Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-08
$4,000 FOR ELECTRIC PLANT
Asked by Commissioners for Renewing Power Plant with
More Powerful Machnery-To Come from Depre-
citation Fund-Sewer Assessments-NewL Lights Placed
and Others Wanted.

The November meeting of the court
of common council was presided over
by Mayor Thayer, al members being
present except C,ounciImen Geer and
Lang.
The readi1g of the journal was omit
ted by unanimous consent
Oneco Street Walk.
The hearing upon the sidewalk for
the easterly side of Oneco street from
Lincoln avenue to Williams street was
opened and Edward Kirby asked il the
stone cirbing could not be left out of
the requirements, as it is not neceS-
sary, was not contemplated in the pc
tiion and is too expensive.
Charles d. Moves, who spoke for
Mrs. stephen Crane, said there was no
objection to q good walk and believed
asphalt or some good material should
be laid there. Mrs. Crane has f35 feet
of walk to lay and the curbing is not
necessary There could be grass
bank along there as is done in several
Of the streets near there. No others
wished to be heard and the hearing
was closed.
II was at once brought before the
council for action. Councilman Wood
worth moved as an amendment that
the stone curb be struck out and that
tine walk be four and one-half feet
wide instead of six, but this latter
amendment he withdrew when Civil
Engineer Pitcher explained that there
was room for the grass plot outside
the welil II ii is six feet wide, and by
being six feet wide the walk will ex
tend back to the property line The
amendment regarding the curb was
passed and the amended resolution was
adopted
James Carver asked for the removal
of tree in front of his property. The
executive committee recommended IA
vorable action. which was taken. The
same action was taken in regard to
two trees in front of the property of
Bruno Pedace.
Ripley Hill Sewer.
report was made upon the Ripley
place sewer. which was completed at d
cost of S39S06, and the report was ac-
Cepted. Those benefited by the sewer
are Nellie A. Tanner, Louisa NJ. Par
l0er, Elizabeth J. Freeman Ernest
Freeman. Ellen e. W. Efske. Emily L.
Bliven, George II. Spauiding. Lavinia
P. Spaulding Alfred III. Hiscox, Birth
any f. Hiscox and a hearing for those
in interest will be held on Nov. 81 at
p. IN.
1t was reported by the executive
committee that the petition of the
Chelsea Savings bank for O new grade
on the southerly side of Cliff street
had been investigated and should be
granted. The report calling for a five
foot walk was accepted and the date
for a hearing was set at Dec. 5.
For the establishment of a grade on
the northerly side of Willow street the
executive committee reported favora-
bly,, which report was accepted, and
final action deferred for a hearing on
Dec. 5. A five foot walk is laid out.
Sewer Assessments.
The committee named to hear those
interested in the sewer benefits for
Plat avenue reported that the hearing
had been held and found that the fol-
lowing are especially benefited: Adult
ting on the easterly side of Platt ave
nue-Henry d. Capen s35, Salvatore
Perrone S103.11. Jacob Vetter si03.11,
Enrr1a L. Vetter SABA, Jacob Vetter
32O.62. Abutting on the westerly side
of Platt avenue-Olive w. Platt s74.24.
John f. Donneny $28.S7, Bridget NJ.
Donnelly $2S.S7, S. Jeffrey Colt, $46.40,
Emma l.. Vetter $34.37. Jacob Vetter
s1719. Albert w. Ziegelmayer $3.50,
George Dufner $3.50
by March first.
These assessments were made by the
same committee for the Oneco street
sewer: Edward Kirby S4646, Frank
Fitch S2S.34, William c. harrington
s7.55, Emma n. Harrington s7.55, Mary
z. harrington S7.55. Louise Harrington
s7.55, William S. Geer s23.23, Susan c.
Avery $1S.7S, Mary A. G. Avery S18.73,
Celia Subert 1888, Anna A. Bushnell
$232S.
Eleventh Street and Boswell Avenue.
For the Boswell avenue and Eleventh
street sewers the sewer committee re-
ported the assessments as follows, to
be paid by March / Northeasterly side
of Eleventh street-Fred w. Fitch
s1o496 Patrick Bray SEAS, George H.
Benjamin $52.4S, Thomas Enright
$1e496 Margaret e. Mccormick 1886,
Daniel G. Mccormick $1336 Mary e.
Mccormick s13.3e. John F.. Mccormick
1896, Thomas ]. Mccormick 1896.
Abutting on the northwesterly side
of Boswell avenue-William McNeely
$3.50 Fanny j. McNeely $685. Mi
chael Shea 1896, Mary Shea $685.,
Matilda McNufty $121.75. Joseph E.
Peterson SS446 Claus f. Pearson
Holhngsworth s52.48 and S2047 Eliza
"A Hollingsworth s40.93, Margaret S.
Rolls, s1o4.96. Michael Brennan s113.9,
Charles d. Warrington s56.6S.
Auditing on the southwesterly side
of Eleventh street-Abby c. AIbro
s4.75 Frank r. Albro s4.75, Herbert f.
Albro S4.75. Cressey y. AIbro Nordland
s4.75 Fanny r. Kelley ST. Lee r. Rob
bins ST. Andrew Mclaughlin ss3.97.
John McHugh $10496 Timothy Kelly
sS2. "a. Bridget Kelly $17.49, Margaret
Kelly $11.66 Katherine Taafe $11.66,
Timothy Kelley Sf166 Ellen Donovan
t157.44. Mary A. Arnold s104.96.
Abutting on the southeasterly side Of
RoSU-e1T Vaptre-Mary KiIcO1frJTn E7ur-