass. Housewife - Husband, Executive at Bird & Son Inc., East Walpole Bookkeeper-Secretary - Old Colony Council, East Walpole Housewife - Husband, Buyer, Winslow Bros. & Smith Co., Boston Housewife
National Pneumatic Co., Amory St., Boston
Elevator Operator - Plimpton Press, Norwood
TOWN OF NORWOOD
Such, John J. Surette, Harry E.
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REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
The Honorable Board of Selectmen Alonzo F. Swift, Jr., Chairman Norwood, Massachusetts
Gentlemen:
I submit herewith in summarized form the fourteenth annual report of my conduct of the Legal Department of the town.
Frequent changes in the laws applicable to municipal government bring requests for interpretation of the law which require constant study of the new legislation in its relation to our activities in order to competently advise those charged with the conduct of our own government.
Much of the service rendered was advisory in nature and was furnished to the various departments of the town through written opinions upon request therefor.
Additional service was rendered by attendance at hearings and con- ferences, court appearances, drafting of articles for town meeting warrants and motions to be offered thereunder, drafting of deeds, agreements and various other instruments.
The service rendered dealt with practically every phase of municipal activity.
Litigation and Claims
Various claims for personal injuries and property damage were made against the town arising out of alleged defective conditions in public ways concerning which opinions as to liability on the part of the town were given and recommendations made as to disposition of the claims.
Other matters as to which service was rendered by way of advice and opinion are referred to under the headings of the departments and officials concerned.
Selectmen
Advice with reference to existence of or anticipation of contract with town by member of board.
Conferences and advice with reference to abatement of alleged non- conforming use with respect to gravel removal.
Preparation of orders of taking relating to parking areas.
Conferences with reference to acquisition of Forbes property so-called for school purposes.
Drafting of deed and easement with reference to Lenox Street land and utilities and recording same - Holliston Mills - E. V. Forrest.
Advice with reference to airport management agreement.
Advice with reference to statutory provisions accepted by town relating to Fire Department and matter of call fire department abolition.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
Advice with reference to provisions of law relating to establishment of exterior lines of public ways in connection with accrual of damages.
Advice with reference to betterment assessments in relation to taking for public way.
Advice with reference to use of property in manufacturing district for storage of materials used in connection with business.
Advice with reference to jurisdiction in matter of enforcement of zoning by-law.
Advice with reference to airport commission and jurisdiction in relation to management agreement.
General Manager
Advice with reference to Forbes property.
Examination and approval as to form of water main contract.
Advice with reference to applicability of zoning by-law to Rock Street property and effect of recording plan prior to by-law provision.
Conferences with landowners, Town Engineer, Mass. Dept. Public Works engineer with reference to location of Neponset Street, Access Road.
Advice with reference to Glacier Sand and Gravel contract.
Advice with reference to clause in article and vote allowing assessment of betterments in matter of taking for public way.
Conferences and advice with reference to parking area takings and related problems.
Advice and attention given to matter of various claims resulting from alleged defective condition of public ways and matter of notice required by statute.
Advice with reference to statutory requirements in layout of town way.
Building Inspector
Advice and conferences with reference to zoning by-law provisions re- lating to property at Rock and Oliver Streets.
Advice with reference to zoning by-law set-back requirements.
Conference and advice with reference to proposed change in building by-law dealing with slab construction.
Conferences and advice with reference to interpretation of decisions relating to non-conforming uses in various situations.
Town Clerk and Accountant and Clerk of Selectmen
Advice with reference to applicability of provisions of G.L. C138 and form of notice to Town Clerk.
Advice with reference to annuity provisions under G.L. C32.
Advice with reference to recount procedure.
Advice with reference to law relating to laborer's pension and retirement.
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REPORT OF TOWN COUNSEL
Advice with reference to contributory retirement deductions of former county employee.
Advice with reference to provisions of law applicable to injury of fireman.
Advice with reference to provisions of law relating to life insurance coverage of municipal employees.
Advice with reference to election officers and other details.
Conferences and advice re articles for special and annual town meetings and motions to be offered thereunder.
Advice with reference to committee appointments by moderator pur- suant to town meeting action.
Planning Board
Examination and correction of printer's proof of zoning by-laws.
Advice with reference to zoning by-law section relating to gravel removal.
Review of notice with reference to hearing and preparation of article for town meeting action increasing set-back requirements in Trunk Highway Districts Divisions A & B from fifty to seventy-five feet under section 16.
Conferences and advice with reference to jurisdiction of the board in- volving the interpretation and applicability of statutory provisions dealing with sub-division control in various situations.
Town Engineer
Conference with reference to Forbes property.
Conference and title work with reference to pole yard property on Washington Street.
Conference with reference to matter of Detroit Controls and land for highway.
