Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1912-01-02


Elm to Water; on Buck street, from
Elm to the end of Buck; on Water
street, from Bullock northerly for a
sufficient distance to take IN all tina
houses on said street excepting those
severed by the proposed sewer on
Bridge street; on Lee street, from the
end of the present sewer easterly for
sufficient distance to take in all the
houses not severed by the sewer or
proposed sewer on Elm street; Elm
street, from Richmond southerly to
Bundy; Richmond street, easterly from
Livery street for a sufficient distance
to take in the houses and buildings on
said street; Livery street, from Rich
mond for a SUFFICIENT distance to take
in all the houses on said street not
severed by the proposed sewer ON Buck
street; Front street, westerly from Liv-
cry to take in the First National bank
building and the H0ughton and Wag-
ner block: Canal street, from the man
hole Just southerly of Pomfret street
In a northerly direction for the whole
length Of Canal street, and thence
across to Elm street for a sufficient
distance to sewer the O'Leary building
and the Court house block; Union
street, from the railroad line to Main;
Main street northerly from Union to
L ~.
Main to the proposed sewer on Canal
street; Harris street, from the engine
house to Monohansett; Monohansett
street for the full length thereof west
erly to the present sewer; Walnut
street, from the end Of the present
sewer to Fsrrows street; Chassey
street, southerly from Walnut for q
distance to take in the thI ee houses
already on said street; Frank street,
| from the present sewer on Walnut
street easterly to its junction with Let
tiers street; Railroad street. from May
southerly TO take in the houses already
built on Railroad street Lyon street,
from Franklin in a nortlIerly direction
go as to ike in all Of the
houses thereon; Oak street, from the
end Of the present sewer to Wilkinson
street. and for q sufficient distance
| southerly on Wilkinson street to take
| in the houses of William A. Buck and
! DR.. e. M. Harris; School street, from
point in Kinney's lumber yard south
! erly to We center line of Tillotson
/ TYllotson street, easteriy to wilkinson
( Wilkinson, southerly from TillotsOn foI
sufficient distance to sewer the house
I of George E. Brousseau and the house
| of the Kenyon estate, and northerly
! from T1Ilotson street for a distance
! sufficient to sewer the house of Eller
/ 8. Shaw Intervale street. westerly
from Mechanics street for a distance
/ sufficient to take in all the houses or
said street. also recommend the
building Of sewers on Laurel, Sunny
side and Fenner streets, as already
voted by the commoun council.
Ordinances.
I recommend that complete set O
ordinances be enacted between noV
and early spring,
Revision of Charter.
I believe that a complete revision
should be made and that some Tnethot
should be devised whereby the cit!
and town governments can be consoH
dated and the cost OF two~sets Of Off
GERS be avoided
Fire Department.
This department. above all other
should be furnished with what it need
and l recommend the purchase of on
thousand feet Of hose forthwith.
Police Force.
From the captain down the polio
force has cO-operated with the prose
cutting attorney in making every effor
to preserve good order and at the sam
time to have as little publicity as pos
sIble in regard to criminal matters.
Health Department.
There is no doubt that upon tn
completion Of our sewer system tn
} city win be one Of the most healthfi
/ cities in the state.
: Finances.
We have in the last two years e1
pended good deal of money for sew
ers. We have also purchased a. crush
: er and engine complete, and roller, an
have expended quite a large amount
money in drainage and in the perma
+ nent improvement Of our streets. bl
t all of these expenditures have been fl
the permanent Improvement OF our eli
! and are q splendid investment.
Meeting of A. G. Warner Post.
T. There will be a meeting of A. {
Warner post No 81, Wednesday eva
ming, January 3. at which a full a
= tendance is desired.-adv.
; Appointments Made.
i The council made these appoin
t ments:
The city clerk, Frederick w. Sewar
was re-elceted; assistant city cler
William P. Warren; prosecuting a
torney, ARTHUR Mcdonald; assistal
prosecuting attorney, Howard {
L Bradford city treasurer, Charles
D Brown; clerk Of the city court, Lucil
e H. Fuller; deputy judge, Mahlon ]
q Gcissler; city engineer, George PER-,
d lax collector, Joseph McKachnie; 81
+ Ferintendent of streets, Frederick d.
gias, chief engineer of fire departner
= Mark H. Wilson; first assistant.
= j.. Smith; second assistant, Alphon
u Iourcier; police captain, John Mu
: ray; sergeant Of police, Patrick Haye
e Jatrolman, Julius Cordier; fire polio
benjamin Chaffee, Charles Tetreau
Herman Carver, James pBrien, Jnl
: Mcclure and August Martin; heal
# officer, DR.. Omer LaRue; board
o health, DR.. H. r. Lowe, William
: Johnson and Gideon Ceneitre: supe
IT iltendent of fire alarms, Archiba
t, Macdonald.
9, rhe following standing ceinmitte
II were elected:
ID Finance. ]. A Dady, e. L. DAY
l. and John G. Johnson; highways,
49,