Norwich bulletin., 1911-06-16

room tthe mayors effiee) he voted against Dr: Lewis for health officer, but when, after deciding upon the ap- pointmeht bs majority vote. ana then ednins into the e6uf8eil meeting and voting the other way, as he had seen some of the members do, he de clared that he had voted for Dr. Lew is.
 He declared that he believed in fair play for all, and while am here they'll get it" He stated that he want ed all the people to know the situa- tion. The members of the council, he said, knew how he stood in the mat ter and how Dr. Lewis had been ap- proved. but he wanted the public to know the situation.
 Cooperation Counsel and Fire Chief.
 There was but one candidate pre- scented for corporation counsel, and Joseph T. Tanning was unanimously chosen.
 For chief of the fire department. fire Howard L. Stanton was the unani- nous choice.
 Assistant Chief.
 For assistant chief, to fill the va caney caused by the resignation of Arthur NJ Brown, seven names were presented to the executive committee. Adam J. Bernhard, Jr. Charles !. Smith. Thomas Dooley, Francis J. Kane, Henry E. Davis. William s, Murray and William Daly. The com mittee recommended Adam J. Gern- hard, Jr and he was chosen, feeeif- ing ten votes. Smith, Doaley and Daly getting one each.
 Alderman Parker. stated that he wanted tn go on record as voting Ter Mir. smith. he having so stated to the committee.
 Street Commissioner.
 For street commissioner E. c. Lilli- bridge was the only name presented and he vas unanimously chosen.
 Cemetery Superintendent.
 Two names were presented for su- MetzgeF and A. w Jaris. The lat ter was recommended and received Ii votes, the former getting two.
 The appointment of the minor off cers was omitted until the next meet ing.
 land in Roath street from G. S. Ray mon, ss recommended by the executive committee. followed. This is the land where the stone crusher is located.
 Fourth of July Celebration.
 Alderman Gebrath stated that the executive committee recommende6 that there be a celebration of thf Fourth of July here this year and tEat the matter be placed in the hands of tEe amusement committee and that s200 be appropriated as 2 nucleus of a fund for the celebration It was voted.
 By motion of Alderman Parker, the clerk was directed to send copies O. the journal to the members the same as last year.
 The following bills were approved f3xa 1r-. ment s1.025.59, public works $S,220.55 fire s2,459.14 police s2,159.56, stree lighting s1,3344S, park $79.50, financ, s5.233.86.
 The following bills were approved l Gas and electric department s12,673.39 water department s2.625.31, Ston. brook reservoir $15,701.08. The Stony brook bills follow | Thomas. J. Dodd s1.T34.72, Archibal, Torrance s2,663.42, Joseph T. Fannin! s224.s0. The Petrossi Go. s3,79s.Sz Chandler & Palmer ss14,71, $. B. Palm CT s20, William Kramer s45, G. E Hodge s22, Charles N. ChappeIl s16.1f throp s241.77. Edward Chappell C. s155.64, The Crane Co. ss70.65. Chas Osgeod Co. s1s.22, Vanderman Manu | featuring Go. ss.7s, Builders Irol | Foundry Co. $36.81, Kennedy Valve G 1 s227. Peter Ceecareili s5s.50, The Lead ite 1o- Seo, Initeu Leaa to. 9I,ue es' '- | Herman A. Johnson s7.50, s. N. John son S7.90, H. N. Johnson s13.90, Nelso l J. Ayling S4.20 Max Gordon & Go | Corp s117o. Charles $. Holbrook s6.5f A. l.. Potter & Co. Sa6. J. F. Cesgrov Co. s2S.50. Henry Baker $15. J. Ray mond Palmer s30. H. H. Dolbeare s1( | Albert H. Church s125. Gilbere r Coates S125, Hiram H. and Kate | Auburn s1060. Louis Haack s1s0 1 c. Leffingweil $25. A. J. Palmer an A. J. Coggeshall $500, water depart
 mant and petty cash payments $2,s72. 2 t-total s15.701.0s.