Conferences and advice with reference to takings in connection with public parking areas and related problems.
Conferences in relation to utilities in matter of Lenox Street properties.
Retirement Board
Advice with reference to provisions of G.L. C32 Sec. 77.
School Committee and Superintendent of Schools
Advice to superintendent with reference to interpretation of G.L. C71 Sec. 42A.
Airport Commission
Advice with reference to management agreement modification and prep- aration of article and vote for town meeting action.
Study of law and advice with reference to interpretation and applic- ability of statutory provisions relating to municipal airports.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
Library Trustees and Librarian
Advice with reference to contributory retirement payments.
Advice with reference to statutory provision for filling vacancy on Board of Trustees of Library, G.L. C41 Sec. 11.
Town Treasurer and Collector of Taxes
Advice with reference to status of tax title foreclosure proceedings.
Advice and attention to matter of writs served in connection with various legal proceedings instituted against the town.
Board of Appeal
Advice with reference to statutory requirements in connection with hearings pursuant to requests for variance in application of zoning by-law.
Finance Commission
Advice and preparation of motions with respect to appropriation recom- mendations under town meeting warrant articles.
Advice with reference to expenditure of funds appropriated under vote indicating specific purpose for which funds to be expended.
Board of Public Welfare and Agent
Advice with reference to O.A.A. Lien Law provisions.
Preparation and filing of petition for enforcement of support and appear- ance at court hearing.
Conferences with agent with reference to provisions of law dealing with recovery by town of payments made.
Attention to and advice with reference to suits and claims for care and relief involving other cities and towns.
Conclusion
I am grateful for the privilege of having served the town as legal counsel since 1943. During my period of service I have been constantly aware of the great responsibilities attendant upon the position in a growing community such as ours has been. The uniform spirit of cooperation and friendliness extended to me by town boards, committees, officials and friends throughout these years has greatly aided me in the performance of my duties and I shall be ever mindful of their loyalty and friendship.
Respectfully submitted,
FRANCIS C. FOLEY Town Consel
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REPORT OF GENERAL MANAGER
REPORT OF GENERAL MANAGER
To the Honorable Board of Selectmen:
Submitted herewith are the reports and activities of the various depart- ments over which the General Manager has administrative control.
The record of the accomplishment during the calendar year 1956 was good.
The new sub-station for the Light Department at Washington and Chapel Streets has been completed and put into operation. This is a tremendous step forward in the progress of the Light Department.
The Public Works Department has carried out its portion of the pro- gram in a very excellent manner.
The Engineering, Recreation and all other departments of the Town have carried out their assignments very efficiently.
I want to place special emphasis on the good work and excellent co- operation my immediate office staff gave me during the year. They kept the situation under control at all times and saw to it that the business of the Town was carried out expertly and properly.
I want to express my gratitude to all Town Officers and employees who cooperated so well with me during the past year and to extend to them my special thanks for the excellent cooperation which they gave me.
In closing, inasmuch as on January 7, 1957 I am taking over my new position as City Manager of Medford, Massachusetts, I want to express to the Town Officials past and present and to the Town Employees who served with me, my deepest gratitude for the excellent cooperation and courtesies which they extended to me during my nearly seven years as your General Manager, and I want to tell the people of Norwood that they contributed very greatly to seven years of happiness for me and my family.
I thank you for the opportunity which you gave me and I shall always look back with gratitude and pleasure upon my term of office as your General Manager.
Respectfully and gratefully submitted,
JOHN B. KENNEDY General Manager
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF CLERK OF PURCHASES
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager Norwood, Massachusetts
Dear Sir:
The total amount of purchase orders issued by this department during the past year was 1761. These orders were placed in response to requisitions received by me from all Town departments during 1956.
In connection with each requisition received and each order placed, the spirit of competitive bidding was used to the fullest extent. All requests were processed promptly so that all departments could carry out their program without delay due to lack of materials and equipment.
Prices on paper products increased several times during the year and seem to be more stable near the end of the year. Copper and steel products varied from week to week with increases and decreases in the market.
Deliveries on all materials improved during the year and I am looking forward to better deliveries in the coming year.
I wish to thank all department heads for their cooperation in forwarding their requisitions for materials well in advance of their needs so that this department had ample time to process requests for quotations and bids and the Town obtain the best prices available.
Very truly yours, JOHN J. MCAULIFFE Clerk of Purchases
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COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
REPORT OF COMMITTEE ON INDUSTRIAL DEVELOPMENT
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager Town of Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
The Committee on Industrial Development of the Town of Norwood hereby tenders its fifth public report.
During the year 1956, Mr. Walter Dempsey was appointed general chair- man. The entire Industrial Committee would like to commend Mr. Charles L. Rich, former chairman, for the excellent work he accomplished during his term as chairman.
