Norwich bulletin., 1921-10-11

bowling match this CTuesday) evening on local alleys when Rockville and an all-star Thread City team tackle the Naples Rockville will send down Wee gil, Bill Muzzy, Smith, Morin and Don lin, the last named a former member of the Casino Five, of Hartford. The local hopes are based on A. Chabot J. Riv- CTS, L. Bishop, H. Jacobs and H. Noel.
 Mayor Charles A. Gates presided Mon day evening at the October meeting of the common council. City Clerk Albert C. Scriptures report of the September meet ing, Chief of Police Daniel KiIloureys report showing g arrests in September and the report of Superintendent of Street Irwin NJ. Ford, showing expendi- lures of s2416.46 in September were ac- capted. An invitation from Conseil Florimond, LUnien St. Jean Baptiste d d'Amerique, for the mayor and common council to participate in the parade at the opening of the society carnival was ac- cepted with thanks and Aldermen Fred Roy and George W. Hickey, and City Clerk A. c. Scripture were appointed co nmittee on transportation, by Mayor Charles A. Gates.
 A claim entered by Mrs. Emma E. Thompson of Mansfield for injuries on the night of September 5th when she fell in to an open ditch on Pleasant street was read and referred to the claims commit tee for Investigation and report. The following second readings of sidewalks took the usual course: Mrs Ralph Clark Mrs. Charles I. Smith, Mrs Flora Maine and Robert F. Stanton for a total of 384 feet. on Pleasant street, Mary F. Hickey 72 feet on Union street. Nellie H. Weeks for fpJt cfy 71,,,yI Burnham for 90 feet on Bridge street and Joseph Bacon for 225 feet on Maple avenue and Spruce street. First read inss of sidewalks as follows took the us | uaI course. J. Ward Potter for 150 feet on Walnut and Lewiston avenue; Stanley ObaFa for 120 feet on Main street; Isa- bel Macsin 70 feet on Main street: NJ E. Donovan 50 feet on Lebanon avenue and M. s. CosgroVe for 50 feet on Lebanon avenue Voted that the $7O00, appropri- alton for additional sidewalk censtruc- 1 tion be used as needed. Voted that the sanitary committee be empowered to re- i eeive bids for removal of house waste 1 from December 1st for two years with i power to reject all bids. Voted that the hearing on South Park street claims and | adjustments be held October 17th. Voted 1 that water service be installed on South l Park street as that street is accepted by | the city and water should be put in be-
 fore weather does not premit work. Vot- l cd that the library committee be empow- | cred to place a telephone in the Willi- mantle Public igrary.
 Raymond A. Parker, chairman of the 1 street committee. reported that work in sidewalk construction does not permit in- stalling sidewalks on the south side of Main street from Bridge street east at the present time.
 Voted that the curbing on the south side of Main street from Jordan building | to High street be moved back to con form with street lines and that the con crete roadbed be carried back to new l sidewalk lines. Voted that the city pay
 the bill due David Ahern. for sidewalk construction on Ives street, amounting to l S132.S0. The sidewalk was put in in re-
 turn for property given the city. A com
 munication from Dr John Weldon was
 read. The city was asked to pay 5 due the New Haven railroad for use of their trunk line sewer to Bridge street used by
 property of Dr. Weldon. Referred to the
 committee on sewers. Usual bills were
 read and voted paid and the meeting ad-
 iourned at s.20 o'clock.
 MT. and Mrs John NJ Bransfield are
 spending several days with their son and daughter-in-law, Mir. and Mrs William
 Bransfeld of Schenectady, N Y.
 John Lavoy of 13 ArnoIds lane will b.
 before the police court this Tuesday morn ! ing charged with assault on Louise Ron deau, The assault took place Monda, and Lavoy was arrested by Officer Bonn bria and told to appear Tuesday
 The Willimantic Welfare bureau hel,
  Routine business was discussed and tn