Norwich bulletin., 1911-04-04
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 Davis Giyss City sioo in Labor sidevalk Grade F

A half hour wa suhlcient h which to conduct thu badness Of the April session of the court of common c0lnn- oil. which met Monday evening in the exccpt Aldermen IVhiting and Coun- cilfnan Woodw0rth. There was q short hearing on grade, several reports and petitions. the annual report of the city health officer and the approval of and closed at 8-4O. Another &ift of q gland. was received with thanks
 Tho hearing for the adoption Of a grade 'on the northerly side Of Broad street was opened. If concerned the L. Case. No one appeared to be heard and the erecommendation of the exec1- tive committees was adopted.
 Repsrts Hoard.
 The quarterly report of the chief of police was read and approved There were l92 arrests. and lodgings were given 1,128.
 The fire marshaI reported for tho past quarter that there had been 15 permits Eranted. and k was approved.
 The monthly report of the city treas- Hee S4s%st " H4eeAec~ A.@ ss4S s~~Ne
 Tho mayor called attention t6 the fact that the report showed the con- tiugent account was overdraWn. He said he thought that about $1,200 of West Main street improvement has been charged to both that account and the contingent account He thought there is about 3760 still in the ac- count, and will call the treasurer's at tentiop to it in the morning.
 The monthly report of the street conmissioner showed. there were f the month, the totAl expenditure being $1.ee6.93 Its was approved.
 The annual report Of the city health ofilcer was received. It was ordered printed in the appendix of the journal and 300 copies secured for general dis trihntio z. The executive comuaittee reported re- gardin9 the petition Of Nfiss Hunting ton for the removal of a tree in front Of her property, In Broadway. She has consented to have 1t remain. and was given leave to withdraw. II is q live for the removal of a tree. the executive committee reported that one be remov- ed and the other trimmed. The recom- mendation was approved
 It was reported by Alderman Ge- brath that theresuisould be an arc ligha at the corner of Fifth street and Gen. tral avenue, and it was voted. This was petitioned for by Patrick Bray
 Petitions.
 The Shetaicke& company through Agent Smith asked for the appoint ment of Charles Levander as a public weigner. It was referred to the ex- ecutive committee.
 John Galligan and others petitioned for the acceptance as a public high way Hroepect street, running from Ripley street eastsriy, and that 1t be known as Prospect avenue.
 Gives 44oo in Labor to City.
 H. D. Davis. forester. reported that he wished to. present to the city the Boswell avenue park iatisfactory to the tree warden. He win band the trees, trim the trees and apray them.
 Aldermen Gebrath said he wish deto that the elm beetle can be conquered.s He win demonstrate 1t in the park. and it was moved it be ae- cepted wtfhs thanlks
 Gift from Narwieh, England.
 Town Clerk Arnold H. Miller of Nor wioh, Eng, has sent g. copy of Tho Walls of Norwich to this city, his let ter being as followa:
 T am instructed to forward you the enclosed print Of fhe report Of the city of tl1is corporation as to the ancient walls of this city, which it is deemed may ibe of interest to your 
 Alder1naA Parker moved that 1t be accepted with thanks, and vote of thanks sent to the donors. and that it be loaned to Slater hall with the other volumes. It was voted.
 Bills Approved.
 The following bills were approved and ordered paid: Finance, 44,014.S6; police, $3.033.98; street lighting, $1,- 642.e7; fire. $2.B6A14; public works. park 375; cemetery. 3275.35.
 The following were approved: Trad