Norwich bulletin., 1914-06-09
WILLIMANTIC
CITY BUSINESS TRANSACTED. Street Department Spent $1,fo7.51-C. C. Wood Made Inspector of Plumb ing.

Street Department Spent $1,fo7.51-C.
 C. Wood Made Inspector of Plumb
 ing.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of aldermen was held in their rooms in the town building Monday evening, with Mayor D. P. Dunn in the chair.
 Police Business.
 Chief E. F. Rchmond's report for the month of May, which was accepted, showed 51 arrests, as follows: 1ntoxi- cation 2S, assault ?, breach of peace :, common drankazd 4, breaking and en- tering 2, begging l. sale of tobacco to minor 1, insane l, intoxicated and breach of peace l. bastardy 1. resist ing officer l, suspicious person 1, as Sault with intent to murder ], indecent assault l, treSpaSS on railroad l, mani fest danger of falling into vice 1: IT were committed to jail, released by chief, judgment suspended 4, bound over 8, fines paid 3, committed to in sane hospital l; B tramps were lodged at the station house, electric street lights were out 129 hours, 10 doors found open and secured, complaints in- vestigated 15o.
 $1,luf.51 Spent by Street Department.
 The report of Supt, F. O. Sumner of the street department showed that the sum of $1,107.51 was expended m the period between May 9 and June g., wnich report was accepted. A rcquisition from the water depart ment for pipe was referred to the pur- chasing committee with power. A petition for an electric light on : Pleasant street between Card and Bridge streets was referred to the light committee for investigation and report.
 A petition for an extension of sew er on Manners avenue was referred 10 the sewer committee for investigation and report.
 Petitions for sidewalks were received from the Nanderman Manufacturing i company, Swedish Lutheran church. Mrs. Laura H. Adams, Albert Adams. George and Mary Patton, and took the usual course.
 The second reading of petition for sidewalks from David Nichols was hal and the petition accepted. Orders Sewer Connections.
 City Health Officer pr. W. P. $. keating reported that the following ] properties were not properly connect ed with the sewers, and a resolution was passed ordering them to be connect ed within 50 days: Mrs. Patrick Shea. 1170 Main street; Arthur McQuillan, 1190 Main street; Frank Milo, 1161 pany. 70 and "A Pleasant street; Charles l.. Boss. 100 Pleasant street.
 A drain layers license was granted to Welsh and Mccarthy of s05 Milan street, also to Moriarty & Rafferty of fl, Church street.
 Street Lines and Grades.
 The report of the street committee on the proposed layout of Quarry street was read and accepted and Quarry street was accepted as a city street, by resolution, in conformity with the lines and grades embodied in the report.
 Grades on Valley street between Mansfield avenue and Watson street were established by the report and accompanying resolution introduced by the street committee
 The same course was followed in reSard to lines and grades on Willow brook street. between Main and Nat chaug streets: and also in regard to North street between Ash street and Lewiston avenue; sand to Ann and Hope streets
 The street committee was empew- cred te purchase 20 carloads of trap rock. as it might De necessary to use the same on the streets of the city. The library committee was author iZed to expend SEQ for screening the windows and doors of the library, and to purchase dictionary for the use of the library.
 The city clerk was instructed to give notlCe to the QeDoSltorieS in Which the sinking fund of the city is held that the money would be withdrawn by September 24th to be used in retiring the S5e,000 bond issue due in October of this year.
 The fire department committee was empowered to have the roof of the Montgomery Hose company painted to screen the building and install an electric light in their barn. at an ex- pense not to exceed $200: also to have stairs constructed for the Excelsiors and to have their bathroom painted at a cost not to exceed $50.
 The street committee was author ized te estimate lines and grades on the extension of Godfrey street and report back to the board
 The installation of water main and hydrantS on Ann and Hope streets was authorized and the street com mittee empowered to install the same
 Inspector of Plumbing.
 Mayor D. P Damn nominated as in spector of plumbing under the new ordinancs Clinton C. Wood to hold office uleil Jan. 15, 1915. The nom- inatien was confirmed by ballot vote uf the board