Norwich bulletin., 1917-03-06
Mayor Appoinis e. and E Commissioner
James l. Case Named Fin unsxpied Term of A S Spad ins-New Sidewalks Ordered for Thames Street and
 Date of Hearing Sss for March 1sth Mechanic Street
 Sewer Assessments Made.

wsrs accepted wthout reading accord
 Ing to custom.
 Nickname Street Sewer Report.
 Alderman Q X. Bailey presented his
 and with the report presented resolu-
 ton fixing the sewer assessments on
 tho properly holders benefited. The
 The resolution was adopted later in
 ths fneefing-
 Councilman Joseph c. Worth asked
 permission to withdraw the petition in
 feeard to the Improvements asked for in the trolley freight accommodations
 petitioners have decided to take diff
 fefent course in the matter. He was
 given permission to withdraw the pe- titlon.
 The special appropriations made for the gas and electric department at the recent special city meeting were order ed printed in the Journal.
 New WaiIs For Thames Street.
 A petition was presented by the pub lie works committee asking for the es-
 tablishment of the grade and width of
 sidewalks on Thames street between
 and attached was g resolution ordering
 the following property holders there to
 lay granelithic sidewalks before May
 18th:
 Estate P. J. Oconnor. Nellie J. Of 4. L. Potter. and A. l.. Potter and Company, Reuben S. Bartlett trustee in banlxruptcy of the above said bank rupt estates: estste of Frank Potter, IadIey Potter, administrator: Ameri- can Woodworking Machinery Co. oNr- wfch Nfcixie and Brass company. Frank Hertz and Samuel G. Hertz. Charles S1ossberg. John Murphy and Myea Riumenthal, Herman Mueller, Mary A (s@~ Murphy and Elizabeth Murphy, Mary Leion, Timothy Twomey, estate of Jer- emiah Murphy. John J. Carroll, James w. Murphy, Richmond Radiator com iyn and Martha A. Geer. F. Herbert Brown, Telley E.. Babcock, Gala M Exley, Casey s. Spersky. Rosa Rosen- berg, Joseph Connor. and Andrew Con ! nor, Herman Mueller. Harry Friedman l T.ucius Morgan. Amen Abraham. Ralpf | Sartini and Angelina Sarttnt. l The resolution was adopted and the | date for the hearing on the walks or dered was set for the evening o1
 March 18th.
 Thames Street Damages Fixed. The committee of disinterr~ted free holders appointed by the uayor to in | vestigate and fix the damages of the several property holders cn Thames street with whom the coun"" was un- I able to agree as to the ear ages sus- l tained by them through the widening Of the street Sresente1 their report and it was accepted. Those scrving or | this committee were Lee Roy Robbins I William B. Young and Reuben s. Bart | lett.
 | Your servants. being the specia committee appointed and qualified tc ! estimate and assess the damages sus- i tained by Ralph Santini. Angelina San | tini. Harris Friedman. Joseph Connor l Andrew Conror, Rosa Rosenberg, al of said Norwich. and Laura Leach, O. MontvilIe, Conn, respectively to thefl abutting proDerty by reason of tho widening Of Thames street in said citN i of Norwich as appears in the records of sid court of common council and oi said city respectfully tender their re- port as follows:
 Copies of the notice attached hereto were caused to be served upon the parties in. interest as appears by the returns of the city sheriff also made : part hereof.
 On February P. 1917. accompanied | by Shepard F. Palmer, city engineer your committee viewed the premises l involved and made a careful examina. l ton of the physical conditions there existing and acquainted themselves with the extent of the proposed chang es and their respective relations tt each property as well as with the values of neighboripg properties. In accordance with said notice full l hearing was had on the evening oi