Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1909-01-05

All the members of the court of
common council were in attendance at
the January meeting, except Mayor
Lippitt and Councilman Baker. In
the absence Of Mayor Lippitt, Coun-
Gilman Robinson presided, stating
that the mayor had notified him that
he would be unable to be present and
asked him to preside.
omitted.
The report of the street department
showed the expenditure for regular
work Of $1,596.91 and for the Roath
street sewer $1,35457. 1t was accept
ed.
Howard L Stanton, in the fire mar
shaPs report, showed two permits for
alterations Of brick buildings. ten for
new frame buildings and four for
alterations to frame buildings. 1t was
accepted.
The quarterly report of Chief Of
Police John Murphy was read ana
accepted.
City Treasurer Ira l.. Peck's month
" report was accepted and ordered
printed in the journal
Hearing on Sewer Assessments.
The committee appointed to buila
the Hickory street and Mount Pleas
ant street sewers reported their COM
pletion at a cost of S1,317.45 for the
former and $1,557.91 for the latter.
The reports were accepted and a res
olution appointing Mayor Lippitt and
the public works committee a COM
mlttee TO fix the assessments for the
benefits from the sewer and give a
public hearing to all concerned on
January Is, was adopted.
The lists Of those benefited were
submitted. and include the following:
Hickory street sewer: August Rice,
Thomas J. Dodd, Alfred Tnrngern'
Nicholas Heigl. Louise NJ. K. HeigI,
Mary LOBBY Julia LOBBY, Michael
LOBBY. Mary Hourigan, Mary Duggan,
Catherine 5. Lumsden. Adam Spanier,
Hannah Spanier, Daniel Coughlin, Ma
~ Coughlin, John Coughlin, Mary
Griffin, Bridget Morrison. William J.
Enright, Mary A. Enright, Elizabeth
o. ]. Enrlght.
Mt Pleasant street sewer: James
Sullivan. Harold G. Stark, Lydia NJ.
j. Sourbier, Hadley Gray. Daniel
Gray, Philip Gray, Amos Gray, James
w. Jackson, Laura T. Jackson, Sarah
J. N. HOtchkiss Hezekiah Hunting
ton, Ella Johnson Julia r. Palmer,
Julia A. Stetson Charles w. Conrade,
AADat l. DeHdyt Grace memorial
church, Albert Marshall, Thomas
Wormsley, Jetta Simond, Emma Gam
BILE. Marion L. Huntley. Daniel Hala-
sey. Charles V. ADJUST, A. Raborn.
Edward Alquist, John H. Lee, Abbie
T. Lee, Ruth Ann Burdick, Calvin T.
swan, Thomas J. Beckley, Michael
Murphy, Mary O'Neil. Patrick O'NeH,
Daniel O'Neil.
]. d. Haviland and others asked
for the establishment of an electric
Light in Greene avenue. midway be-
tween Washington street and Cedar
avenue. It was referred to the DO
lice commissioners.
Fountain on Little Plains,
Mrs. II. H. Osgood and Mrs. B. P.
Bishop in a communication to the
council reported that the council had
given Faith Trumbul chapter. d a.
R., the privilege to erect a drinking
fountain on the Little Plains. and
submitted plans for a fountain for
the consideration of the council and
asked that they determine the loca-
ton.
Corporation Counsel Brown stated
that the matter should go to the pub
referred.
The Building Trades council through
NJ. J. Kelley reported that the inspec-
tlon Of buildings had been discussed
at a recent meeting and as several
buildings have recently been recon-
structed contrary to the building ordi-