Norwich bulletin., 1913-05-06

request of the gas and electrical com missioners for the authorization of an appropriation of s45, 900 for & new re- tainer, Alderman Beckley reported progress and asked for more time, which was gFanted.
 The public works committee report ed favorably on the retition of James funagnaro to connect property by a l private drain with sewer in Golden street. The report was accepted and the agreement herewith adopted.
 Petitions for Paving Streets.
 A petition to place in the city meet ing estimates sum to asphalt Rose place was presented by Frank H. Smith and others. and was referred to the finance committee.
 A petition to pave Sachem street With brick, macadam or other pave ment from Uncas street westerly was presented by Nancy Lucas and IS oth- CTS and referred to the finance com mittee.
 A petition to macadamize Union street and to have the sum inserted in the warning for the next city meet ing was presented by Edward P. Brewer and 30 others and referred to the finance committee.
 Hassann in North Main Street.
 For paving North Main street with hassam pavement from Burnham square to Central avenue a petition was presented by Charles Lutz and 90 others who asked to have the sum placed in the estimates. It was refer red to the finance committee.
 Protest Against Dumping Ashes.
 The Shetucket company sent pro- test against the dumping of ashes on Second street by the city as at pres ent. They asked to have the street macadamized, as they had contracted to lay concrete walks on both sides Of the street. It was referred to the hnance committee.
 A petition to extend the Baltic street sewer to Baltic street extension and over North street was presented by Dr. D. J. Shahan and 25 others. It repre- sented that this was required by the public health. Referred to finance com mittee.
 For Band Concerts. The Reid & Hughes company and sixteen others petitioned for $400 for band concerts in the coming season. It was referred to the finance commit tee.
 An asphalt or cement sidewalk along West Main street from Louis Rosenberg's to Joseph N. Budnick' S property was asked for in the petition handed in by NJ. Goldstein and p oth- CTS. It was referred to the public works committee.
 George W, Pratt and 30 others peti- toned for extension of stone cuIvert across land of the Turner estate and the Deneff estate, at Broad street. Re- ferred to finance committee.
 Wants Ledge Taken Away.
 petition for removal of ledge op- posite 39 Spruce street and that $500 be appropriated was presented by John l.. Counihan and others, It was re- ferred 10 financec onmittee
 Mrs AIhart M Ctd1tlay, nd Cutler petitioned for removal of tree on the Brown Cutler lot in the City cemetery. Referred to committee on public works.
 Motor Boat Men Petition.
 Proper facilities for motor boat land ing at Rose alley was asked for by Herman Jackel, Jr., and 70 others. Re ferred to public works committee. The petitioners thought they deserved t proper landing in view of the motor boat licenses they have to pay.
 For Elizabeth Kelly, John H. Barnes presented claim for $500 for injuries received in a. fall on Broadway It was referred to the finance committee West Siders Want Policeman Earlier.
 petition to the police commission CTS tacking to have a policeman west of Fairmount street go on duty at o'clock in the evening, instead of g. as ne doeS now, was signed by John B. Dat and 75 others. It was referred to the police commissioners.
 Money for a sewer in Broad street from Broadway towards Cedar street was asked by a petition by John Alden and others. It was referred to the pub lie works committee.
 Asks Sewer Assessment Abatement
 George W. Rathbun asked for abate- ment of $48.04 for Dunham streeet sewer assessment. Referred to finance committee.
 G. E. Hodge asked for permission to erect building on Kingsley land on Franklin street, of frame with asbestos roof. It was referred to the fire com mittee.
 Ratified Park Regulation on Dogs.
 The park commissioners reported a regulation adopted by the park board barring all dogs from the park, except on leash. The council voted approval