Norwich bulletin., 1922-08-09

ell asks that the free one De moved to where the paid one is. The telephone company does not want to do this as it might endanger its franchise and the council simply called attention to the fact that the franchise has not been lived up to, Attorney John Ferguson, Jr, town solicitor, was appointed by the council at it's July meeting to look into the case, and he wrote the telephone company. He asks them to cancel the telephone sta- ton now on the pole on the south side of Dixon square and to maintain the station now situated at the entrance to the StiIlmau block on the westerly side of Dixon House square. He also asks the company to leave the highways in as good order as they were befere the erec-i ton of telephone poles and claims that poles were placed on certain streets. without making application to the coun- cu in writing. The quality and height of telephone poles was also mentioned and he states they did not comply with the agreement and that hereafter a writ ten statement must be made and filed with the town clerk giving the type of pole to be erected and the location. The right to erect such 2, pole must be ap- proved by the town council, etc.
 Today Wednesday, tho employees of
 
 their annual outing and the plant will be closed all day Barnes' Point will be visited and Q clambake will be provided by the company.
 Westerly girls and some from stoning- ton are enjoying camp life at Terrehe- gan, Old Lyme.
 Both the Central and Lyric theatres have extended an invitation to the fresh air children to attend the movies while 1 here.
 Merrill post. No. Is. A. L.. plans mo- tion picture show, the proceeds to go for Legion work
 The sewers Of the town are ready to be connected with. D,oafro was notified 1 that unless he could commence work to- day Wednesday, the water board would consider he had abandoned the work, and if this Is the case the board | will have to make other arrangements for the work being done in the town, SC that individuals can connect property | with the. sewer already laid in different 1 sections of the town Property owners will be asked to pay the cost of connec- ton, only one building will be connected l through one drain, and the sewers mus | be at least six inches in diameter. Nc ] one but 8 licensed drain layer will bt l allowed to make connections and the l town will pay for the drain to the sewer line from the property line. No subsoi 1 drain, rainwater cellar drains or catcf basin must be, connected with the sewer Every person must secure a written per init from the board of water commission CTS before going on with the work Drain layers are to furnish a bond O. s3.OoO. q
 Funeral services for Miss Lillian Ma, Potter were held Tuesday afternoon a the home of her great-grandfather, Dan iel Sekator, on High street Rev. Clay ton Burdick, D. D., officiated. A quarte sang Safe in the Arms Of Jesus and Doe Jesus Caree Burial was in the Firs , IIOpkinton cemetery. The bearers wer William Garter, Seymour Stanton, Thom as Grayson and Norman Nubbins. . Mrs. William Wheeler and son Ken meth, who have been guests of Miss Idell: Lancaster, have returned to Irvingtor N. J.
 ] Hilliard Bruce of Northampton. Mass formerly of Norwich has been stayinI in Westerly.
 John Davey of New London Is -visitin, Benjamin Dower
 Charles N. Blackburn of Provtdene has taken a cottage at the shore an will remain here for September.