Norwich bulletin., 1910-05-03
MANY PETITIONS FOR NEW SEWERS
Council Receives Many quests for Estimates be Pac ed in Call for Annual City Meetins-Brick Paving from shetucket to Market Streets-Milk Inspectors Ordinance Salary and Expenses Wanted d-Appropri- alton to S-dgwick Post

All the members of the court of com mon council were present on Monday evening for the May meeting, the last regular meeting of the council for the | fiscal year. There were numerous re- ports and many petitions acted upon, but the business occupied less than three-quarters of an hour, Mayor Lip pitt having adjourned the session un- til May B before S.45 o'clock. The reading of the journal was dis pensed with by unanimous vote. The monthly report of the street de- pertinent showed expenditures of s2.o62.6s. which included s4Os.O3 for Cliff street improvement. s350.27 for sweeping block and brick pavement. It was approved.
 The monthly report of the city treasurer was accepted and ordered printed in the journal.
 The annual report of the board of water commissioners was accepted and referred back to the board for the printing of 500 copies for distribution. The salient features of the report ap- pear on page seven, as does the report of the park commissioners, which was approved and ordered printed in the appendix of the journal and the portion applying to the appropriation Of S5,00O for the ensuing year was referred to the finance committee.
 The public works committee report ed that the grade on northerly side of Maple Grove avenue be established ac- cording to the survey as read. but action was deferred for a hearing or May 23 to all interested.
 Many Petitions.
 Jacob vetter and six others asked to have sum sufficient to build a sewer in Platt avenue from a point opposite No. 3S Platt avenue to con- meet with the Broad street sewer, be placed in the estimates for the ensu- ing year. It was referred to the H. nance committee.
 That a sum sufficient to build sewer in Oneco street from Sachem street to a point near Williams street be placed in the estimates for the en- suing year was asked for by Edward Kirby and others. 1t was referred to the finance committee.
 c. E. whitney and others asked to have a sewer constructed in Ripley place. connecting with the old sewer and running through to York street, and that a sufficient sum to build it be placed in the estimates for the en- suing year. It was referred to the H. nance committed
 The Plaut-Cadden company ana other merchants asked to have includ- ed in the estimates for the next city meeting the estimated expense Of paw ing with brick Main street from She- tucket street corner to the foot of the hill near the Western Union office It was referred to the finance committee
 William Campion asked permission to connect his premises with the cul-
 
 to the public works committee, who reported favorably and it was allowed
 The Chelsea Boat club called atten- ton to the sewer emptying into the Yantic river, north of the clubhouse, where there is a deposit, depriving them of 8 mooring. It was referred to the public works committee.
 New Building for West Side.
 Ellen Murphy. through her attorney J. T. Planning. asked for the right to erect a four-story building for stores and dwellings at the corner of West Main and North Thames street. It was referred to the fire commissioners
 The finance committee was author ized to reappropriate the remainder of the sum appropriated last year for the Sachem street macadam.
 The sum of S172.50 was voted to Thomas J. Dodd, being chargeable to the appropriation for the improvement of Meadow Brook reservoir.
 The invitation of Sedgwick post, No.