Norwich bulletin., 1916-06-10


 oates Of indebtedness to be eigned by them for such amounts and at such | times as they shall deem necessary to | raise money in anticipation or city i taxes for the payment of current ex- penses of the city and the principal | was also passed.
 Alderman Bailey also introduced a 1 resolution that the city clerk procure stationery and have 50 copies of the roll, standing committees. police com mittee and rules of order printed and also that he cause the same to be printed in the journal. This resolution was seconded by Alderman Loring and passed
 Alderman Bailey introduced another resolution that all unfinished business of the several standing committees be referred to the same committees ap- pointed this year. This resolution was also adopted by the council
 Alderman Allen then introduced the following resolution regarding the printing of the journal: That the clerk of the Court of Common Council be and he lis hereby instructed to sub> init to all. of the local printers equip- ped for doing the work, specifications lof the printing of the council jour- 1 nal for the coming year. for the pur- pose of obtaining sealed bids for said l work, to be submitted to the mayor at a time stated, who shall thereafter award the contract for said printing upon the lowest bid so submitted. The resolution was duly seconded and adopted.
 Various committees Appointed.
 Mayor Brown then nominated the following standing committees: Finance-The mayor and Alderman DoIbeare and Councilman Babcock. I Public WorAs-Alderman Bailey, I ICounc1lmen Lester and Arnold Fire artment-Alderman Loring, Couneilmen Bailey and Crooks. I Auditing ommittee-Aldeman AL len. Councilmen Worth and Vaughn. ,l Committee on Police Departmenf- Alderman Allen, Councilmen Murray and Vaughn.
 Committee on Entertainment V Al } derman Dolbeare and Counciimen Ar mold and Worth.
 The committees were unanimously elected.
 Amos A. Browning Corporation coun- !, The selection of the corporation i counsel was the next business. Coun- f ciiman Arnold nominated Amos A
 Browning. and Alderman Loring sec D onded the nomination. The cllosI was by Ballot and resulted unani = Imously in favor of Mir. Browning wh, 7 was declared elected by the mayor. Chief H. L. Stanton Reelected. e | COunCllnan NOTIn nominated HOW 6 ard l.. Stanton as chief of the fire de : partment, fire marshall and superin
 tendent of the fire alarm telegraph
 This selection was also by ballot an Chief Stanton was unanimously re elected.
 Reelection of Aubrey w. Jarvis. The naming of a superintendent c cemeteries was the next matter. Al 3 derman Bailey renominated the pres ent incumbent, Aubrey W. Jarvis. Al derman Dolbeare seconded the nomina tion and the ballot taken showed a voting in favor of Mir. Jarvis. . Councilman Murray Continued Q Water Board. Councilman Crooks nominated Coun
 cilman Murray as the representatiy . from the council on the water boar !. Councilman Murray who held the oi |. flee last year was continued, his eleC !. tion being unanimous. Upon motion of Alderman Baile the naming of the various other mint officers was deferred until a later eN ening.
 Clerk Arthur C.. Crowe1 then req his return on the publication of u estimates for the comi2g year. IT
 return was accepted.
 : Claims $2oo Damages.
 A Communication from Fred
 Bachus asking compensation of $2
 for damages sustained by his automt
 bile on May 18th by an obstructiC
 placed on West Main street by en ;A polyes of the city. Upon motion
 Councilman Babcock the claim Vi ,o referred to the finance committee.
 A cash accounting of the city ,a Norwich for the year ending May 15t
 1916. prepared by Martin B. Jensen
 response to recent resolution of t
 council was presented. Councilm;
 Babcock moved that it be accept and printed in the Journal and t 77 motion was sustained.
 As there was no other business
 come before the meeting Aldermi l. Bailey moved that adjournment
 taken to June 14th. The motion "
 sustained and the council stood a
 jouraed at 9.05 o'clock.