Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-03

Mayor T. c. Murphy called the Sep ternber meeting of the court of com mon council to order at $40 on Mon day evening in the council chamber, with all members present except Councilman E. E. Baker. City Engi- neer George E. Pitcher and Corpora ton Counsel Joseph I. Tanning cccu- pied the spectators seats
 As usual. the reading of the journal was dispensed with and the roll was called by Clerk stephen D. Moore
 Narnino Hurnhsm Square.
 For the public works committee. AL |derman Hourigan reported progress upon the petition of John T. Young covering on Falls avenue. and upon the petition of W. F. Lester on West Main street Both reports were ac- cepted. The alderman reported in Ia vor Of granting the petition to give the name Burnham square to the plot at Preston bridge at the junction.of Main and North Main streets. The commit tee recommended a fence or wall on North Main street at property of C. W. Pearson
 Against Preston Brothers Pump. The public works committee report Of streets in Prospect park and peti- tioners were given leave to withdraw. There war also anfunfavorahle repor: by the committee to the petition of Preston Brothers for pump on Main street. There was also petition pre- scented favoring the pump signed by Henry Hovey and 100 others. The public, works committee report was unanimously accepted.
 Mere Money for Fiost Alderman Mclaughlin for the amusement committee reported prog to New Haven. but said the money appropriated (s15o) was not enough to carry out the float according to their ideas. Alderman Hourigan asked | If 425o more would be enough, and Councilman Williams moved that &25t additional be appropriated to thu amusement committee for the purpose It was SO voted
 Resolution for oiIins Asssssment. Clerk Moore read the resolution of. 7ciaily giving the name of Burnhalr square to Main street at Prsstor bridge and also an ordinance refer. rine to assesanlent for oiiing sns p&l4AAn&3A8 AltAW@lpt pt ctnP1WcE4H& Ntl' assessment for oiling upon propert, now
 The first resolution was adoptes and the second was ordered publfshel after Alderm, n Gebrath had ezplaine, In answer |, Councilman Kramer question that this was done espeeiai1, to cover cling of streets.
 Registration to selI Milk. ! Alderman Beckiey presented a rsso 1ution amending the milk registration I ordinance, requiring the registering Q the name of anyone desiring to sci milk or cream in the city This reso lution was ordered published.
 Traffic Regulations For the police commissioners. Alder
 man Mclaughlin presented the set Q
 trafZlc regulations which has bee previously published These were or dered printed in the paper as require
 by the charter.
 Settling clairns.
 Alderman Gebrath brought forwar a resolution apnropriating SIS to J. Desmond in settlement of claiI
 brought by Morris Fitzgerald for and injured itself
 l Councilman Bailey stated that
 had horse which had the same thin
 happen to it, and if the city was 10 1 ing around paying SIS for every hors that falls down, he would have claim to put in for his horse Afte some further discussion the armour
 wa appropriated. Councilman Baile lvoting against ik.
 Aresolution was also offered to pa $126 to Mrs. John McGibney in settle nent of the claim she had made fc
 the death of her husband. The amour 1 was voted.