Norwich bulletin., 1912-12-24
LEGAL NOTICES.
NOTICE. State of Connecticut. General Assembly.
January Session, A. D. 1913. To the Honorable Senate and House of Representatives in General As sembly Convened:

January Session, A. D. 1913. To the Honorable Senate and House
 of Representative in General As
 sembIy Convened:
 Petition of Joseph T. Tanning, Thomas H. Beckley, Charles s. Hol- brook, Shepard B. Palmer. Frank J. King and Frank H. Smith. acting as individuals, and as committee of the Norwich Board of Trade, for an altera- ton or the charter of the City of Nor w;Gh to provide for an enlargement and extension of the boundaries of said City.
 The undersigned respectfully pray your honorable body to alter the char ter of the Cltv of Norwich so as to provide that the boundaries of said Cltv shall be enlarged and extended to lying in the Town of Norwich, known as Sunnyside, Norwich Town and Bean Hill.
 l. The section known as Sunnyside; bounded westerly by the City line along the Thames river, northerly by the City line, easterly by the lines between the Towns of Norwich and Preston. and southerly by line passing through of the house on the westerly side of Laurel Hill avenue owned and occupied by Mrs Anna Spicer and distant IT feet southerly from the extreme south westerly corner thereof and also through a point in range with the westerly side of the second house east erly of Laurel Hill avenue on the southerly side of Bentley avenue and l owned by Mrs. Anna Spicer and distant 65 feet southerly from the southwest | erly corner thereof
 2. The section known as Norwich | Town and Bean Hill; beginning on the 1 Asylum street in the center of the | Yantic river and running upstream in | the center of the said Yantic river to | the bridge on West Town street, thence frar Af cot hril ,A north side thereof north 37 1-2 degrees. l east 660 feet, to bound on the easter 1 ly side of the lane leading from the | house Of Avery Bros. to the icehouse l 1S5 feet northwesterly from the west erly corner of the barn of said Avery Bros. measured on the side of said | lane, thence easterly to the westerly Billings brook crosses the side of said | road, thence easterly to the westerly side of Tanner street to point 35 feet | southerly from the range of the south | erly side of the house owned N-- Mrs. Margaret Mara. thence easterly to a cross cut in the highest point of the Meeting House Rocks which bears north S4 1.2 degrees west from the | northweSterly corner Of the Norwich | Town church. thence northeasterly to l a point In range with the westerly side of the house of Arthur H. Gulliver and others and distant 100 feet northerly | 1 thence continuing in the same course to the easterly side of the Scotland road, thence southeasterly to the juno ton of the old Canterbury turnpike | with the OK Hill road which passes by land of George Lepan, to point al the northerly end of the culvert on the easterly gutter of the Old Canterbury turnpike at the westerly end of said OK Hill road, thence running south easterly to the northwesterly corner o1 Mohegan park, thence southerly along the park and present City line 20( feet to the Park road from Washington street, thence westerly and southerl1 by the present City line to Washing ton street, thence southerly by Wash ington street 100 feet, thence easterly and northerly by the present City lint to Mohegan park thence. southerly ant southwesterlv by the present City lint across Washington and Lafayette streets, thence northerly, westerly anC southwesterly by present City line t( tho place of beginning.
 And as in duty bound your Petition CTS will ever pray.
 Dated at Norwich, Conn.,, this 14tl day of December. 1912.
 JOSEPH T. TANNING, THOMAS H. BECKLEY,
 CHARLES s. HOLBROOK, SHEPARD E. PALMER. FRANK J, KING,
 l and
 FRANK H. SMITH.
 By JOSEPH T. TANNING,
 Their Attorney.