Norwich bulletin., 1915-11-02

The November meeting of the conn mon council was a 35 minute session on Monday evening in the council chamber which was called to order Dy Mayor T. c. Murphy at SOS o'clock. The roll call by Clerk A. G. Crowell showed Councilmen William F. Kra- mer, Hugh Kinder and Walter F. Les ter as the absentees.
 For the Ire commissioners, Alder man Casper K. Bailey reported faVor- ably on the petition of the Hopkins & Allen Arms company for permission to erect a bridge across Willow street, connecting two buildings of the com pany, and to erect a testing gallery on the roof of the main building of the company.
 Alderman Henry Gebrath, for the finance comittee, reported that 1t had under consideration the petition for sewer on upper Washington street.
 New Lights Recommended.
 The alderman also reported for the police commissioners favorably on the petition of pr. c. A. Conaeau for a bug light on Platt avenue near Warren street, and on the petition Of John Barry for a new light on Durkee lane. be rearranged. The committee also recommended a bug light for Whipple avenue extension and Palmer avenue.
 The recommendations were adopted.
 Petitions.
 Petitions were presented as follows:
 From Dr. John s. Blackmar and others for light on Oneco street be- tween Lincoln avenue and Sachem street It was referred to the police
 From the Triple Link corporation, for right to erect a one-story wooden structure, 25x60, metal sheathed, on a lot on Franklin street opposite Willow --L available for Hopkins & Allen eul- ployes and is to be a temporary struc- ture, to be replaced in about five years by a permanent building. Referred to fire commissioners with power.
 From D. H. .Purvis and others of Sunnyside to have the houses in that district numbered. Referred to the public works committee.
 From the Standard Oil company of New York, for grade on easteriy side of Forest street at their property. Re- ferred to the public works cornmittee. on Melrose terrace. Referred to the police commissioners.
 From Angelo Covello of Cliff street, extension, to connect property with Roath street sewer. Referred to the public works committee.
 From John Fitzgerald, to connect properties on Forest street by private drain with Forest street sewer. Refer red to the public works committee.
 From the Southern New England Telephone company, to excavate about 50 feet on Boswell avenue to lay three inch pipe. The petition was accom- panied by a blue print plan. It was referred to the public works commit tee with power.
 Grade for Lake Street Sidewalk.
 The committee on public works rec- commended a grade for the easterly sidewalk on Lake street, in response to a petition that had been presented to them. The grade is to be for four foot sidewalk from S. A. Coles property sto Speed Evans property. A hearing on the grade was set for Dec. 9th.
 Notice of Claim.
 Herbert G. Stiles gave notice of a claim for damages through a fall op- poslte 56 Otis street. It was referred to the finance committee.
 Shipping Street Pole Line.
 Petition from the Connecticut con- paay was presented asking for permis- sion to locate a pole line on Shipping street. It will reduce the present number of poles from ten to seven and was accompanied by a plan. It was referred to the public works committee and a hearing set for the December meeting of the council.
 . Dumping at Rose Place.
 Clerk Crowell read the letter of F.