Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-03

was referred to the corporation coun- 1 sel.
 A petition from James Fenegnaro to connect at Oakridge street property by private drain to Golden street sewer was referred to the public works com mittee.
 Mayor Named as Delegate.
 There was an invitation to the ninth convention of the National River and Harbors congress in Washington, Dec. 4, and 6, which was read by Clerk Moore. and Mayor Murphy was ap- pointed delegate on motion of Alder man Mclaughlin.
 A petition and track plan for a troll ley track in Boswell avenue from Franklin street to Pratt street was presented by the Connecticut company. On motion of Alderman Hourigan of the public works committee hearing on the matter was set for Dec. 18th.
 Lafayette Street Sewer Assessments.
 The following assessments for sew CT on Lafayette street were laid: Will liam H. Yeomans, $43.16; Lucia Gager, s56.So; John J. o'Neill, $4s.sO; Michael c. Conway. $24.S0; Seth L. Brown, $34.08; Rikske A. Langenbach, $61. .34; Anna A. Hopkins. s1S.74; total of $288.52 on the easterly side of the street, and Ruth H. Branch, $2S.46; Herbert B. Wightman, $42.03; Byron A. Wightman, $43.73; Laura Subert, $31.66, a total of $140.SS on the west erly side of the street.
 The committee which had conducted the sewer hearing and laid the assess l ments reported that the Falls company was adjudged not benefited by the sew CT and should be exempted from tax. The report was accepted and exemp- | tons recommended were voted. The 1 sewer assessment in this case and in | others acted upon is to be paid on or before March 1. 1913.
 Water Street Sewer.
 | Assessments for the Water street sewer were recommended and laid as l follows: On north side-Ella S. Bill, Florence Bill Selden and Jane E. Bill, all heirs of estate of Henry Bill, $5S.04 each. Those adjudged not benefited were the Bill heirs named as to the property occupied by store of N. s, l Gilbert 6 Sons. Lee & Osgood com pany, Samuel Kronig and Leo Kronig,
 Durham Street Sewer.
 For the Dunham street sewer the as- easements were laid as follows: John F. Clabby, SLIPS; Catherine Clabby SLIPS; Max Zerawski, $28.20; A. l. Potter, $2256; George w. Rathbun
 $2s.Ss; Nellie H. Rathbun, $2S.71; Geo
 w. Rathbun, 246.35; Albert L. Potter $22.56: George O. Gadbois, s45.12, or the north side. and on the south side
 Elizabeth D. Maynard, $14.10; Fannie
 M. Bill Post, Sarah M. Bill and Saral T. Post, heirs of Palmer Bill eacf I rl
 E. Park, $2S.20; Thomas J. Murray
 s2s.2o; Marshall H. Whitford, s5s.42 estate of John Glidden, $2s,2O; Rober
 A. Sherman, s2S,20; Charles Schlough
 S2s,20.
 On the north side of the street Eliz- abeth Park was exempted and on the
 south side Mary H., Gertrude an(
 Martha Ward, because not benefited.
 Boswell Avenue Trolley Layout. A petition from the Connection
 company was presented with a blu
 print plan of track layout, showing a track having a generally centra location in the street and extendinl to a point just this side of Prat
 street, to be a single line track. Tn
 communication was accepted and re ferred to the committee.
 Street Work.
 Street Commissioner E. c. Lilli I bridge made the monthly report fo , the street department of total ex , penditures of $3.46555 and an aver l age of 80 men employed during tn month on the Washington street mac adam s622.32 had been spent. $41S.0 collection of garbage and ashe: $3O4.2S care of block pavement, ;205.
 63 care of catch basins, $433.07 a F crusher for Sachem street improve ment, $563.71 for quarrying and crush , ing stone, and $566.01 for care c 7 streets and gutters.
 Paid Department Bills.