Norwich bulletin., 1912-09-04
WESIERL YCOUNCIL SSPICY MEETING
rank Ws Coy and Chairman Langworthy Clash Over Hgh Z wsy Msstas Claims of Long Standing Settled Shirt Company and Marrow Fabric Company Ask Tax Exemp tion-Fsw Contagious Diseases in August Probate Court Matters.

T6ere was three hours session of fife westerly town council Tuesday. rr:1I1cnt William L. Clark presided, 4sd 12l members of the council were present. About han the session was Reverted to matters in which Frank w. ro4 wne interested and gave demon- &|ref{on that there was not the friend- Hest business relations between MT. Gov and Chairman Albert Fl. Lang worthy, chairman of the highway com u<tts1. There were several minor tfausactions that Ar. Coy wanted set- fad before he withdrew objections to tho taking of some of his land on the <fore road in connection with the work of the state board of public works on that thoroughfare. and which has resulted in hold up in the build InF of tho state road
 Ae an opener Mir Coy presented a bili dated April IS, 1905, of $3.17, for piece of .brolren curbing, which he t'simed was broken by the negligence >< ruen of the highway department
 rH<tHc'lu1au LAngWorthy said that t4X H3s.sn was broken through the c.rel lk*6114f of a teamster in the enr-- r.rr 1t Afr. c0y. although g 1abcrer {n ills employ cf contractor in town work a&ti8ted in unloading the curb-
 Councilman Maxson said that the rH@St<cn Wdather the town was liable for 6amaHo by the breaking of the cu1b[nr depended upon the yeracity ol tts fc1usker and the contractor, <1ct 1< whom ccnfradfcfed the other.
 MT. Coy said hs paid SIS for the crffxn& and deitsered 1t at the desfg- neted p'aee and # vas to be set at <1e <xD1r1e of fbe town, After de- livery. he cozztendoa that tine town was ssspers'h's fos ne carbins'
 Hr Lzrc4rstfy claimed that the IHxrzre ~as oanned by the careless *114 1f the fzzni2ter in delivery. He #z4 @s1cse1 tn the payment of the 9fzl <z ta' zS- Coy cared for was to 1f H4H 1tffk In payment. SO that 4a 1< &E <zo <z-1o> ahech. he got from 11t f1H1 ><ze< time ara>
 Co4n4l><<9 Flynn aelrcd if the oth- VI zn6zucHrs of the highway committee could thr,u any li8ht on this long, e1HtzE<c1 matter. Councilman Saun- 4<<& I4 rcFiy, said hc knew nothing ot tho clrcru1stnntes and never saw tae hf1} rftor to the present. meeting, ard <hat if had not been previously rr<<erted fo tho iowa council.
 Mx Coy eaiu the biu had been pre- r4n<Hd tc tho ou<Incif and was returned <o 1im 1{ Everett A Kingsley, a for E1tr town eozirifor. President Clark &sid kaet A such bnl had been pre- @so<91 tp the copacii it was never re- turned bF any town solicitor with the kn0Eiedsa of t1e council
 r94<cilu1an lElaxson said he had no
 
 <tra<e 70 the stone. provided it was tcna after rrpperiy delivered, but. on [r14 e<*crLiaI point the contractor and the <eaxneter tell opposite stories.
 %t<1nrliuan Flynn moved that the t|II ts paid and credited to the ac- count of Mir. Coy. The motion pre- {a1led ana MT. Coy expressed satis-
 Et< then brought up another
 1*l'l44 account for adjustment, E1cT1 Rt I1 h3Il against Coy for dirt H*1t Eru the gutfers and used as II-I'< tt 1e'1e of Mfr. Cqy's hnd. The t'jl a1acuuted to $16 Mir. Coy said <rif Wzs1 a bill of long standing, which Do had been unable to settle satisfac- f1riI{. 2 great part of the filling hav- frF te4n washed away by an overflow H trffHce water. He said he had rttn cTtrchersed for the dirt and {rE< f1e damage 10 his property was 11< <o A de<tctigo brook. He said he' FRs W'l!irf fo comprornine this bill ana made reDeafed differs for sottle- ufnt p4< he'd been repeatedly re- Hiutt4 bY fir. LanEWor<hy that hs had n1 clalrn asAinst the town but .4 -<.~.<-<.E .e- ~ .<, ..S. S- .1o .1 gn zose|d bs ore6ifed Vifh about 'ifas sss on os <he hf<l 70 & fair edjusfna1nf Coun- 4|'r&1 FIvnu suggested splitting the #'tef<rcf and made motion Whiea <@<1'led. that Q credit of s1z.5o he
 tH* NH me hiii Mr. Coy said that
 tz skiisfnetefY t0 him.
 Hr- cef then brouaf,s up for settle, F'eH< tne psat<er Of setting back fhe <eFt1a in front of hie property in <f141 ff<1ef. near the entrance of vii r'14x tz<k- % conform fe the sfreaf <n< < tao park and which has been fr<e np tI the L2nEWoffhv-coy per- 7r1k ecntroTensN Mr. Coy said that *1t Hue 1g1 he agreed with a eora-
 1eH f ne hoard of trade whe acts " " 2ae lnutnni friend befWaea hiIn 4s@ sE H>rnd in the council He of-
 I'H0 a strip of land in front
 M rrcpcrtv provided he was al- &N<4 M for cinnzins the coping and
 9111lnk the sidewalk NIT. Cor said
 ce toEn Wanted the Improvement
 t4eze terms' vel and good: if not, te did not clre about 1t and wanted 4, be releAeed from anything he had saS,i or done in connection with fhe 1,ro- pr1e1 change. with the board of trade and town council = 's''
 Councilman LangWorthy said the change could be made for SIS and xnn< be did not favor paying any
 After remarks by Frederick c. Ruf- rum and Charles l. Butler of ina seAd of trads. who consulted with MT. Coy. it was agreed to let tbis maEtcr stand as arranged at former meeung Of the council. Mr. Butler