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Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION 40.
Drains AMI Sewers.

The said Board of Aldermen shall be.
and they hereby are authorized and en-
powered to lay out. construct and build,
or cause to be laid out, constructed and
built, drains and common sewers, with
wells and catch-basins connected there
with, in any part or portion of said city,
and alter and repair the same @
No person shall construct any drain or
sewer of any kind, upon and from any
premises In said city, to or Upon any
highway or street in said city, or use or
permit to be used, any such drain or
sewer, without the permission OF said
Board Of Aldermen; and any person who
shall construct any drain or sewer, con-
trary to the provisions Of this section,
shall forfeit and pay to the Treasurer of
said city, for the use of the city, fine
Of seven dollars; and any person who
shall use, or permit to be used, any drain
or sewer, contrary to the provisions Of
this section, shall forfeit and pay to the
Treasurer OF said city, for the use of the
city, fine of two dollars for each day IN
which such drain or sewer is used, or per-
nitted to be used as aforesaid
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

created BY WIN Or cthu.wsss, fsiakivs 70
any lot Or lots In any Of the osrnstsFiss IN
said seity. end sslAxsrs 70 Ire monpmsnt
Or monuments thwsin. and tts fsnas o.
fences BY which such lots and ts1ouuu1suts
are oE may be eenr1ossd: and the Bo4sd
Eof Aldermen Of said atty shall have p0ww
70 make all such by-iawE, csdinsziess.
rules, % regulations a. may be necessary
to cnrfy into tuil scffset the said trusts
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION 1Os.

Paving, Macadamizing or Improving
Highways, Streets, Etc. q
The said Board Of Aldermen shall have
power and authority to order the paving,
macadamizing or otherwise improving
any highway, street public walk, or pub
lie avenue in said city.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION se

Violations Of What ordinsnees Mis-
demeauor.
The violation OF any ordinance OF said
.i-v ifrpozlnE a fine, forfeiture or penalty
hail be q misdemeanor and may be pros
.cated a. such before the city court or
ssher court having jurisdiction Of the Of
isuse
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION 1Os,
building I.inee

The said Board of Aldermen shall be,
and they hereby are authorized and en-
powered to designate a line or lines on the
lands of any proprietors, adjoining any
highway, street, public walk or puolic
avenue already laid out or hereafter to
be laid out in said city, between which
lines and such highway, street, public
walk or public avenue no building orpart
of building shall be erected or located ;
Provided such lines shall not be more than
fifteen feet distant from such highway,
street. public walk or p1blic avenue.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION 12e.
Mode of Procedure in Designating Bald
ing LINES.

Whenever a petition or an, application
shall be made or a proposition Or res
ofution ssubunittel to said Board of Al.
ldermen to designate a building line, to-
take land therefor, If required, and to
lay assessments, If any, of benefits and
damages, theamode of procedure shall be
the same In all respects as is now pro.
vided, mutatis mutandis, in Sections 11s
and 1890 this charter
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

70 exist. shall BE determined BY the Beard
es Tinanoo subject TO the approval pz the
lccrprs&tun Counsel.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
Mode Of Procedure in Laying Out and Al
tering Highways.

bcrAns kAlBnW0yg.
Whenever a petition or an application
shall be made. or a proposition or "a res
olution submitted to said Board Of Al
dermen to lay out alter, extend, enlarge
discontinue or exchange any highway
street, public walk, public avenue, or pub
lie landing place in said city and, if re-
qulred, to take land for the same said
Board of Aldermen. before taking any 40
ton thereon, shall refer the same to the
Board of Public Works.
!, And said Board of Public Works shall
appoint a time and a place for hearing
and considering the same, and cause no
tice thereof, as immediately hereiTsbefore
provided, to be given to the owners. mort
gagees;o or agents of lands upon which the
said layout. alteration extension er. en-
larGement is TO be made. or TO the .,pro-
prietors, mortgages. or agents of lands
bounding on the highway proposed to be
discontinued or exchanged or to 4any sraer-
son or persons whose property is bene-
fitted thereby in the sound discretion and
Judgment OF said Beard of Public Works
to the end that all persons interested NAV
appear at said time and place and shaw
cause, II any exists, why such Layout, al
iteration, extension, ENLARGEMENT Sliscon-
Hnnance or exchange should not be made.
or said land be taken.
At the time and the place mentioned in
said notice, and at any meetinz adjourn
ed therefrem. said Board Of Puhlic
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION III

Mode of Procedure in Paving. Macadam-
izing or Improving Any Highway.
Whenever a petition or an application
shall be made, OF 8 proposition or a res
olution submitted to said Board of Al
derrnen to pave. macadamize or otherwise
Improve any highway within the limits Of
said city, to take land therefor, If re-
quired, and to lay assessments, if any,
Of benefits and damages, the mode Of pro-
cedure shall be the same in all respects
as is now provided, mutatis mutandis, in
Sections tlSsand l1s of this charter
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
Assessment q Beneats.

