Norwich bulletin., 1922-07-04

and stop dumping rubbish on city proper ty were in the business transacted at the July meeting of the common council Mop- day evening. The macadaraizing of two street and the building of four sewers was ordered.
 Mayor Milo R. WateHs called the meet ing to order at 7.25, with all the mem bers except Councilman William B. Shea present.
 Invited to GreeneviIie
 The council accepted an invitation presented through Councilman Edward Crooks to review the horribles parade in Greeneville on Fourth of July morning and hear the band concert in the evening at the corner of North Main and Fifth street
 Signs at City Entrances.
 The public works committee recom- manded that the request of the cha mber of commerce to have signs erected at five entrances to the city at a cost not ex- ceeding $200 be carried out.
 The signs are to be IS by 2e feet. Tie council voted in favor of the committee recommendation.
 Lunch Cart to Stay
 The same committee reported on the protest of Peter SeIlas against allowing the lunch cart of Edward F. Price to stand in Rose place. Their report stated that MT. Sellas had not objected to the prior location of the location of the Price lunch cart of the eastei4y side Of the street. Mir Price had been in business for 30 years and located "a the street ct the citx, and was now willing to pay 2 reasonable rent, the committee recon mended that he be permitted to retain his location and pay a rent of s15 per month The report was accepted snc the recommendation adopted. New Sewers
 On recommendation of ths J3a, works .'ofnini;tte l, was voted 70 ccnsti ute Alderman Gilbert S. Raymond Councilmen " " O'Leary aud Joll E Fitzgerald q coinnittee to or;ti the fol lowing sewers at Il 6 amonnes aia:rcpr; ated in Fha annual city rnee..ag: Ham ilton avs ll.s, $:.$g0; Boswell avenue $6,o0 Yo.x syenue, $50; La1:sl HI. avenue, ss,it-
 The pubit, wc1ks committee reported favorably vron petitions for the at ceptance of S-tlteycnt avenue and Tyie: avenue as put. 2 highways and hear.ni was set for the common council meet ing August
 The police commissioners recommend ed that petitioners for street light ol White street be given leave to withdraw which was voted.
 Carniyals to be Allowed 1 The amusement committee reported O the petition of Valentine Reich and oth CTS which was protest against allow ing carnivals to come to the city. Tn committee stated that 1t had also receiv ed petition from Charles Risiey an others which was in favor of carnival and 1t believed the carnivals should allowed under certain regulations. Thes were that there should not be more tha one a month, that the license should | taken out ten days before date of arriva 1 that proper sanitary conditions should maintained and that proper police protet ton should be provided by those conduef ling the carnivals, at all times and nt merely during performances This va voted.
 Councilman John E. Fitzgerald r, ported progress on the Center street sev CT in response to question from Coul cilman Crooks but said the city engii eers had not yet been able to get ovt to look at the property.
 Preference in City Work
 The council accepted and adopted report of the public works committee ia ioring resolution providing that pre- erenee in employment shall be given I citizens of the United States and taxpa. CTS of Norwich in any work where lab' is required by the common council or committees except where specified col tracts are entered into by the count or it's committees.
 | Corporation Counsel William H. Shlel, presented written opinion that the was nothing obiectionable in this ma ter, ''the same not providing any pens ty for its violation, and being simply the nature of an expression of the cou ciRs sentiments and policy
 The petition of Tony zigarelle to !; a private drain at 3s Roath street W referred to the public works coumitts
 Rubbish on Fairgrounds.
 The council passed resolution tr city departments remove as soon as pt sible all such material or deposits
 they may now have on the Lake Str' playgrounds.
 Mayor Waters. Alderman P. F. Sw,
 
 are the finance committee, were ma the committee to make out the rate for the city tax Pay Judgment Against City.
 The council voted to pay to John Barnes, attorney for Mrs. Margaret Fl 4 gerald the sum of s2,sss.s4 in full s : clement of the judgment she secured the superior court against the city. Alderman Sweeney explained that t : suit was brought about through f
 on ice on the sidewalk and it would c ;, $150 to print the evidence if the ( !. meant to take an appeal. Besides. . was, the advice of the e~corporation col 2 sel that the city would stand no chai
 on an appeal.
 l-I The council voted to make the firm Hunt & White city auditors except !. the water department.
 Rubbish and Boosters. | The finance committee presented U ordinance on rubbish and growing re 5. ters and hearing was set for the A
 ust meeting of the common ~council. s- makes it a misdemeanor punishable b, g. $50 fine on any person who shall dep. le rubbish, ashes, junk or other perso 7, property upon land owned by the
 without perrdssionSof the common co m cil or the committee having the land mrf charge.
 l, It also makes it a misdemeanor, D ln ishable by a s5 fine, for any person keep a rooster in this city in such a m n, ner that by it's growing or other disty r, ance is 8 source of annoyance to rs invalid Of sick person or that by ss growing shall disturb in the night sea n the rest of any person in the vicin
 after written notice to such person r. such invalid or sick person that s .v rooster is a source of annoyance to 5. or by such other person that his res