Norwich bulletin., 1919-10-10

side of Rose place to a line in range on the northerIy side of Main street at Franklin square from the westerly side tb the ~ northwesterly side of Franklin street and Main street at said Franklin square from the private way or alley building southwesterly and westerly along the northwesterly side of said point on the northerly side of Main street in range with the easterly side of the Wauregan hotel building. Sec. l3. On the sections of Main street westerly from Cliff street which are not subject to the proXisions of Sections 10 and F. and on West Main street from Washington square to For est street no vehicle shah be permitted to remain standing for longer period than thirty minutes; provided, that no s.saT.onary on the easterly sSde Of Shetucket street from the Thames Ma tional bank building to Main street or on the southerly side of Main street point in range with the easteriy side of the main portion of the shannon to endngf 9f aad said fae b1dng S'oe the
 See944 No part Of any vehicle i've feet of the sontheriy line of the sidewalk or .crosswalk on the southerly side of Main street.
 Sec. 15. Union square. the northerly side of Main street from Burnhanl square to the Chelsea Savings banks street, the westerly side of Rose place and the easterly side of Franklin street from Main street to a point in range with the southerly side Of Will low street. are assigned and established as public stands, at which public vehicles. including pubic service mo. times Stand waiting, for employment provided that the Court of Common Council may by resolution. upon hear order, discontinue the use Of any or said locations as a public stand ana in the same manner may; after such notice and hearing, re-eStabItsh for use the public stand so previously discon- tinued.
 sec. l6. Parking for. a longer. period than is herenbefore designated shall be permitted in every case upon any as a public stand for vehicles in con formity with the provisions of any or
 Sec 17. Persons in charge of hacks or other vehicles. operated as public solicited or in which passengers are carried for hire, but not running over n of he
 Between the hours of o'clock a. m and 10 o'clock D. m., for conveying passenger to or from any points in the city, for one mile or less than one mile, fifty cents, and for each additional passenger to or from the same points twenty five cents; for more than one half seyenty-fve cents. and thirty-five cents for each additionaI passenger to
 
 and from the same places; for more than. one mile and one-nalf to any point within the csty. the sum of one dollar, and for each additional passen- ger to and from the same places, fifty cents.
 Between the hours of 10 o'clock D. m. and o'clock a. m. double the above rates may be demanded Children be- tween six and twelve years of age when accompanying any passenger above the age of twelve: shall pay half the above rates. and children under six accompanying passengers liable to pay full fare shall be carried free.
 Sec. s.. The word driver" includes the rider or driver of horse. the rider of wheels and the operator of Q motor vehicle street car.
 Sec. g. The word parking" shall be construed to mean the standing Of vehicles, whether occupied or unoccu- pied. not actually engaged in the process of loading or unloading.
 Sec. % Whoever violates any of the provisions ',f this ordinance shall be punished by fine not exceeding fifty dollars for each offense.
 Sec. 21 All ordinances and parts of ordinances, inconsistent herewith. are repealed