Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-10-04
COUNCIL APPROVED ARTESIAN WELLS
Action of Board of Water Commissioners in Sign
ing Contract Upheld-West Main Street Widening
be Finished-Sewers Completed and Those Ben
Gifted

The motion for the approval of the
action of the water board was put at
this point and carried by rising vote
of six to five.
Sewer Assessments and Hearings.
Regarding the sewer assessments in
! Cedar street, the committee named to
hear parties at interest reported they
had heard the same and found them
I benefited by the sewer, and their as
sessmerts were made rs follows: Pat
| rick Cassidy $11.57 estate Jane Bur-
ton $2G35, Elizabeth Burton $685.,
Jost Landolt S26.35, Josephine Landolt
$26.35. New London county $35.14.
The sewer committee reported that
the Platt avenue sewer is now COM
! pleted at a cost of s719.76. and is now
in use. Those benefited by the sewer
l are Henry ID. Capen: Salvatore Per-
rome, Antonio Perrone, Jacob Netter,
| Emma l.. Vetter. Olive w. Plat. John
+. DonnelIy, Bridget NJ. Donnelly, S.
| Jeffrey Colt, Emma l.. Netter, Albert
w. Zieglemayer. George Duffner.
October 20 was set as the date for q
hearing on the assessments.
Edward kirby's petition for a grade
and walk on the easterly side OF Oneco
street was reported favorably upon by
the executive committee, which named
grades for the walks. Action was de-
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WI he held.
The sewer committee reported that
the Boswell avenue sewer has been
completed and is now in use. The
cost was s., 945.40. A hearing on the
benefits is to be held on Oct. 20. The
following are especially benefited: F.
w. Fitch, Patrick Bray, g. A. Benja-
min, Thomas Enright, Margaret e. Me
Cormick, d. G. Mccormick. Mary E.
Mccormick. JohnF. Mccormick. Thorn
as J. Mccormick, William McNeeley,
Fanny McNeeley, Michael Shea. Mary
Shea, William McNulty. Matilda Nc
Nulty, p. August Peterson, Claus r.
Pearson, Elfrida c. Pearson. John Hol-
ingsworth, Eliza A. Hollingsworth,
Margaret S. Rolls, Michael Brennan,
Frank r. Albro. f. r. AIbro Cressy A.
Aloro Fanny r. Kelly, Lee r. Rob-
bins, Andrew Mclaughlin. John Nc
Hugh, Timothy Kelly Bridget Kelly,
Margaret Cummings Katherine Taaf
Ellen Donovan Frank L. Arnold. Mary
*. FurIon'g Agnes NJ KiEcollum.
Bridget E. kicollum; w. p. Greene,
Lutiua S. Walker Ann J. Matthews,
Mary J. Matthews, James III. Matthews,
Gertrude M9rTay Jennie Murray Mary
Torrance Annie Braun. Jeanette La
thrOp, Archibald Torrance Rose E.
Keenan,. Felix keenan,. owen E. Kee-
nan. Mary Il. Keenan,, James Service
Isabella 5. Hill, Ira J. Hill James L.
Hill
The same committee reported that
the Oneco street sewer has been COM
pleted at cost of $227.34 a hearing
is to be held Oct. 20 and the following
are specially benefited: Christian l.
Bowers Edward Kirby, Harriet NJ.
Fitch. Frank Fitch. w. c. harrington
Emma harrington. Mary harrington,
Lois Harrington, William S. Geer,
Susan c. Avery Mary A. c. Avery
Celia &1IbpTf IN Of willard
VI. Bushnell
Widening West Main Street
The executive committee recon-
mended that these amounts be paid
through the attorneys to the property
owners on the north side of West Main
street: Mary F. Keroach $3.50 Rather
iEe T. Reardon $3.50 Margaret Nc
Quirk 1926, and that the deeds re-
ceived from IL Franklin, David Shere-
shevsky. Gilbert s. Raymond. Tr be
recorded in the town land records.
The mayor explained that this was
VI ork started by the last administra-
ton. but had been held up because
these three parties started litigation.
A settlement has not been reached
which Will allow the work to go on to
completion. Councilman Woodwork
asked il the question of value there
had NOT been settled by a commission.
The mayor said he thought it had but
that an appeal had been taken.
The amounts were approved and the
street commissioner was directed to
complete the highway Improvement
from North High street west on the
grade as established in 1908
Gardiner Greene and others Of Sa-
chem street claim that Sachem street
is very dusty and asked to have the
street oiled. The executive committee
reported favorably and the petition
was granted.
Petitions.
Gardiner Greene and others asked
! for an electric arc light near the resi-
dence of Miss Alice Dyer in Sachem
I street The executive committee re-
! ported favorably and the council ap-
I proved.
! Rev. Hugh Treanor petitioned for a
! grade for a walk on the northwesterly
! side Of Boswell avenue north from the
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