Norwich bulletin., 1917-04-03

Jose2h P Hartley sSes= ss-eo ana IF B. Wi1l.of tNoe. 70. ana 7s FrAnkIIh sfreet, Hopkins & Allen Arms compafty CNe. Is Franklin street.. Hopkins 5 q Allen A. .l1 Arms com com iizins . Alien Arms cofnpsay lNo. izs Ff4nklIn Street). Wrn. X. ana Geo. P. Hubbard lNo. 23o Frahkilh streeD, Francisca CoiIettiS fNo. 2sz Franklin Franklin street). Maria |. caenetts Persfz M. Vars .fNos. e5z-255 Franklin streets. John D. and Augusta Riley oostanai sDsas SlP sNos. s96 and szs FranRiiii
 street). estate Of Charles A. Kuepler
 nsstlne pziemba tNe: z FtAtikiln
 ney (Nps. 187 and 109 Franklin street).
 Triple Link Cooperation (Nos. 115 and IF Franklin street., Triple Link cor poration lSo. 121 Franklin .street), stfsst5. John a and Annie 6. Ginning ham (No. 1s1 Franklin street,. Fillmore H. Berry (N0, 1fs Franklin street,, Minnie g. Ailfng (No. 2ss Franklin
 ssaest, hSIes nsI W Gomst9s SN0s g Hannis eNe. il Mckiiilsv avenue). Lizzie L. Swest (N0. Is Mckinley ave- nLe), Frances Fitch. lNo. 19 Mckinley avenue), Wiii- and Alrpa Douville (No. | (Ne. sS Mckinley ayenue1 Donata and Antonio Co1Efti tNo TOT McKin1ey avenue3. Margaret J. J. Burnham lNo. III Mckinley avenuel. Daniel T. Shea | (Otis streeD, St. Patrick's Church Cor poration sfOtis street adjoining the easteriy line of land of Daniel T. Shea) and Jonathan Trumbuli tNo. 10 Per
 kins avenue).
 and .eiirb on Franklin street I Mckinley avenue, Otis street and Per- kins avenues above specifieds are not constructed and repairsd as directed to the satisfaction of the street conn | missioner, tiia street commissioner is | hereby directed to build and construct and repair such sidewalks and curt | in accordance with the intent of the | foregoing resolution, the just expenses | of the work so done by the. street com missioner to be paid by the respective
 owners above named negIecting said order. -. | Joseph T. Tanning inquired if a grade had ever been established on | the westerly side of Mckinley avenue City Engineer Chandler said there had been no grade establishe9 there flor 4t
 Bs to what changes the new grade
 would necessitate on the. westerly side | or Mckinley avenue. They yere in- formed that the changes would bs ks1igft.
 inquired as to Changes.
 | William H. Cruickshank, MT. Bidwell l MT. Taylor and others made inquiriss as to what changes the proposed grades would necessitate on the east erly side of Mckinley avenue. John D
 Hall. inanired as to the change in from of his property on Otis street and was
 Informed that the sidewalk there would be raised about three inches. There was no one present who wished to be heard in regard to the proposed width
 and grade on Perkins avenue. The | then declared closed, and the hearing l on construction was then taken up and declared open after the clerk had read
 resolutions concerning this matter. MT. Gilbert asked why he was re-
 duired to fay a granolithic walk in-
 stead of a tar walk. City Engineer Chandler said that the granolithic walk seemed more appropriate and
 more economical in the long run.
 R. W. Tobin and Mir. Riley said thai | 1t seemed inconsistent to have tal walks in some places and granolithit
 walks in other places. on the same street.
 MT. Riley said that his walk in front of 22S Franklin street was in fairly
 good condition until they repaired the street. They removed the flags from
 his walk and did not return them. Con- sequentiy there are holes there now FIT. ftilSy SdlQ tndL the SLT6et COInn11S- sioner had told him he could not fix the walk. Mir. Riley wanted to know why he should be required to have a flag walk there anyway. Mayor Brown said he didn't see any objection if Mir Riley wished to lay granplfthic walk
 MT Riley said he thought tar laid ovef the flags would answer just as well inasmuch as eight-tenths of the street has tar walks now. MT. Riley said he
 did not see why he should be com Mad & Az .s.-t. removed by the men who laid the new
 road on Franklin street.
 J. D. Hall Objects.
 J. D. Hall said he didn't think he ought to be called upon to lay gran . olithic extension. He said his walk has been fixed three times, Some of his neighbore have never fixed their walks He did not think concrete supports necessary and did not think an exten- zion necessary as the walk is wide enough now. He was willing to put
 his walk in condition, but is not will ing to put concrete supports under his flags. It would be just as easy to lay granolithic walk there if the flags have to be torn up and then laid again
 Mayor Brown said he thought the op- ton ought to be incorporated in the resolution and said he would make that suggestion. But, said Mir. Hau, ] do not care to lay a granolithic walk ing a foot for laying granolitllic walks I have been told that it is 35 centsi
 After several others had been heard in regard to repairs, etc, the hearing was declared closed and the council took a short recess.
 Action Deferred Until Next Week.
 After the recess the mayor stated that owing to the 1ateness of the hour the council had decided to defer action on the sidewalk resolutions until an adjourned meeting to be held at 8 o'clock on the evening of April 11th.
 Petitions were then received as fol- lows:
 From local milk association asking that law designating four-inch letters