Norwich bulletin., 1916-09-19

at the south end of the Little Plain, so-ca1led, and on the westerly side Of Union street and of Broadway north of it's junction herewith, along the en- tire distance from the southerly line of land of Sarah ,McInnis to the south erly curb line of Slater avenue.
 And further that the following pro- prietors of the lands and buildings fronting such respective sidewalks, as are hereinafter mentioned, be ordered, each at his. her or it's own expense, to repair his respective sidewalk by lev cling, raising, forming, building and constructing along his entire front, in accord with the width, course, height and level 50 established, either CD a granolithic sidewalk, CD a granolith- ic sidewalk and repairing and reset ting the, stone curb, or (3) a grano lithic sidewalk or a tar and asphalt sidewalk and repairing and resetting the stone curb. as may be hereinafter specifications and workmanship satis- factory to the street commissioner and to have the work completed on or be- fore November Is. 1916. viz:
 Nancy B. and Mary c. Lucas (No. 27 Union street); J. Amelia Sutliff Ly- on; estate John R. McNamara (Nos. 33 and 35), In1ogene A. Cash, Edward A. Kirby. Henry Mansfield, heirs of Charles O. Hilton, Felix Callahan, ! Mary E. Colt. Charles and Sarah A.
  Nancy E. and Mary c. Lucas (Nos. 61 and 65), Amos C. Cutler, Walter H. | Rogers and wife, Ernestine Dziomba, Jennie S. B. Palmer. Frank J. Leav- ems (vacanr lot at rear of No. TIP Broadway, Dr. F. P. Brewer (No. S9), Sarah E. Hill, Elizabeth R. Norton ] and Albert s. Bard, all on Union street; Frank J. Leavens (No. POP l Broadway), Elizabeth R. Huntington, l Nelson c. Disco and Mary P. Hunt ,O1it lii 1 sidewalk.
 l Fannie l.. Chapman, Amos A. Browning, and the Broadway Congre- gational church (parsonage property) l all on Union street-a granolithic sidewalk and repairing and resetting
 \ Estate of Oliver J. Tyler, estate of John R. McNamara (vacant lot on the westerly side of street. where bill 1 boards are), Katherine s. Desmond and | Sarah McInnes, all on Union street l granolithic sidewalk or a tar and 1 asphalt sidewalk, and repairing and resetting stone curb.
 1 This third petition was also accept l ed and the hearing ordered for the meeting on Oct. 2.
 ] Traffic Rules Modified. 1 Councilman Babcock then presented @ resolution modifying the traffic rules The resolution follows:
 1 That the pOI1CS commissioners Dc requested to instruct the police tC make no arrests for violation of the 1 present traffic rules until after a ve- hicle has remained standing more thar 1 thirty minutes instead of fifteen as | heretofore, and no arrests between i o'clock at night and o'clock in the morning for standing vehicles. In moving the adoption of the reso- lution Councilman Babcock said that
 the traffic rules had been considered i at meeting of the council just before | they convened in the council chamber l such change without changing the or | dinance now in force. He said ht l believed there should be some way b0 ] which the vehicle owners ana pedes l trians should be able to use the street:
 and the whole of the streets and tha l they should all be accommodated. | the pedestrians are complaining of th' way traffic is carried on they should ask that the speed in the city be made less. He said he thought that if thu pedestrian is to be more protected i
 should be done by limiting the speed rather than clearing the streets of ve hicles.
 i Alderman Bailey said that when tn, rules were first put in force it seemed as if fifteen minutes were sufficien but that now it seems that the fifteen minute period is too little. He sait he thought thirty minutes would b.
 agreeable to all
 Mayor Brown said it was though ! advisable to try it out in a modified way before the ordinance is changed If the ordinance were changed imme
 diately it would necessitate eXpens
 of publication and would mean at leas
 a months time before the new ordi
 nance could be put in force. Tn
 change might then be found unadvis
 able, and the city would then hay
 been put to unnecessary expense. H
 said that it was the intention t
 change the ordinance to the thirty
 minute limit and suspension betweel
 g p. m. and a. ul.. if the experimen
 is satisfactory
 The resolution was then unanimousl,
 passed.
 Alderman Bailey presented Q resolu
 tion that the deed of Ellen Murphy t.
 the city of land on West Main stree
 for highway purposes be accepted b.
 the city and it was so accepted.
 There was no other business to com
 before the meeting and adjournmen
 was taken abodt 10.30 o'clock.