Norwich bulletin., 1920-06-17
nominated by Alderman Peale

gins, nominated by Alderman Peale chief of fire department. Howard L. Stanton, nominated by Councilman Crooks superintendent of cemeteries, | Aubrey W.1Jarvis, nominated by Couns | cilnan Rozycki; member of common council to the board of water commits sioners. Councilman Edward Crooks nominated by Alderman Murray; street commissioner, George B. Fellows, nomi- mated by Alderman Wells.
 Henry R. Taft was appointed deputy fire chief by resolution introduced by Al derman Pendleton as follows:
 Resolved, that Henry R. Taft be, and he is hereby appointed to serve in the capacity of deputy chief of the fire de- partment for one year, from July l, 1920, and that he receive as full compen- sation therefor the sum of $2oo in addi- tion to his regular wages.
 The report of last years auditing com mittee on the city property was pre- l sented by Alderman Pendleton who was chairman of that committee and was ordered printed in the appendix to last years journal.
 1 Councilman Crooks presented com munication from John w. Mckinley, the | chairman of the Greeneville Fourth ot | July celebration committee, inviting the council to participate in the celebration and parade on July 9th and the invita- tion was accepted, the council voting to attend in a body. Alderman Peale presented a resolution signed by Ralph M. Patrick and some 65 or 70 others asking for the establishment of building line on the easterly side of Franklin street from the southwest erly. side of Franklin street from the southwesterly corner of the building known as 183, 1855 and 1S7 Franklin street, and the northwesterly corner o the building known as 161 Franklin street and owned by Annie C.. Cunning l ham, this proposed line to provide for
 sidewalk approximately as wide as thos on the north and south of the property The petition was referred to the publi
 works committee with power.
 A petition from the Norwich Electri I Company and Arthur G. Jenkins an
 some dozen others, asking that the park , ing privilege on the westerly side o
 Franklin street be extended to thirt
 minutes was referred to the mayor wit ' power on motion of Alderman Murray. A resolution introduced by Councilma e Crooks, authorizing the appropriation C
 an amount not to exceed $100 for tn patriotic celebration to be held on tn : Fourth of July was adopted Councilma II Crooks said the appropriation was aske >' in order that the celebration committe may be able to provide a band concel U at night for the general public. On motion of Councilman Crooks tf , matter of increasing the supernumera :; ies' pay was left with the police commi Ni sioners.
 Just before the. council took a rece' T. , to look over the department bills, Mayt |: Lerou announced that his aim while O 'I cupying the chair will be to call tl T. council meetings promptly at S.15 o'cloc 70 Four Petitions Granted.
 When the council convened after u to recess the following petitions whit re were referred to the public works COT le mittee with power, were granted on re of ommendation of the public works COT at mittee:
 or From John J.. and Mary Andruski l. Wicz for permission to connect the
 premises at No 22 York avenue with t
 sewer in Ripley place.
 ,I- From Theodore Pike for permission
 connect his premises at No. 2S York ay E. nue with the sewer in Ripley place.
 From Eleanor and J. E. Welcher = permission to connect their premises
 25 York avenue with the sewer in Ripl
 place.
 From Venesi Genese for permission
 connect his premises on Carter ayen
 with the. sewer on Main street.
 On motion of Councilman Crooks
 matter of city printing was left W
 the mayor.
 Alderman Pendleton moved that
 mayor be empowered to appoint A co
 mittee consisting of one member fir,
 the police fire and public works comm
 tees to consider revision of the traffic
 dinances. The motion was passed q
 the mayor appointed on this commit