Norwich bulletin., 1910-12-14

On both ends. The digging Of tne trench was started from sfs@ aTook end also, and there aS>Dst z9s feet were opened by tfge w0rs1anen, while on .sfs end the trench through ss4e Fsa2ca6Aaz ls about completed, and ssa@ Ero4ressee s0nsG distance Into esse Lane south of tfse S2Drse Drg1sgfg Hsre ssas digging s& much easier rsg>@gz .1 tgss street al&e- ia the fields ls not czs2ssEsg nasses1 fros1- Dle. &t tEs vel near the orooxss6e q depth of about eight feet ssas been reached. ~Gass- ige foundation for rss pumping station K nearly corsgsete-G-
 The conditions a5lsgE the city re- TSg1fHsd 1E<s4E tse same on J9es1zY. Early ln tae morning there WAS good supply to se secured. but ss dropped off ss fsSe uSe Of lz increased and 1ssr- tTsZ the lay tfge same number 0E E1- t1res uare ylfnogt water, Tge water Ing caFrs Are working asg gk@ fsnae, and finding more fflan they can attend to in s0DDlFing the demands ot the peo- pie On Tuesday in a trip rnroezf one section Dsse man @AO vas 4s home waited all dSY fDg the cart to zo SY his house ssst it failed to get Enere, ss fsso9s on the street below hfrz made trips that the supply ran out each time. At o'clock ne g1s A boiler half fa4l Dg going to me n~zt corner
 Today Tnsea better sfo1fng. f In expected, ~51 oe made 5rl tEle grsEcfes, with the softer digging and tfle zd6I- tson Of more men.
 pipe All Shipped.
 Ts is expected that tne first ssfrg1er.1 Of pipe will se here today, and should be. according s1 letter received 5y EzDt- cOrzsEy oa Tuesday. Tnfz Ee<- Ter, of the 10th, stated that fzs geagtos oE F trch pipe. CT three carloads. had been sfakpIed and t,zeT were delivered S1. -- rfC Hontay morning The balance the letter grsted, would oe sEsapDed on 3fonscay, Dec. F. ao tE4s all of st ts now on the TaE there 5esnz about sz5 lengths in all Tae pipe con.ea from Camden. S- J The hauling o. the pipe will he started ss soon ss poz- sz,se. and should be ta E1H swing On T11rscay.
 Lake is Droo5sns-
 By the present noeEhod o1 forcing the water into tne pipe line from Mo- began lake the Ezxe .E droppf1g sLDs1t three inches q czTs and t fS o@lieTec that there is water enough t1 t1E. for sE0aII stream flowing into FzfrYse~ from Naa1cw brook and from Fair view there ts small amount coming into the mains. The amount fg not large. 5ur every little heap@- The pumps a- Monsga1 Lake are beang cov- cred in
 Stepped Pumping Well.
 The pumping of rhe first zrtesizn well has been z-oD9ed. IL be6nz found rnerefroEn was not sufficient. + being very small and By no mea1E sa-isfzc torT- Both 1e5lz have. Lher1fore. bes1 a5ald0ned-
 Ysn.fc River Water.
 No time has been fixed for the use of the TaE-sc river water. and the board Of water commissioners cannot say how soon Er will become nsceszary 10 resort 10 it- Not mEcE change czr be looked for just ar present. said one Of the u1enters on Tuesday, az EZc6 2 step cannot 5s taken h . minute r. perfectly sauzzacsorT arrangements can oe cor1pIete1 with the Falls com pany il is probable that water Efl oe taken from the Ea1tIc river there -ss1- # that Is not possible ste pun ping ot river water from 2 point on the rIV=. south Of rhs Ne-I5ct Town bridge will oe arranged for No definite time has been fixed for using river water but ]. used unless there tS a rain storm t5 help cut the ponds
 Railroad Not Guilty.
 On Tuesday the New Haven rad had the city wz<er smut of from rE= stands where the engines take water. oy the water teFarneat- This @az be- cause o< the report that tls engines had been taking water Ee-e fur ssT- erai days Le was found on I-vss-lEz- tion- however. that the Earer ~acn was taken by -le engines 6ii Dot come from the city main ls1 The company has . large Eazz near ms rounahouse and zE9- was filed with oany had been requested -o stop usE1. the water They of course rad rhe right 10 use that water and f wzs such water they took c- S1-Eav and N7n1ay, and did not 6luS5E from tne mains
 Report ef ch.rist N.~landz-
 Dr. N. B. Lewis. health oEce- o< the city. on Tuesday received tls t1llow- ing report from ClsC1tsr Newl41ds-
 Nid61ecow1 D~c- F. 1s1a- D-. V. B Lewis Health oEsce-. Nor
 E5ch. Conn
 Dear Sir-I have 1ae tolsowios re- por- regarding my visit 10 TOUT cf-y 1o confer with you regarding the present water famine.
 As understand -he situation the Norwich reservoir and Srat1f-y poni are practically empty you- city e1gl- aes- is laying 8 pipe line "a Trading Core brook. where ar sGdlt1o1si sup ply of satisfactory Nsrsr vtl as avail able in shcuc rec days IT the mean ciE.s me only sv2iBSSse supply. which can ce ootaIae5 on short notice .s the yancsc river. wsicf, receives consider able drainage cous2Erlns -io1-
 Two cosSa1te methods hare been suggested rc- taking water from this Stre2m-
 Eir>t-That s p6ps line might 6e laid through private property 10 S point 8 short distance south os Ehe NorEicn ! Town bridge and the water pumped 5f-ectiy into the mains without treat mel--
 Secoa6-Taas 6 hypcchiorite plant and the eressssi water pumped through the city nlSilS-
 The latter method Is ul6oI-hse<&y ' preferable to taking unt-eS-eG water from any point along this stream, which would ee available under the present conditions Contamination reaches rhe stream from numerous houses in Norwich Tcvr, ard Yalrtc and IS carried along. ra2iiiy until 1T reaches the pond above gae Falls. where considerable settling or scs- pended matter ocCUrsN Water taken from this stream ac any point between Norwich and Yanc:e Is liable 70 he ss- rsosssly contaminated. and if se De- comes necessary 70 use this supply ' believe it should be carefully 6iSsrs- cd before ss is pumped Into Shs mains Very truly ycursl JAS. \. NEwT.ASpS. Chemist. Scsse Beard oe Health II ss pScneSeI ta haze eve-vssins hl .aF