Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1910-04-06

ing per cent. interest, payable an
nually. These notes have been paid on
with the proceeds OF a loan OF $4,000
the borough at Z per cent. annual In
terest payable semi annually. Tho
loan was made in the form of serial
notes, $500 of which mature each
This will enable the borough to reduce
its debt annually without the necessity
of a sinking fund. Additional tempo
rary loans have been made by iradi-
small amount secured at per cent.
Just as soon as the sewer system, be-
ing constructed by the Petrossi COM
pariy. is completed, all the outstanding
notes nearing more than 4 per cent.
interest can be combined into new
loan and the money either secured
from a savings bank or an insurance
company at 4 per cent. interest. The
exceptionally good and its notes at
per cent. interest are considered gilt
edge Investments for savings banks"
The most important borough busf-
ness this year has been the changing
OF the terminal of the sewer system
from under the Quinebaug bridge to
filtration beds on borough farm below
the borough line. This farm cost &c.
600, and after deduoting about $500
received from the sale by public auc-
ton OF the personal property. the farm
stands US $500. The annual interest
The ss Ss BEEN s cent to f sssS
Chabot at $3.50 year. which leaves a
balance net cost to the borough OF $40
a year. This represents the net annual
cost to the borough of its filtration
beds. The care of the beds will be a
very small cost, indeed, since there Is
a big demand for the sewerage deposit
for agricultural purposes. 1t is proba-
clean the beds without cost to the Dor
ough.
aThe Danielson fire station has been
formally and legally transferred to the
borough by the very efficient special
struct and equip this building. Sincere
appreciation is due this committee for
the faithful manner and highly efficient
services rendered.
The warden also pays a tribute to
the department in his report, saying
that such an institution Is the most
valuable and reliable insurance policy
the property owners OF the borough
''The lower Moor Of the borough hall
building has been leased to Walter p.
White for 1928 a year, and the hall in |
he building is rented for social pur-
ONE to the borough. We were unable
o secure a satisfactory offer for the
ell and tower, SO they remain borough
"A seal. to be called The Seal of the
-
chased and adopted by the warden and |
court of burgesses, and we ask for /
your ratification of its adoption at the /
Lnnual borough meeting. A borough
cal is necessity and it should have
'een adopted years ago."
Your warden and court of burgesses
ecommend that the streets OF the bor-
ugh be provided with suitable street
igns and that each house be number
ID, so that we shall be prepared to |
ulfil the requirements OF the govern |
nent In establishing free delivery or
nail by letter carriers. There will be /
22 signs required.
The board of health OF the borough
Ic health by condemning a CONTAINING
ted well serving notices on property
wners that emptied sewerage into the
'enter street brook, so-called, must
ease after June 1, 1910: that all sew
&c must be removed from the brook.
nd by having a meteorological anaiy-
is made of milk sold by milk dealers
. residents of the borough. The tests
how high standard OF quality
Warden Billiard thanks the burgess
lon of their untiring efforts to make
Is administration a success. I,
Social and Personal.
Miss Young and Miss Susie Young,
aao have been spending the winter in
artford and New York city. have re-
irned home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Potter of
,orwich were guests of DR.. and Mrs.
. P. Todd on Monday.
Miss Helen Howe Leavens entertain
q at her homo. on Winter street Tues
ay afternoon. Bridge was the feat
re. eight tables being played. A dainty
inch was served at the close OF the
anne.
Mrs. William Lester of Providence
the guest of Mis- Helen Leayens.