Norwich bulletin., 1914-07-14

liam F. Rowley ofhciated. Burial was in the Willimantic cemetery in charge MAYOR DUNN FAvoRs
 AN ISOLATION WARD Needed to Take Care of Smallpox and
 Such cases-considerabIe Business
 Before Aldermen at Monthly Ses-
 sion.
 The regular July meeting of the board of aldermen was held in their rooms in the town building Monday evening at 8 o'clock, with everyone in attendance except Alderman Com ins, who is with Co. l. at Mantle. The minutes of the June meeting were ture.
 Police Business.
 The report of Chief E. H. Richmond of the police department showed 52 arrests during the month of June, as follows: Intoxication Is. assault 6, breach of the peace l, resistance to officer ?, sale of tobacco to minor 1, intoxication and breach of peace ., peddling without a license l, fugitive from justice l, common drunkard 1. insane 1. vagrancy 2, mittimus 1, sus- picious person 4 trespass on railroad 8: fl were committed to jail, IF re- leased by the chief, 15 paid fines and coses, judgment suspended f, other wise disposed of. ': ? lost children were turned over to their parents. 12 tramps were lodged at the station house. the electric street lights were out 122 hours, doors were found open and secured. 13s complaints received and investigated, The report was ac- cepted
 The report of E. O. Sumner. super intendent of street, showed thar his department expended s1.s64.ss from June to July Il inclusive. The report was accepted. A communication was read from Chief Richmond requesting repairs to the plastering in the police station and extra piping for additional heat in the patrolmen's room It transpired in the discussion that the clustering was or dered taken down by the first select man, as it was in a dangerous condi- tion. Later In the meeting a reso- lution was carried giving the police committee power to make all such necessary changes
 Sidewalk Petitions. Petitions for sidewalks were received from Harry Chasen. Center street i: l Joseph Delude. Valley and High streets; 4. c. Blanchette. Valley street: James H. Hurley. North and summit street: E ffank bugDee, Bellevue street. The usual course was followed
 The second reading on the follow ing was had: Vanderman Manufac- turing Co., Swedish Lutheran church, Laura H. Adams. A. c. Adams, and they were granted
 George and Mary Patton were given leave to withdraw their petition for I sidewalk construction.
 Hollis H. Lyman was granted a l drain-layers license, with the usual requirement. as to bond. The appli- | cation of Charles B. Jordan took the same course
 petition for the extension of Leb- ] anon avenue some 500 feet was left ! to the street committee for investiga- l tfon and report.
 | A report from the city health off | cer in regard to an outside vault or I the premises. 2s6 Summit street. and recommending that 1t be ordered con nected with the sewer. was accepted and a resolution passed ordering tho
 same done before September 1, 1914 Asks Damages for Broken Wrist.
 Mayor Dunn read letter from Mrs
 Emma Donovan. saying she had { fall April 22 on the corner of Jack | som street and broke her left wrist l and asking for damages from the city | This matter was referred to tn, CoiAlIIliilCS TUT nlNCSlASdt4On dllt report
 The fire, committee was authorize, l to repair the furnace or purchase 1 new one for the Bank street engin | house, and to repair the roof of tn
 Montgomery Hose company's house.
 The public library was ordere,
 closed during the remaining Thursda,
 afternoons and evenings during Jul,
 and August.
 Permission was granted the Amer ican Thread company to extend thei lsewer to discharge their waste int | No 1 pond at their own expense.
 The purchasing committee was au
 thorized to purchase 25 carloads o
 trap rock for use on the city streets
 A resolution was passed to the eff feet that Chapman street, between Dunham and Ash streets. be repaire
 and the south retaining wall be re
 built during the present fiscal year
 and the street committee was, em | powered to have the work performed
 A set Of rules for the use of tn
 plumbing inspector was presented i
 a resolution introduced by Alderma Jenkins. and referred to the sanitar committee to investigate and report a the next regular meeting.
 Lines and grades of North stree rom Ash street to Lewiston aVenu were presented to the meeting by tn street committee and the same wer accepted as read. The same course wa pursued in regard to the lines an grades on Valley street from Mansfiel avenue to Watson street and the ex tension Of Mansfield avenue to tn city line was accepted and the ex tension of lines and grades ordered The street committees report as t lines and grades on Godfrey stree l (northerly extension) was accepted sWsIt<s at Nakohaus School. |l Sidewalks will be conStructe | around the Natchaug school buildin under the supervision of the stree l committee. as the committees was sm