When any assessment has been laid,
as hereinafter provided, against any per
son benefited by said improvements, a
written or printed notice of his assess.
ment signed by the City Clerk ct said
city shall be sent by registered mail to
such person 80 assessed, and said notice.
shall state the amount of his assessment.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION Tia.

bprinkIihg and OtIlng Streets,
The said Board of Aldermen shall have
sole power to sprinkle and oil Streets
within the limits Of said city and to make
assessments for benefits therefrom, as
provided by statutes
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

= OF Assessmeats Of Benedfs.
Whenever any public hearing is TO he
held to consider Improvements proposed
to be, carried out@by the Beard Of Public
Works, notices of said hearing shall be
given to all persons Interested in said
proposed improvements as follows:-
Printed or written notices, Of the subject,
time and place of such hearing, signed by
the clerk Of the Board Of Public Works,
shall be sent by registered mail to each
person so interested; or a copy Of said
notice signed by said clerk shall be adj
vertised in three successive issues Of each
of two daily newspapers published in said
city, or both said methods of giving no
tice of any public hearing may be used
Provided, that said notices shall be
mailed or advertised. OF both. not less than
six days before the time set for any said
public hearing
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

SECTION I22.
Mode Of Procedure In Designating Side
Walks. Curbs, and Cutters.
Whenever petition or an application
shall be made, or a proposition or a res
olution Submitted to said Board of AL
dermen for designating and fixing the
width. course. height, and level of any
sidewalk, curb, or gutter in or upon any
highway or street in said city, to take land
therefor, If required, and to lay assess
alents, if any, of benefits and damages,
the mode Of procedure shall be the same
IN all respects as is now provided, mutatis
nautandis. in Sections lis and 119 of this
charter
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION 1ss.
Mode of Procedure in Laying Out Drains
and Sewers.


All assessments Of benefits made under
the provisions of this charter shall be and
remain a lien upon the property Specially
benefited by the public work or improve
snent in view of which such assessments!
shall ne made. and aach lien shall take
precedence and priority to all other liens or
sincuHbrances on the said property Except
taxes due to the State and other city liens
prior in date), and in case such assess
ments shall mot be obtained by the City
Collector, the lands, buildings or other
property on which such lien may exist
shall be Liable to be ferecicsed in the
same manner as Il said lien were a mort
gage thereon in favor Of said city ito Sc
cure the amount Of such assessment
Provided, that no such lien shall con-
tinue to exist longer than sixty days
after such assessment shall have become
due and payable, unless, within that time,
a certificate, signed by the Mayor or the
Collector of said city, and describing the
property on which the lien exists and the
amount claimed by said city as a lien
thereon shall be lodged with the Town
Glegk, of the Town of Norwich, and any
such tiien shall cease to exist whenever
a certificate that It has ceaseI to exist,
signed by the Mayor, or City Collector
shall ba lodged With the Town Clerk.
The said Town Clerk shall record all such
certificates with deeds CT land
Tbs form of Certificate of Lien and the
form Of Certificate that a Lien has Ceased
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

Appointing One Member Of the BOARD Of
Water Commissioners.,
The Board OF Aldermen shall IN Jan-
uary, 1928, and biennially thereafter
Der OF the Board of Water Commissioners
as hereinbefore provided.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

Said city shall continue to have power
To reject or to accept and exensts trusts
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION liz.

said assessments shall be legally daemed
to have been made, and if the matter re-
late TO the taking Of land. the land de-
Escribed in the order Of said Board of All
5dermen shall be and remain devoted to
the public use for which it shall have been
$50 designated.
Within one week after eonspIianeef
with. the foregoing provision in regard to
the payment of damages, and after the
report of the Board of Public Works that
the improvements have been completed,
the City Clerk of said city shall give no.
tice, as provided in Section 1T of this
charter. TO each person against whom.
such assessment of benefits samay have
been laid, notifying such person of the
amount of such assessment and the date;
when tbs same is payable, and thereupon'
such assessment shall be valid and of full
force Each assessment Of benefits shall
be payable five days after the date of
daoositing notice thereof as aforesaid.
If any person shall refuse to receive
the amount found due to him, or in case.
no one shall be found having authority to
receive the sun found due to any par
ticular person, such amount shall be de-,
posted In the treasury Of said city, to he
paid to the person entitled to receive the
same whenever he shall apply therefor
No assessment for benefits shall he col
Ilectlble nor bear interest until the work
for which such assessment was laid shall
have been completed. Every such assess
ment hall bear interest at the rate Of six
percentum per annum from and after the
date Of such completion until certificate
of lien therefor shall have been fled as
hereinafter provided.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29
SECTION 104.
Aaseaaara

