Norwich bulletin., 1921-05-10
WILLTMANTTC

|, his hope with grip. It was the first meeting of the aldermen MT. Scripture has missed in his Il years in office. Reg ular business was transacted. The report of Chief of Police Daniel J. Killourey was accepted. The report of Superinten- dent of Streets Irwin M. Ford showing expenditures of S1 ,799.S0 for the month of April. was accepted The T. R. Sadd company was instructed to file an ac- count of the finding of the court in the matter of property tax of 1913. Several people were heard relative to water, sew l CT and street acceptance by the city. The report of Dr. W. P. s. Heating, city health officer, was accepted as follows: Number ! of contagious diseases, tuberculosis 2, To- 1 bar pneumonia ?, diphtheria l, nuisances i 1. Voted, that the city borrow s5,000 for current expenses. The highway commits | sion was instructed to confer with the l selectmen of Windham in the matter of i highway apportionment with power to act:
 1 Sidewalk petitions, first reading, from | Clarence A. Bowen for sidewalk 12ox6 1 feet on Church street, Stanley Obara for walk S0x6 feet on Main street. J. A. ! Girouard for walk 40x9 feet on Union street, and John c. Lincoln for walk 1Se KS feet on Union street, took the usual 1 course. Second reading op sidewalk pe- ] titions iron. Merrill H. Jones, the Polish | Bakery company, St. Paurs Episcopal church. c. H. Branch. David Nichols Au- | gust and Annie c. Carlsen, took the usual course. The petition of M. Sussman for installation of a gasoline pump and tank at No. 1141 Main street was referred to the street committee with power. A peti- ton from Union street merchants against making Union street one-way street went to the street committee. A petition for water supply pipe line on Holbrool1 avenue to property situated about 190 feet north of West Main street, signed by George Demarekt, was referred to the water committee. A petition for water service on South Park street extension also went to the water committee. The claim of Orima Baronsky for damages of
 S242 caused by water in his cellar at Chapman street was referred to the
 claims and street committee. 4 petition for installing sewer on Mountain street
 went to the sewer committee. The street committee reported investigation of Mon-
 ucelo street on it's proposed acceptance . by the city. Claims for damages by Julia C. Shea for S2S2.75, voted S94.25 be paid in settlement. Bernadette Gaudreau, clain for $1,400 voted $325 in settlement. Clain ! of Mrs. Maria Snow for $25G, voted sSs be paid in settlement. Claim of Mrs Hen. rieita Lewis for injury, S25 given in Set. lement. Bills were read and accepted. A vote of thanks was extended to Alderman Wehber for his work as clerk Adjourn ment was at s.07.
 . Bernier LeEaurs, a grocer on Churcl f street, was arrested Monday night abou ] S.45 o'clock by the local police charged P with having liquor in his possession tc
 transport. Two barrels of cider wer, , seized The barrels were in Legaurs
 rI lei fTA tI1F Ttsrf1 T 5f,,-, H.
 moval Legaurs had been suspected h,
 the police for some time and the arres
 Monday night resulted after Legaurs ha,
 tried 10 get liquor through the police lines y Twenty members of Olive Brane, 9 council are to go from this city to Wor
 cester Thursday to visit Hiram couu } cil. R. & S NJ.
 Company EI Fiffh Infantry, Connecti
 cut State Guard, of Willimantic has beer
 mustered out in accordance with order
 issued by the military emergency boar
 of the state Of Connecticut Captai
 Frank P. FentOn has issued orders fo
 the men to report at the state arrnor,
 on Pleasant street this (Tuesday) ey
 ening with all equipment which is 10 b
 turned in and shipped to the state arsena
 at Hartford No ceremonies are to b - held in connection with the musterin,
 out of the local company. Company Nj which was organized February IS, 1917
 made a fine record during the four year
 Of it's existence. The ofhcars, Captai l Frank P. Fenton, and Lieutenant Jere
 nliah Mccarthy, are to be placed on tn
 retired list, Wednesday,, May 18th.
 4 Rev. Harry q. 8IaCready, pastor c the First Congregational church of thi
 city. Rev. Arthur W. Clifford pastor c ] the Nndham Center Congregations ! church, and P. s. Hills. are to atten
 the annual meeting of the Windhar