Norwich bulletin., 1921-06-15

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 The June meeting of the board of al- dermen was called to order at S.10 O. | clock Tuesday night by Mayor Charles 1 A Gates.
 The report of Chief of Police Daniel | Killourey showing 2S arrests for May 1 was accepted. The report of Superin- 1 tendent of Streets James M Ford, show | ing May expenditures of $2.500.05 was accepted. A bill now before the commit tee on military affairs. offered by Unit ed States Representative Richard P. Freeman. authorizing the secretary of war to donate to the city of Williman- tic one German cannon or field piece captured by the American army from the forces of the German government, to be used for ornamental purposes, was read and was placed on file. The bill followed action taken by the board of aldermen at previous meeting. On application of Wood and Ladd for a drain layers license was granted, sub Ject to the approval of Corporation Counsel William A. King.
 A resolution authorizing the commit tee on water and fire to install a hy- drant In the center of the city yard on Watson street, and to erect hydrant houses equipped with sufficient hose to reach all portions of the city property In the yard was adopted. Regular bills were read and voted to be paid.
 petition signed by Minnie C. Berard and others requesting that the spraying of oil on Jackson street be extended to Park Springs was referred to the street committee. A resolution affecting the parking rules on Church, North and Walnut streets was read. When parking front and rear wheels must be against the curbing. When loading or unloading both rear wheels must be against the curb and car parked in such manner as not to obstruct traffic. Any violation of said rule will be punishable by fine of $25. This was referred to the police and ordinance committees.
 The petition for extendsion of water 1 service on Holbrook avenue and for ex- tension of hydrant service on South Park street was not accepted as the | streets have noE been accepted by the ! city. The petition to install a sewer on Mountain street was accepted and res oiution passed authorizing the sewer committee to install the sewer was pass ed. Voted that the city treasurer pay ] to Bartholomew Chartier $2.29 for tax es already paid. Voted that the library committee take up the matter of secur- ing proper lighing service in the City l Library and report at the July meeting | Voted that S125 be paid AIeck Baronos- ky in full payment for damages against the city.
 The petition of Mrs. Polly Ricknell and seven others concerning. the 1 nuisance of growing of roosters could not be granted and the petitioners were | Informed that they should take any ac- tion through the courts to Aabate such nuisances.
 Voted that the city pay S55o to the widow of Mitchell Laramee. tree war. l den who was killed while working in 1 this city. The matter had been re- ferred to the compensation commissioner and it was believed that the claim would l not be allowed as Laramee might not | be allowed as Laramee might be con sidered an independent contractor. vot ed that the T. R. Sadd Co. be refunded the amount of taxes on city list of 191; over that found correct by the superior | court
 Voted that the sanitary committee bt 1 authorized to seek proper adjustment 1 of the dumping of refuse on Willow brook street. Voted that the streei committee be authorized to seek proper 1 adjustment of the matter of fixing the proper property lines on the land o
 MT. Nichols at the corner of Summit anC
 North streets This action followed tht
 request by Mir. Nichols that the pin.
 marking his property which were re
 moved by Jeremiah Lyons while work
 ing for the city, laying sidewalks, be re
 placed accurately.
 Alderman George W. Hickey reported
 that the matter of drainage of water
 onto the property of the American Thread Company at the entrance of
 Mill No. 5. had been adjusted to the sat
 lsfaction of the Thread company and
 the committee representing the city Ad
 dational culverts are to be built t
 take care of all drainage on that sec
 ton of Main street.
 MT. Hornberger, representing resi- dents of South Park street requeste,
 that the city put in water to those
 houses. Five are now built and other
 would build if water could be provided
 The common council could not authorix
 such action as the street had not beel
 accepted by the city but Mir Hornberg
 CT was asked to meet with the resi- dents there and bring any suggestion
 they might have before the council an !, 3 special meeting would be called t provide for proper settlement of tn,
 matter.
 : The following sidewalk application !, second reading took the regular course c. A. Bowen. 120 feet on Church stree Stanley Obora. 80 feet on Main stree , ]. A. Girouard 40 feet on Union stree I J. c. Lincoln 180 feet on Union stree [ The same action followed the first reat c ing of applications. Cohen and Ro f blatt 120 feet on Pleasant street, J. t Lincoln 80 feet on Main street, Napolec t Bacon, Jr.. 76 feet on Union stree y Mary Cathier and Nellie Moran 50 fe y on Valley street, Russian Orthodo
 church 45 feet on Valley street and P 0 ter Yoncas 40 feet on Main street. n The request of former City Tax Co L. lectQr c. A. Lamoureux for abateme o of taxes of 1917 for sz23.7S was grant n l as was the request of former City Ts F. Collector Wilfred A. Gagnon for abat c ment of S125.91 on the 1919 tax list 10 A petition was read from Arthur l. Dubreial and 27 others requesting tn r. | parking regulations on Union street "a adjusted. It is claimed that the pre- v. ent parking ordinance allowing parki . en the south side of the street injur iv the business of men on that street. ,o was Requested that an ordinance be pa
 ed limiting the time of parking on tn
 treet. This was referred to the stre . and police committee for investigati
 and report. The petition of Leone Cla and fifteen others for the extension
 sewers on Jackson street was referr to the sewer committee for invesigati
 and report. City Engineer R. E. Mitch
 stated that the service could not be c
 tended owing to the slope of the lal
 on that street beyond the present e
 of the sewer service.
 The report of Chief of Police Dan
 J. Killourey for the month of M
 shows B arrests. as follows:
 Drunkenness 8. breach of peact l. co
 mon drunkard 1. violation auto law
 violation of Quartntine 1. incorrigf