Norwich bulletin., 1920-04-06


 resolution to the effect that daylight saving go into effect in Norwich when the New York, New Haven and Hart ford railroad adopts the daylight saw ing plan.
 After some discussion the resolution was changed to read as follows:
 Resolved, That daylight saving 20 into effect in Norwich at a. m. on the last Sunday in April and remain in effect until the last Sunday in Octo- aber.
 s Alderman Pendleton then offered an amendment making the above resolu- tion, if passed. effective provided the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad adopts the daylight saving plan.
 The resolution was adopted as amended.
 A petition from Griswold camp, No. |6. U. $. W. ". asking an appropria- tion of s1O0 for the purpose of defray- ing the expense of decorating on Me norial day the graves of Spanish war veterans buried in Norwich, was re- ferred to the finance committee.
 Claims for Damages. Claims for damages for falls were received from John Mccarthy, Mrs. Dominic Cisco and John Anton and were referred to the finance commit tee. The last named presented two claims, one for a fall on March 1 and the other for a fall on March 3. All claims were for falls alleged to have been due to ice and snow. Alderman George of the committee on the proposed establishment of a public rest station for women report %l.a onr>arrafffoo ho a I0oo ffnv, | in view which can be used for the above purpose at small cost to the city. The report was accepted as one of progress.
 The police commissioners, who have had under consideration the petition of Julius Spicer for a light near the /, Spieer residence at the city line, rec commended that a bug light be placed near the residence of Daniel Dean near the city line. A resolution en- bodying the recommendation was adopted
 | A communication from J. A. Stott Ecalling attention to damage caused by the backing up of water in a drain al the corner of Sunnyside avenue was referred to the public works commit 1 tee.
 Street Commissioner Fox informed the council that he was familiar witt 1.-the location and knew of the trouble but thai it was no fault of the city He told of the removal from the drair a year or so ago of a wash boiler, iroI water pail and coliapsible baby car. l riage.
 A petition from the filling Rubbe, company for permission to install al air pipe underneath the sidewalk fl front Of their store, for the purpose O. 1 supplying air to pneumatic tires, wal referred to the public works commit ] tee.
 l A. petition for light at or near No I 57 Maple street from H. Zella an, ] others was referred to the police com missicners with power. 1 Sewer Cost $ss65o. l The public works committee report ed that the West Thames street sewe s05.50 and recommended the adoption of the following resolution: Resolved, That 1t is the opinion o the committee that the followin, named owners of real estate abuttini on West Thames street are especial. benefited by the layout and construc tion of the sewer in West Thame l street:
 l Abutting on the easteriy side Q T w cSLs- 11dIuCS SkIcCI. -Jdt dtlltcS I1. 11d
 yone1 Peter BonvilIft IL, H4rnaal Mueller, Johanna Paracenti the Rich mond Radiator company, T. c. Mur Iphy, August Hildebrand and estate o
 Martin F Bent.
 kbutting on westerly side of Yves
 Thames street: Maractelo and Juli
 Montesi, estate of Mary D. Murra,
 Johanna Paracenti, estate of Marti
 Sullivan, A1danna LaFieur, Elizabet
 Murphy; John B. Duhaime and Danis
 T. Shea
 Resolved, That Mayor J. J. pes
 mond, Alderman Charles F. We'll Councilmen Prank c. Aubrey and Joh
 T. Gleason be, and they are hereb, d appointed committee to hear sai
 persons and ali others interested 1
 reference to proposed assessment fc benefits by the layout and construc ton of said sewer and report said ae
 sessinsnt to the court of cor1mo council for it's action thereon.
 A third resolution directs that tt persons interested be notified to ar pear before the above named commit tee on April 26th, at D. r1., to 1
 heard if they see it in relation to fl tproposed assessments
 The resolutions were adopted.
 West Thames Street Sidewalk.
 The public works committee also 1T trodTc4d inc following resolutions q