Norwich bulletin., 1922-09-09

Waters announced his appointments fo the recreation commission created bv an ordinance adopted at the August | meeting of the council The appoint. as follows:
 John M. Leo, one year Richard Lew IS, two years; N. Frank Leonard, three , years; Bettie H Pasnik, four years | Elizabeth F.. Drew, five years; Helen Royce. six years; William j. Fitzgerald. | seven years.
 The council was called to order by Mayor Waters at 7.30 o'clock standard i time. The minutes of the previous l meeting were accepted and the clerk 1 read the return of publication of the several ordinances adopted at the pre- vious meeting Of the council. The public works committed recom- mended that a deed to the city from Frank B. Hall of certain sewer rights on Hamilton avenue be accepted and that the city pay MT Hall sum equal to any assessment for sewer benefits that may be placed against his name The deed was accepted.
 For Mckinley Avenue Building Line.
 The public works committee. report | ing on the petition of Alex Sharpe and others for building lines on certain sec
 tions of Mckinley avenue and Broad lstreet recommended that building lines j | e1a eA1hAcA4 Dc SolGD1tStCu TcSOIuIl0n
 fixing the evening of September 18th for hearing on the mtater was adopt
 ed. The hearing will take place at a
 special meeting of the council on that date.
 Reporting on the petition of William Bendett and others flor the establish ment of a grade and curb on Mechanic T street, the public works committee rec
 commended that the grade be establish
 ed and that curbs be laid by the prop
 erty owners. A resolution adopted fixes
 the October meeting of the council as
 the date for a hearing on the matter.
 Shipping Street Grade.
 The public works committee reporting
 on the petition of the United Metal
 Manufacturing Co, recommended that a
 grade be established on Shipping street
 and that the property owners be re- Quared to lay new sidewalks, before tees recommendation was deferred l pending hearing on the matter at the s October meeting of the council II The oommittee also reported that or petition of ". A. Bailey, a tree in front : of No. 45 Spring street has been trim . med and that on the petition Of Alice
 Baker tree on Prospect street ha. been taken care of. With regard to tn, petition of Thomas Ibbison asking tha z a culvert on Smith avenue be cleanet .' out, the committee reported that the. !. have investigated the matter and had or Il dered the street commissioner to clear ' out the culvert.
 ' Name For New Street.
 The committee reported that they ha
 taken up the matter of the naming o
 the short street between Cliff street an r North Cliff street and recommends ]. that the street be named East Clh street. The committees recommends 7s tion was adopted.
 sr On recommendation of the publ It works committee the petition of Josep 'e Matterini asking for the acceptance C of Silver street as a public highway wa o- not granted. The committee reporte re that the street is badly washed and gu e. 1 lied that the street line is not cseari F. defined and that there are no sids e. walks.
 n The fire commissioners to whom wa
 referred the petition Of the Yanti Grain Co.,, for building permit to COT struct a barn on the West Side, recon mended that the petition be granted The recommendation was adopted. The police commissioners recommend ed that petitions for a light near N ] 1se Talman street and for light c q Asylum street at the driveway 1 enIe T l ing the premises of. Clark and Mile * which had been referred to them, 1 granted The petition was granted # both cases.
 In regard to the petition for a siiei S policeman at the coiner of Eighth stre q 1 and North Main street the police con q missioners reported that they had he # an investigation and as result ha' M placed silent policeman at the jun M tion of the two streets.
 s Automobile Parking at Majestic Bull H ing.
 M The police commissioners also ' Aa ported that they had taken up the ma $4 ter of the parking of automobiles N front of the Majestic building on w
 ter street. This matter was brought
 their attention through petition fro
 Catherine c. Shannon, asking that t
 parking be limited. The committee T
 ported that they believed that the pu
 pose of the petition would be serv
 through 8 more rigid enforcement
 the present ordinance regarding par
 ing on the southerly side of Wat in street. Instructions to this effect v he be issued to the police.
 Mayor Waters made a report of pro as ress for the special committee appoint or, some time ago to confer with the Co nd necticut company regarding a reyisi N. of local trolley fares. The mayor ss I. the committee has had one intervi, S. with officials of the Connecticut co, CT, pany and expect to have another ints di- view with the trolley officials next we, lrd Petitions Received. s% Petitions were received and reterr " as follows:
 , 1a. From Thomas A. Hines to erect IsI- gasoline pump on North Main sere ot Referred to public works conimitt ,s. M with power. \ 'ss From David H. Goldberg. to erect ,. gasoline pump at 1-3 Washington stre ',a ,oH Referred to public works commiti 'ie- with power.
 ,' ,m' From John Woodmansee and otht An- for an extension of the sewer line
 Geer avenue Referred to finance co
 mittee to be placed in estimates for t
 next annual city meeting
 it's From Paul Peloquin, to connect
 8 premises with the public sewer on Flo ith Ter avenue. Referred to public vol he ommittee with power.
 ITS From William H. Yeomars and oth, Der residents of Lafayette street, askI , a that the street improvements earri. the out on the easterly side of Laxaye
 street be carried out on the westei ap- side of the street Referred to pub are works committee.
 ket From Charles W. Burton and oth, tea for a light at the junction of Nol the Main street ana bosWeH avenue. ms he,leu ~ she poli15 commissioners,
 moval of two trees near 50s Nol
 Main street. Referred to the pub
 works committee and the tree ward Is with power.
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