Norwich bulletin., 1922-10-03
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of Warren street ten feet parallel to northeriy, EortheaSteriy,- and .easterly Iine. again. came. before the council, re- ports showing that all properly owners except Yetta Cohen had released the
 City of Norwich from damages. The amendment to the resolution was the ac-
 cepted, the names of properly owners Signing releases filed and the lines es- ia blished according to the resolutions. amended and adopted
 A communication from the Atlantic Carton company explaining the traffic E over South Golden street was to the ef- feet that this crossing is one of the dan~t ger points in Norwich. The Atlantir Carton company, Brainard and Arrs- strong company and the Shetucket Coal company made US of the railroad croes- l ing at this point and had endeavoredi to have South Golden street accepted as 8 city street, the previous administration having promised action but failed toi &C., cept the street. The New Haven fail- road trains daily pass over this crossing and as employees of the plant must use 1 1t and much traffic passes over the 1 tracks every day there is need of bell 1 signal. The communication intinsa&ed | that were the street accepted by the. city | the railroad company. must then safe guard the public by placing bell signal
 at the cross. The communication was I referred to the public works committee on motion of Alderman Gabrath.
 | Petitions were acted upon. as ndlows: :: Joseph Gronski for cutting down two trees and trimming two others on his property: on 12S Smith avenue. Usual course. Alphonse DeSie to- remove a tree in front of his place at 122 High street. Usual course, William Trachten- berg to remove two trees from the side iwalk in front of his property at 42-50 Spring street, usual course. Michael
 iakowiecki to repair gutter at 14 i High street, usual course.
 Resolutions were adopted as follows :: That the sum of $100 be paid to Harry Jennings in full settlement for his claim against the city for injuries due to a fall on or about February 25, 1920, pro-
 vided he agrees to relieve the city of further responsibility. That the sum of ss50 be appropriated toward the ,ex- penses of the Arnistice Day celebration. November 11th, the money to be turned over to the joint committee of Robert o. Fletcher Post, No. A., American Legion,
 Richard Hourigan- Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars, Auxiliary to the Ameri- l can Legion and Auxiliary to the Vete- rans of Foreign Wars That the street running easterly from Washington street onto the line of Mohegan Park be known at Mohegan road; That the police com
 mittee investigate the advisability of placing lights at the skating pond and at the pond ;. That the lines and grade of Shipping street be made uniform from
 a point opposite. the plant of the United
 Metal Manufacturing Company, Inc. That property owners be instructed to
 lay sidewalks as according to plans and
 specifications on orzbefore November 1st That property owners on Mechanic street
 place curbing according to plans on or
 before November lst
 An invitation was read from the joint committee of patriotic societies for the
 mayor and members of the court of com mon council to review the Armistice Day parade and attend the supper to be sery-
 ed following the parade at the state , armory. It was voted to accept the in l vitation.
 Bills were read and approved as fol lows Department of Public Works $2o,-
 560.sS. Permanent street improvements ss1.74. Finance s1o,5Ss.e5. Cemeteries s1,1os.10. Police Department $4,sS417
 Fire Department $5,Ss6.S1. Parks t$2sS,'
 ss. Water Department s2,66s.45. Gas and Electric Department $so,s16.S6. Adjournment was at s:ps o'clock.