Norwich bulletin., 1911-02-14

DOdy over IO FlTSL OeleclLtdu JdIIleS J. Few, and he in turn turned 1t over to Funeral Directors Elmore and Shep- ard ta prepare for burial.
 Meeting of Board of Aldermen.
 David A. Trumbull appeared before the board of aldermen Monday even ing and asked for permission to erect a building in the rear of his block. on Main street, to be used as a garage. He had been refused a permit by the building inspector, Wade U. Webster, on the ground that the building to be constructed would not conform to the requirements relating to the fire regu- lations. The mayor then brought up the matter of tine nomination of off, cers for the ensuing year, as under the provisions of the charter and appointed G. He AFeu superintendent of the pumping station. Alderman Shepard and Hofbroook were appointed tellers, afld these appointments were unani- mously ratified: Superintendent of streets. Edwin O. Sumner; superintend- ent of Water works, Henderson $. Moulton: chief engineer of fire depart ment, superintendent of fire depart ment and building inspector, Wade U. Webster; assistant engineers, first. El- mer A. Daniels: second. John O. Rowe: third. Thomas P. Foley; first police. Clinton C. Rood, William Hatfield, Charles A. Taintor. Hollis H. Lyman, John Horan, and Walter A. Costello; collector of taxes, J. B. Baldwin: cor poration counsel. George Melony.
 Various reports were accepted. A pe- tition for a street in the vicinity Of Chapman street, signed by Eugene Cote and forty others, was referred to the street committee. Acquisition for supplies for the water department and the city clerk were referred to the purchasing committee. with power. The report of the street committee relative to the layout of John street and South Park street extension was accepted. and resolutions covering the same adopted A resolution was adopted ap- pointing Mrs. Belle B. Riggleman li- brarian, as was one authorizing the clerk to have 200 lists of the city of ficers printed and one authorizing the mayor to borrow $5,000 to meet any expense tliat may occur, from t'nle to time A resolution was also adopted authorizing the standing committee on street lights to remove the light In front of James Haley's resfdenre in south street and plare the same at more desirable place on said street. A report from the sewer committee relative to the petition of F. F. Shee- han and others for a sewer on West Park street was accepted and a reso- lntion covering the same adopted. A rsoIution authosizing. the Hon. D. F. Dunn to go before the railroad com m1SStOuSTS ana ndVG JcilL IcSoiuIloiiS adopted by the council of 1904, relative to a petition asking for the elimination of the Union and Main street crossings maintained by the New Haven road in this city, and have the same resented and repealed, was adopted. It was vot- ed that the David A. TuTnbuH matter be left with the building inspector to take the usual procedure Following the reading and ordering paid of the current bills adjournment was taken. Personals.
 Mrs A T. Benner and Mrs. T. H. Cole spent Monday in Stafford W. H. Hall of South Wilmington was a Willimantic visitor Monday. Frank W. Chappell of Chaplin was in the city on business Monday. Henry Atwood of Quidnick, R. L. is visiting friends on High street Mir. and Mrs Michael F. Donovan of Winter street spent Monday in Hart ford.
 Arthur Judge of East Boston, Mass, spent Sunday with his family in this city.
 Miss " Helen Bowers of Chaplin was in willimantic Monday. calling on friends.
 Charles and Walter, twin sons of MT. and Mrs. Walter Broadhurst of 16 Un- ion street, are i'll with measles. Edward Gilman, who has been visit | ing friends in Hartford for a week. has returned to his home on Church street Miss Ruth Carpenter of the office of the state board of education at Hart ford=was the guest of friends in Will mantle Monday. Harold Williams, who has been con- fined to his home on Prospect street for about ten days with congestion ot 1 the lungs. IS improving.
 John M. Martin of Walnut street was ambulance Monday forenoon. He has been i'll for some time with pneumonia MT. and Mrs. Isadore Beauregard of trip, are visiting with the former s father, Louis Beauregard of 125 Wal nut street.
 quarantine for scarlet fever for a
 aumber of weeks, was. released .Mon- day and left for his home in Spring field. Mass, for visit of several days Former City Clerk Fred A. SaHder- son, #hoz is- very H with pneumonia at s-lloSne on. Valley street. was a trifleS more comfortableis Monday. His stempera tures has got down to 100 and | he is able to get some rest.
 sSs .oss' Last Excuse When all else fails, Mr Foss might fall back on trs Jeffries' excuse that he was "doped.r-Denver Republican
 
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