Norwich bulletin., 1910-11-15
Willimantic, Danielson and Putnam

nual report of the city treasurer. show ing a balance of $is,S41.S4, and the annual report of the treasurer of the Willimantic water works, showing as balance Of $7,736.44.
 E A petition from A. R. Burnham and 1T others for the establishment of a fire alarm box at the corner of Bridge the fire committee for investigation and report. A request from James Mercer, through the city health officer. for an extension of time in which to complete sanitary Improvements in the Stone Row property was granted A petition from Philip Cohen and others for a crosswa1k on Pleasant street was referred to the street committed. with power. A requisition for supplies for the fire department was voted down when an attempt was made to refer the same to the purchasing committee with power. The first part of the requisition, pertaining to the purchase of zinc, was then referred to the pur- chasing committee, with power and the remainder, dealing with the pur- chase of a washing machine and rope for the Hilltop Hose company was re- ferred to the committee on fire depart ment for an investigation and report. An application for drain layers li- cenSe f. pm Ahesirn Bros accompanied with bonds, will be granted when both members of the firm have signed A resolution was introduced by Alderma n Whitrnore, and adopted whereby the salaries of all city officials remain fixed at the same figure as last year. A resolution was then introduced by Alderman Case and adopted wherein these items, comprising. the annual budget, will be laid before the annual city meeting: Fire department, s5,500: police, $8,5o0; street, SIP 2.G00; street department improvements, $5,Goo; street lights, $11,500; library, s1.00e; interest, $8,500; sewer construction, tingent fund. s4500: rent, $500; main taining sewers s1,500: collecting taxes and assessments, $1.o00; foot bridge, $500; police court, S1,S0A; printing and advertising, $500; garbage collection, $,21O0; testing lights. $500: trap rock and oiling, s3,060; new stret, s1,0No; sidewalk Improvements, s4,0o0 Total, $S3, 500
 An ordinance, introduced by Alder man Whitmore, was adopted whereby the trolley people must properly clear their tracks after snow storm A resolution relieving W. J. Hastings of $30 on his original sewer assessn1 ent was adopted. An ordinance was intro duced by Alderman W31itmore that will in the future prohibit anyone from erecting overhanging signs over the sideswalks, for advertising purposes, WJllOuL I1TSL 0DGalnltlG pGTn1lSS1OD from the court of common council or from the mayor.
 The regular current monthly bills were ordered paid as read, and ad- journment was taken at 9 o'clock.
 Many Attend Graustark.
 There was a large audience at Graustark Monday evening in the Loomer Opera house The play was even better than was presented last year and made a great hit, everyone present being pleased with the per- forn1ance.
 Personals.
 Arthur I. Bill has been In Boston on a brief trip.
 Frank Rourlee of Providence was in the city Monday.
 Dwight H Barstow of Scotland was in Willimantic Monday.
 Seleet1nan John H. F'itts of Hanp- ton was in Willimantic Monday.
 George A Bartlett of Springfield Mass, spent the week end with friends in town.
 MT. and Mrs. Clarence O. Barrows spent the weekend with friends in Newington.
 Mr. and Mrs. John $. Champlin oi kSodltA CoNCAIly NCAC w 41AAillahtiS NLS- itors Monday.
 Mrs. George F. Taylor of Church street left Monday for a weeks visit in Brattleboro, Vt.
 J. 5. Fullerton is in New York on a short trip, having left on the 4.07 ex- press Monday afternoon.
 Ashton C. Persons of Walnut street has returned from a short visit to Torrington, his former home
 Miss W. S. Blizzard of South Gov entry left Saturday for New York to spend the winter with friends.
 Henry M. Congdon of Springfield Mass spent Sunday with his mother Mrs. Etta P. Congdon. of North street
 Dr, w P S. Heating has gone to South Manchester for a few days rest He has been in poor health for several weeks.
 Mrs Mary Keirans and son. Cornel- jus, who have been visiting friends here the past week. returned to Chel- sea. Mass. Saturday.
 L. B. Clarke and F. E. Patterson ot Hartford were in the city Monday demonstrating the merits of a 1911 model automobile. Mir. Clark is 3. rel ative of Registrar ,. z. Barstow.