Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-20
Extension was referred to the public works committee with power.
 The Fails Arsnue Siding.

Extension was referred to the public works committee with power.
 The Faiis Arsnue Siding.
 A communication to the mayor from Der of comraerce. inviting the council members, mayor and the city engineer to meet the transp0rtation committee of the chamber of commerce relative nuc was referred to the public works committee, The communication stated that the matter taken uP three or four years aEo with the New Hayen rad d to build the siding but that they had to give up the pro3ect owing to fiHan- cfal difficulties The matter has agnin been taken up with the road It was the previous council had granted per- mission for the laying of fine sidins.
 After hearing the communLcatEon understood that the matter had been taken up by the public works commit tee of the previous council. They had made no definite report and that the matter had been passed on to the present public works committee as ufl- finished business. He moved that 1t be referred to the public works conn mittee.
 More Sidevvasks Ordered.
 / petition was prcssented ordering the following propertS cwners to lay
 
 wi -hout granoffthsc o.. biles:one curbs, or repair existing za-ks win asphalt. or reset and supPo- with cement, concrete, good bluestone flags four feet or more in length across the walks. or GOV CT existing small tGg walks with asphalt, or reset curFs, or either or any of the aoove thiEgs as shall be de-med necessary and proper In the case of each property y the said court of common council, toe same to be done according to SD -cifications and workmanship satisfac. c,y to tEe steret commissioner of the rlry of Norwich. and have said work competed on or before the 1st day of 1Lne. 1917:
 Franklin street, easterly side: l. M. and J. A. Hiscox. estate of Charles A. Kuebler, Ernestine D24omba. Thomas F. Burns, Robert and Sarah E. Ma honey, Triple Link cso-noratfon, Emil Nfe Fox, estate of Josepn Piaut. John and Annie CnnningiIAin Elfnore H. Berry. Norwich Steal laundry. Mary Croclzer Minnie s. AllIng and Charles W. Comstock.
 Franklin street. westerly side: Bridget McG .,ry, JeseIh E. Hartley. Crane Realty company H., J. H.. s. A. and H. B. Wilson. Hopkins & Allen Arms company. Richard w. Tobin' John L. and Augusts FHey. William K. George E. Hubp r-d, Francisco Colletti. Maria L. Ca1netta, Cesdio T.,smontozzi, estate O. Persis NJ. Vars, .t be !. Myer and Esther isru :lzner, Ma ria Devito, Thanis Co<iandi.
 Mckinley avenue. ve'fterly side: A. NJ. F. church. William H Jennings, Eiizabeth MeCafrerty John McWil- Carroll Alice NJ. Gardr rr. Charles Os- car Tracy, Francis A. Pidwell. estate of Thomas Morris. ..rstin Perkins. Sarah G. Consdon, Jar cs L. Case, Mary C. Brassn. Emel.1.e F. Norton. Benjamin F. Brewste- Ala P. Cur ran. John o. Peckh nm Louise l.. Jones. William R. Pc iS.ns. Walter E. Gilbert, Charles E. c "r dler; jamin c. Hannis. Liz~:e l.. Sweet, F-ancis Fitch. William and Alma Douville, Edward r. Price. Donata and Antonio Colletti; Margaret J J. Alexander Sharp, Har~tet E. Taylor, Esther H. BieweIi, estete If Mary P. Peale. George o. Stnaa, Lizzie A. Ccandall.
 A. Foster. Adams P. Carroll.
 f-tis street norther.y side: Daniel T. Shea, Trinity Ep Ttopal church, Henry F. Palmer, St. Pe.rick's Church c. Thompson. John F. C-aney, John D. Hal. Alice Nj. Gardner.
 Perkins avenue. southerly side: Philip and Margaret SDelman. Minnie l.. Combtes. Adel1a D. Ira y and Sa- ra G. Congdon.
 Perkins avenue, nor-herly side: J. J. Desmond, Jonatran TrumbuIl, F. nces Place, Ellen 1. Bowling and James l.. Case.
 The date for the hearing on the sidewalk orders was fixed for the eve ming of April 2.
 Councilman Joseph c. Worth intro duced a resolution appointing Frank Futile, Leroy Hinckley. Harry Hiscox. William w. Clifford. Henry Fensley and Edwin l.. Burnap special consta- bles to guard the city reservoir. dams, etc. The resolution was adopted.
 As there was no other business the council adjourned.