The Sub-Committee of Facts and Statistics working together with the Sub-Committee of Publicity prepared and printed a new brochure for the town.
The Control Engineering unit of Detroit Controls Corporation purchased a large tract of land on Morse Street extension for future expansion, and at the present time they have a new building under construction at this site which will house about 200 new employees.
Hawes Engineering Company of Hyde Park is planning to build a factory next to Brooks Molding on Dean Street. Present plans call for a building of 12,000 sq. feet and personnel of 60. The company is engaged in Electronics.
The American Brake Shoe Company has moved from Norwood and nego- tiations are under way to reoccupy their plant with a new company.
During the past year, the Committee donated a great deal of time to the Neponset River Valley Area. The Massachusetts State Department of Commerce will call a meeting, shortly, to discuss this area with all the inte- rested parties. This is the last large area in Norwood that is available for industry.
The Committee's Accomplishments could not have been realized without the complete cooperation and support of the entire General Committee. Their splendid effort in behalf of the Committee and the Town are deeply appreci- ated. The Committee also wishes to acknowledge the cooperation received from various official boards of the Town as well as personnel in the various departments of the Town who have so generously given of their time and energy.
FREDERICK R. VALENTINE Publicity Chairman Committee on Industrial Development
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Mr. Walter A. Blasenak General Manager
Dear Sir:
I herewith submit my report as Superintendent of the Municipal Light Department for the year 1956.
A comparison of the kilowatt hours purchased show that the growth of our Light Department has doubled in the preceding five year period. This tremendous growth has made many problems for the Department and it is with much pleasure that I can report that much was accomplished in 1956 to alleviate the demands on our existing facilities. Most noticeable was the placing in service of our new 10,000 K.V.A. Sub-Station in early December in time for the heavy load period. Also four Regulators were installed at our Central Street Station so we can mantain good voltage. A new Trans- mission Line was installed from the Boston Edison Company and has in- creased our firm line capacity.
The increase in power consumed was 16.34% greater than that of the previous year and the pospects for 1957 point to a similar increase.
I would like to express my thanks to all members of the Light Depart- ment as well as all other Departments of the Town for their cooperation.
Following is the statistical data relative to the operation of the Light Department for 1956:
New Secondary Services -
Underground
8 New Services
Pole Extension - Private Property
2 35 ft. Poles Class 3
1 30 ft. Pole Class 5
Pole Extension
2 40 ft. Poles Class 3
33 35 ft. Poles Class 4
1 30 ft. Pole
2 28 ft. Steel Poles
Pole Renewals
14 35 ft. Poles Class 4
8 40 ft. Poles Class 3
1 28 ft. Steel Pole
Transformers Installed
4 5 KVA
1 712 KVA
1 10 KVA
11 15 KVA
6 15 KVA
44 25 KVA
2 25 KVA
1 50 KVA
. Primary Extension
Secondary Extension
4/0
3500 Feet Copper Wire
4/0
125 Feet Copper Wire
1/0
35770 Feet Copper Wire
2/0
75 Feet Copper Wire
2/0
200 Feet Copper Wire
1/0
700 Feet Copper Wire
#2
7775 Feet Copper Wire
#2
22975 Feet Copper Wire
2 30 KVA
1 50 KVA
1 150 KVA
Transformers Removed
9 5 KVA
7 7% KVA
8 10 KVA
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REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
Cost per K.W.H.
. 005
.01
.015
.02
1920
1925
1930
1935
1940
1945
1950
1955
.005
. 01
.015
.02
Boston Edison Company.
Energy purchased from the
Average annual Kilowatt, cost of
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
40
Amount of Electric Energy purchased yearly from 1916 to 1956 inclusive.
40
MILLIONS of K.W.H.
30
30
20
20
10
10
1915
1920
1925
1930
1935
1940
1945
1950
1955
NEW SUB-STATION #353 PLACED IN SERVICE ON DECEMBER 4, 1956
In Memoriam
MR. JOHN F. BLASENAK
John F. Blasenak was born April 30, 1893 and started working for the Municipal Light Department in 1920 as a lineman. He was promoted to Line Foreman in 1933 and continued in that capacity and served the Town faithfuly until his retirement December 1, 1950. He passed away August 24, 1956.
In his memory we express our gratitude for long and loyal service and to his family we express our sincere sympathy.
