Norwich bulletin., 1914-12-08


 mon council on Monday evening was 8 half hour session in which the bus iness was expeditiously disposed of.
 Mayor T. c. Murphy called the meet ing to order at sos o'clock with Coun- ci1rnen A. D. Cruthers and Hugh Kin- der absent on the roll call by Clerk Stephen D. Moore.
 Treadway Avenue Sidewalk.
 The clerk read the report from the public works committee on the peti- ton of Patrick Clune. advising the es- tablishrnent of the grade lie asked for, a sidewalk grade on the easteTIy side of Treadway avenue from Broad street to the property of James O. Landon. The sidewalk is to be feet wide and Q hearing was appointed for the eve ming of January 4th next
 Property owners affected are Pat rick CIune, William H. Prothero, Bridget Cook, Estate of c, D. Sevin, Estate of Robert P. Stanton, and James o. Landon.
 Roath Street Sidewalk.
 On the petition of John Dodd the committee recommended 0 sidewalk grade on the westerly side of Roath Street from Division street to Cliff street. 1-2 feet wide it's entire length A hearing on the recommendation and resolution was set for the evening of Jan. 4th next.
 Property owners affected are: liar riet A. Rogers, Estate Patrick Calla- han, John Dodd, Estate of Mary Burns, W1adis1aw Wisnewski. W1adislaw Lin kiewfez, John Donovan, Powell Stem wicZ, John Donovan. Ignacz Izbiclzi, Ellen E. Donahue, James E. Grafton, and Thomas Brennan.
 Eleventh Street Sidewalk.
 The same committee reported fa- vorably on the petition of Robert Mo- Neely for 8 sidewalk grade on the southwesteriy side of Eleventh street between Central avenue and North Main street.
 The sidewalk is to be 6 feet wide, and the hearing is set for the same date as the others.
 Accepting Linden Parkway.
 Another report from the public works committee was favorable to &C., cepting Linden parkway as a public highway on the petition of Nettie M. Porter and Nelson v. Porter. The re- port was accepted and adopted.
 A letter from the Southern New sion to excavate on Bath street from the Broadway corner, 320 feet to the Thayer building to lav a conduit and manhole was presented and was re- ferred to the public works committee with power.
 
 A petition for a sidewalk grade on the easterly side of Oneco street be- tween Sachem street and Lincoln ave- nue from Laura Subert was referred to the public works committee. For Making Garfield Avenue Public
 Highway, A petition that Garfield avenue be taken as d public Highway or street and land needed for this purpose be taken by condemnation unless other wise acquired was signed by Dr. N. B. Lewis and others.
 The mayor asked the clerk to read the entire list of names, which were as follows: Dr. N. B. Lewis, NJ. B. Ring, o. $. Smith, William H. Baker, J. A. Parker, C. D. Saunders J. A. ohillips. Joshua H. Stott, B. c. Under wood, J. A. Turner, NJ L. Douglass t. 5. Purvis, Amos B. Wheeler. W. H. Dowsett, 0. F. Erickson, John T. Rice, c. Everett Bartlett, James Blair. David H. Purvis, Andrew Jackson, L.. :. StarkweatheT, Robert E. Dzeomba. John Lundgren, Alden W. Sands, George Moles, c. Pardy, John Jonn- son.
 The petition was referred to the public works committee. 1t contained the claim that the owners and tenants of real estate in this vicinity must