Norwich bulletin., 1918-03-05

after the falls, The claims were dis z1loWed by the council.
 The claims of William E. Mayo and | Miss Fitzserald went over & month.
 The public works committee report sd that they had investigated the pe- | ltlun of Telley E. Babcock asking that | names street be renumbered. They | IecoNmended that the petition be | gFahsed The resolution adopted calls | for the renumbering of Thames street l rom West Main southerly. Three New Sewers.
 The public works committee report l ed that three new sewers have been 1 completed and are now in Bse. The new sewers, with the costs ofconstrur- ton, are as follows: Sunnyaide and Clay avenues, $732.75; Oakridge street, s9s4. 50; Laurel Hill avenue and outlet sewer, S1.3lS15. The report was ae- cepted.
 Eouncilman Crooks brought to the attention of the council matter which he thought should be taken up immediately. Councilman Crooks said that poorly banded trolley rails in some of the city streets have resulted Tn action by electrolysis on the eity's water mains and also on service pipes. Alter some discussion 1t was decided that the matter be referred back to the water department for the. purpose of giving them an opportunity to make recommendation to the council.
 Mayor Brown, Charles E Chandler and Herman Alofsin, 2d, committee on assessments. for sprinlzling and oiling in 1917, presented their report The total assessments are $3,647.4S. The report was accepted
 A petition was received from T. J. Shahan & company asking permission to sell gasoline from a portable tank in front of 1926 Main street. The peti- tion was referred to the public works committee. This coumittee recon- mended that the petition be granted, provided the petitions remove the tank from the street when it is not dispensing or receiving gasoline. The petition was so granted.
 Ask Paid Department for Greeneville. A petition from the Atlantic Carton company asks for 9 paid fire depart ment to be located in Greeneyille. They represent that there is no ade- quate fire puotection in, Gfeenevilie cerns located along the bank of the Shetucket. They do not believe the GFeenevflle section of the city is prop erly protected against fire. The petition was referred to, the fire committee.
 Sewer Resolutions Adopted. The following resolutions were then I adopted:
 That the following named persons are especially benefited by the layout and construction of a sewer in Sunny 1 side avenue from Laurel Hill avenue to Clay avenue, and in Clay avenue from Sunnyside avenue southerlY k 1 Northerly Side of Sunnyside Avenue l-J. Harrison Davis (Jennie M. Davis eenservator), Jennie M. Davis, Flora C. 1 Moves, Annie Derman, Herman Nelson Julia Nelson, Horace F. Church, Almon E. Carroll, Lottie N, Carroll, Lucius l A. Fenton.
 Southern Side of sunnyside Avenue 1 I-Joshua A. Stott, Henrietta D. Kel- Hey. William H. Baker, William A Trimm, Marian Trimm, Nils T. Jen- sen.
 eEasterly Side of Clay Avenue-Fran- cis Herbert Brown, Ella Josephine Cole, Mamie E. Jackson.
 | Westerly Side of Clay Avenue-Nils T. Jensen, David H. Purvis.
 That the following named person. are especially benefited by the lay6a and construction of a sewer in Oak ridge street, from Golden street to point near house No; sS Oakrids street:
 I Southwesterty Side-Anna Gina
 Finagnaro, Albin Przikop, Angelo La
 vadono, Innocezo Izzarelli, Mary K ] MkVeigh, William Krohn, Hlizabet
 krolln, Bridget. Kelley.
 Northeasterly Side-Elias A. J. Cou rey, Shadan Courey, Patrick W. Bar
 ry, Catherine Barry Ellen Hinchey
 Margaret Shea, Daniel Hinchey, Mar
 F. Gleason. Nellie Desmond, Patrick S
 Hinchey, Sarah T. Hinchey, Joseph [ Hinchey, Thomas P Hinchey, Jame
 Hinchey, William Hinchey, Jesep
 Mehalak, Anton SupliclSi, Bronislav
 Cwflklenski, Walter Konopka- } That the following named person are especially benefited by the layou and construction of sewer in Laurt Hill avenue, from Sunnyside avenu northerly to a point near No. 29 Laurel Hill avenue, and an outle sewer: John F. Farrell. John M. Gauul John F. Cochrane, Frances A. Cool
 Jennie M. Davis, J. Harrison Davi (Jennie M. Davis, conservator),
 Other resolutions adopted appoir
 Mayor Allyn L. Brown, Alderman \
 c. Higgins and Councilman F. l.. Al
 hold committee to hear said person land all others in interest in referene
 to a proposed assessment for benefit from the layout and construction { the sewers and to report the assess ments to the common council for a6
 tfon. The date for the hearing was st
 for March fifth, p. m, in the coune | chamber.
 Just after the monthly reports of u
 city treasurer and street commission
 CT had been approved Alderman Wt
 terS made a motion that the resolJ ton increasing the compensation fC
 the clerk in the city treasurer's ofir
 be taken from the table.
 I Ruled Out of Order.
 Mayor Brown ruled the motion o1
 of order as the mayor said that a NIne
 tion at a previous meeting had bee
 made not to take the original motto
 from the table and that that actio
 killed the original motion.
 However a motion was made ar carried that the original motion taken from the table. tfie democra ] voting yes and the republicans no. IT
 original motion was then taken fro the table and further action was cal ed for. The original motion was Inappropriate $750 for the city treasur
 to be used for clerk hire.
 Alderman Dolbeare moved that al , tion be indefinitely postponed. TT } motion was lost
 ] Alderman Do1beare inquired as
 lhoW much the treasurer now pa, for clerk hire. Councilman Matthew Ison said the treasurer paid six dolla weekly out of his own salary. It w llater brought out that the city al } Ipays six dollars, making the cler} salary twelve dollars weekly. !, AldArrnan Waters said 1t Snernl