Norwich bulletin. [volume] (Norwich, Conn.) 1895-2011, 1922-06-07

The westerly town council met Monday
in the council chamber and an ordinance
was passed controlling the parking OF
vehicles on certain streets of the town.
The penalty for violation of the ordinance
being a fine of not less than s2.0o, nor
NOR than $40, or Imprisonment not ex-
ceeding ten days Monday evening, June
&c. there will be a hearing on the new
coming system The temporary ordinance.
which was presented, provides that no
business or mandatory may enter the
residential section of the town. unless
written consent of the owners of three
fourths Of the entire frontage shall be
secured. The ordinance also prohibits
the erection of private garages in the
residential section and forces them back
to the rear of the lot. A building line is
established not only for the congested
section of the town, but for breach
property also.
In the future, public garages must
leave an open space in front of each at
last 25 feet and gasoline stations must
be located on private property where
their machines may take on their supply
on private property and not stand on the
street. These are for new construction
plans.
The traffic ordinance, regulating traf-
fic on certain street in town is as fol-
Section mo vehicle shall stop or
stand on Union street, between Broad
| street and the fire station.
Section 2-No vehicle shall stand or
| stop on the easterly side of High street
between the northerly and southerly
! boundary lines Of the United States post
! office for a period longer than 10 minutes
| Section 3-From the first day of June
Of each year until the first day of Octob-
| er of each year, no vehicle shall stop or
stand on the following street or high
ways for any period of time longer than
specified.
High street, between Canal and Broad
street, westerly side, no stop; easterly
side 80 minutes High street between
Canal street and the residence of Thomas
e. Robinson, northerly side, no stop
Broad street between High street an6
Pawcatuck bridge, northerly side, nj
stop; Broad street between High street
and Rawcatuclc- bridge, northerly side, nc
parking. Broad street between Unior
street and Pawcatuck river, southerly
SIDE 80 minutes Main street between
Broad street and Union street, easterI5
side, so minutes westerly side, no stop.
Section Whenever a police Officer
shall by raising his hand signal the op-
orator Of a vehicle to stop, the operator
must come to a standstiIl.
Section EVERY person violating thiS
ordinance or any Of its provisions shall
pay a fine of not less than 50 nor moro
than $40, and shall be imprisoned not
more than 10 days in the Washington
County jail.
Andrew Fisher proposed q plan to build
over the river by spanning the Pawca-
tuck river from his present building tt
the Connecticut line.
Prohibiting the sale Of certain hesvy
fireworks on the 4th of July will be en-.
forced this year as for the past foul
Iyears.
The manager of the Bradford baseball
team was allowed to play professional
baseball at Bradford on Sunday.
The report of Thomas E. Brown, polio,
chief, showed 20 arrests, three were fol
intoxication for the month Dr. Samue
| Webster, health officer for the town 1e
ported three. cases of chicken pox one o.
lwhooping. cought and two cases of diph
iberia.
DR.. Thomas Robinson, milk inspecto,
reported four cows affected with tuberc
ular trouble during May.
The bid of Samuel Nardone & Com
pany of 1926 for an S-inch sewer mar
on John street, as recommended by tn,
| water commissioners was adopted. TIL,
council voted to accept deeds of RICH
of way over land of heirs of .Katherin,
G. Sti1frnan and the Shore Line Electro
Railway company, on Oak street for tn,
/ sewerage system as recommended hy
/ the sewer commissioners.
Bills for forest fires amounting t,
5000 were voted paid
a number from westerly will go t.