REPORT OF MUNICIPAL LIGHT DEPARTMENT
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#4 #6 1160 Feet Copper Wire
#6 -
#8
600 Feet Copper Wire
5000V 75 Feet Copper Wire
350MCM 15890 Feet Copper Wire
500MCM 11000 Feet Copper Wire
750MCM 3700 Feet Copper Wire
Fire Alarm Extension
8 New Boxes
13600 Feet No. 8 Wire
500 Feet No. 14/2 Wire 80 Feet 1%" Cond. Pipe 2 Weatherheads
Street Light Extension
#6 675 Feet Copper Wire
12 Series
#8 500 Feet Copper Wire
3 Multiple
35 New Fixtures added-Multiple
3 New Fixtures added-Series
7 New Mercury
11 Photo Cells
The following meter work was accomplished:
New Meters Installed 317
Meters Replaced 189
Meters Discontinued 80
Meters Discarded 105
Wire Inspections 1867
Wiring Permits 629
Of the new meters installed 56 were Time Clock Combination for "F" Rate Applications for Service 1365
Requests for Discontinuances 1071
Purchase Requisitions 202
Deposit Refunds Issued 439
Estimates for Underground Services 3
Purchased Energy
Short Street Sub-Station
Central Street Station
41,947,000 KWH
Washington St. Sub-Sta.
Increase for the year 1956-16.34%
5,894,000 KWH
Average cost per K.W.H. for the year $.01427
Statistics
Energy used for Station Power & Lighting 25,291 KWH
Energy used for Fire Alarm System 2,355 KWH
Street Lights were illuminated approximately 3996 hrs. 35 min-using 1,051,734 KWH
Respectfully submitted,
WILLIAM J. KATES
Superintendent
4400 Feet Copper Wire #4
14775 Feet Copper Wire
#6 5380 Feet Copper Wire
New Secondary Services 264 New Services #6 Service Drop Cable 25795 Feet
#2 Copper Wire 1050 Feet
1/0 Copper Wire 150 Feet
Light Fixtures Replaced
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
REPORT OF CEMETERY DEPARTMENT
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager
Town of Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
Following is the annual report of the Cemetery Department for 1956:
This year was marked by late heavy snow storms even into April. This left us a very short period of time in which to prepare for Memorial Day.
It was a struggle but we were ready on time and launched on our sum- mer activities which means keeping the grass mowed, trimming around the monuments and edging the walks and roads.
Towards the fall when the grounds did not need such frequent mowing, we found time to build 188 linear feet of black top walks four (4) feet wide in Section 19. In addition, we built 210 feet of these walks in the single grave area adjacent to Section 12.
Providing for our needs three (3) sections of single graves were laid out and each one marked with an identifying number.
Rock removal and digging over for future development was continued in Section 45.
During the year we prepared for and took care of 204 funerals. We also built foundations for 67 new monuments and set 17 grave markers.
Action on expansion is in progress and it is hoped that more land will be available in the near future.
Very truly yours,
LOUIS J. D'ESPINOSA Superintendent
REPORT OF FISH AND GAME WARDEN
From January 1, 1956 to December 31, 1956.
Patroling time
1422 hours
Car mileage 2840 miles
Number of Complaints 7
Number of complaints investigated 5
Number of Prosecutions 0
Number of licenses checked 58
Respectfully submitted, JAMES E. BUNNEY Town Fish and Game Warden
REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
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REPORT OF POLICE DEPARTMENT
Mr. John B. Kennedy General Manager Norwood, Mass.
Dear Sir:
I hereby submit the report of the Police Department for the year ending December 31, 1956.
Chief Mark F. Folan
Lieutenant James M. Murphy
Sergeants
James F. Lyden
Martin J. McNulty
Henry F. Breen Valentine W. Balutis
Patrolmen
John S. Conroy
Edward P. Murphy
John H. Kelly
Arthur J. Groh
Francis T. Riley
John J. Flaherty, Jr.
James E. Quinn
Dermod F. O'Dea
George W. Sanborn
John J. Wall
Uno C. Carlson William E. Lydon
William F. Costello
David V. DeCosta
William J. Spierdowis
Richard J. Towne
James J. Thomas
William J. Flaherty
James F. Curran
Albert M. Bishop
Joseph P. Flaherty
Nicholas J. Connolly
Joseph J. Coyne
Frank L. Walsh
Robert J. Lawrie
Joseph F. Paquette
Nicolino Destito
Permanent Intermittent Patrolman
John P. Tarpey
School Traffic Supervisors
Lillian Shumski
Josephine Czyryca Alice DiCicco Sidney Garland
Margaret Hayes Alice Downs Carmella Campisano
Patricia Downes
Arrests
Assault and Battery A.W.O.L. Breaking and Entering
2
1
11
Carrying Revolver without Permit
1
William J. Travers, Jr.
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TOWN OF NORWOOD
Disturbance
5
Drunkenness
106
Escapees
8
Illegitimacy
2
Larceny
12
Larceny of Motor Vehicle
1
Leaving Scene of Accident
8
Malicious Damage to Property
2
Mental Patients
9
Motor Law Violations
10
Neglect of Family
1
Non-Support
8
Operating to Endanger
1
Operating under the Influence of Liquor
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