Norwich bulletin., 1920-12-14
WILLIMANTIC

ty All toiiet>dxtures would be of viffeeus ci1ina The building would have meehan- ical ventilation with fan system. This building, which is the most modern known, would cost s13.o0o to build. but possibly S1,o00 less would do 1t after thS first of the year.
 The plans call for mems eAtrance on the west side of the building ana wefn. on's entrance on. the east side of the | building Both sides of the building would have a large rest room, with all | toilet fixtures in . room at either end of | the building.
 A petition signed by eight residents of Summit street extension and of M6Hti- cello street for lights was referred to the | light committee with powers A petition ! for a sidewalk eptered by D. H. and H. be constructed on the east sidc of Chufch street, was referred Co the usual course. Report of the appropriations made at the annual city meeting Were read and adopt ed Mayor Gates was empowered to b6f- rev $7,0ee, or any part thereof, as need might be, for expenses of the city. An offer from a Hartford firm to seii $45, eco in Wiliimantic Is due in 1924 at 4s4 14S and SIC, ,6oe of Willimantie 4s due in 1928 at s94 Is was feaa by Tfeastirer Scrip- ture, and a resolution was adopted where by the mayor. oity treasurer and corpora ton counsel are empowered tD purchase some of these bonds provided they are | below par. These bonds carry afs5l4t 1<2 per cent intere& at the rate qdoted. 1 A notice from Pierre Lafasnee, admin. | istrator of the estate of Mitchell Larames was read. Compensation is claimed for | the death of Mir. Lk fanee, who was killed while employed in work for the city bn Aug. "A, 1920. This was referred to Cor poration Counsel w. A. King.
 A petition for additional lights On Bridge street and east on Pieasant street was referred to the light committee with power. It was voted that the fepfesei,fa- lives of this district in the next state as. | sembly cause the enactment of as, ai1iehds ment to the city charter, amended in | 1913, and that s2,50o be appropriated to ! replenish the public library. It wss voted that the city buy 2 1-2 ton truck fer the use of the street department It was | voted that the sanitary committee, street committee and cooperation counsel Inves. | tigate and report back to the e0rifriou council regarding the collection of ashes | in Willimantie
 The usual bills were read and accept- ed. A bill from A. R. Sharpe forl work done on comfort station, amounting ta $s610, was voted paid. Two bills from David P. Ahearn for work done for the city amounting to s7s1.S0 was voted paid. A bill of s1.925.eg for rspaifs and 1 work done at the ice house wasI fefefred to the committee on ice for inyestigAfiot and report It was voted that MaySi Gates endeavor to make affaaeemefits with the New Haven road to prevent the destruction of railroad ties, usuaily burn. | ed at this time but which would be glaaly accepted by many ftmilies this year. Ad. I fagrRe aFff s&
 Passengers On the WiIiimkHtic- N sYwscA trolleys Monday remarked about tte waste of good wood in railroad ties being burned by that company. Two piles I measuring in length about 20 feet and about -Four feet in height wefe sest ablaze. the largest pile being at ShaFp&s switch below Wiilimsntic. The general opinion was that with many families oSii of work this wood could be used to greater advantage than Simply warming the atmosphere.
 Prior to Che common council naeetans Monday night delegation reptssertine several of the churches of the city me with several of the city officials. The meeting was to See if something toufd fsbl be done in Willimarltic to. stop ali ffiah. ner- of law violations. Many tuestiofts came up during the session but it seen,s1 evident that the city was doing ali with. in it's power to stamp out iawbreakiHa and if the plans advocated by the cot1i. mittee representing the churches whs ft,l. lowed out the city would incur great ok. pense.
 According to the report of Chief d, Police Daniel Killourey there were 52 af rests during the mchth of November. Tft report was a5 fOllLHb; Dfti tkenf,hsz sk sault 3, breach of peace 1, injury to pri vate property {, adultery 3, reckless driving l, violation of auto laws 90, yio lation of liquor law 3, non-suppeft 1, com mon drunkard 8, eribezzlement 1. incor
 rlslDle 2, violation of milk law I. theft 1
 These cases were disposed of az fol
 lows: Committed to jail l, reieAked h, l chief 3, nolled ', bound over A. raif finrl and costs 21, turned over to other. oftiasf,
 l, execution of judgment suspended and i, charge of probation officer {, costs pa,d fine remitted 8. appealed g, turned eve
 to federal officers g.
 During tue month 10 tramps wer
 lodged. electric lights were out ls7 hour,
 stolen property to value of SIS was fe
 covered. 229 complaints were received
 one lost child was found and returned f
 parents and one stray horse was care,
 for.
 This Is toNbe a banner week for tn
 Emerald basketball team, trfee games al
 ready being slated and plans for fourt
 game are under way. Monday night the
 play the Waterbury Kaceys in the Bras
 City, Wednesday night they expect [
 bring the Company M team of Waterbur to Willinantic, and Friday night the res =---=-----.----