The Board Of Finance. subject to the sp-
proyal Of the Board of Aldermen shall
have power to abate the whole or any part
Of the taxes, assessments, or interest on
liens Of such persons as through poverty.
inhrmness, or other causes they shall
deem 1t reasonable to exempt therefrom.
Norwich bulletin., 1922-05-29

AHyv1rds. Weishers, Measures. Etc.
As the enpiratinn Of the terms Of the
present Haywards, City Weighers, City
MeaM1rers and Inspector Of Charcoal shall
require. their SUCCESSORS shall be chosen
oy said Board Of Aldermen as by Urdi-
nance provided.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-28

NOTICE to creditors of Albert Gates. 5000
Kensington aye.-.All bills due must be
presented on or before July 10. 1922 at which
time Aaron Goldberg will take over the busi-
ness and continue at the above address. and
will not be responsible for debts contracted
by said Albert Gates.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-28

BUTCHER bus, store & dwg. Tioga; own
er's III health only reas. for sac. ay. $1,000
wkly |. hman & Snyder, 1901 Eric. Tio. D233.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-28

HALF interest In foundry and mfg. business;
. large plants earning $IO,OOO per year /;
price SI25, 600. Wrstney. 2pS Liberty Bldg.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-06-28
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES

gist reports re- vein coal underneath;
in oil ned. III miles from railroad station.
Groom house log barn; apple orchard IKE
bottom land; price $4,000. JORDAN d. WILL
LIAMS. indan polls. Ind.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

Africa. iio later Represented DER
msn "onccssionaires In mine e3pluIt.
nticn In Morocco. Banking next en-.
gneel his energies md ho became
.hr head Of one of the leading der
man financial houses Tie bccan.
chairman or the administrative cu,in-
oil OF the ~ IL. e.. and soon made h
name FOR himself throughout the EN-
piir as It commercial macnat-.
AT the outbreaks of the World Wnr
Will" Immersed In tho development,
II big business on II tremendous seal.
he WAS offered the office Of Minister
"f Raw IatpriRlp Ills work in that
,hnsclty obtained cstrHurdiuary re
suite Upon tho success al his work
I"DoIisd not HuiS ths economic life
~ ~" iuiariu" nt Germany. hut also
ths mHiu,s nbnrs nt tho fnr-i flung
Hsrnnr nrm'en, Ills organization nj
'n"st nu!.insd III" e'liod blockade. II
Was n"i Hnt'l SITTER ihr wur that the
actual fned br,rHtiun afflicted the
i'supip, Thc .nartions and cumpieNi-
tier ut bureaucratic life never appeal
"d - him nud h" wHa glad to plunge
into ths activities Of tn. \. L.. q.
ufi.r poarr had been declared Ito
dropped HIS rhos.n work without II
mUruur, however. whrn he was Of
C"rcd tho portfolio OF Minister Of Ro-
connirus,iou.
10 held THIS pos; for several
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

oefised expsd!cnts which ken, IN,
people eating and tho urn, shoot.
'"s "hcn The blockade had shin.
on the Importation of raw materials
during The ~nf: Aftsr Tho rur, he
munster uf frconstruction. his meet
lhss WIN The French Minister. I.oui.
''oueheafi brought about. with hual-
hees''ks olreetness. Adjustments aud
accommodations which hnd he.n The
'lcspnir bf diplomats.
He WAS ur tewieh hir,h and was
described HIS Il man bf ersa, fore.
anu energy business hcun-n vision
and Initiative. Hts fnther fnundpI
the Aiiehemeinu Rluhtrls.tn.,. u.s.jl.
sch'h (aefmah usnerai Electric com.
panr b' Ssfitnl, pp,nmonls knowu ia
the 4, ", u,
Aftef Htuifins NJ the I;niycrsiiirs
% Berlin aud strash"ura, pr, po,h.
enan began his profession NJ ru
s'hsef with establishments la Ewi,n
arlHhd And Hsv"yt Then n. went 1.
tho ~ n, q. aud ross raniuly /, Tho
head I" th" organization. l.n;or ho
Retired hf,ur Tniling Iu an n,t.mpt
to "pn"n" nsmhlnst,an with H.s-
mons 'hoha""r. Company.
MAJ at TREAT Epsrxy.
Aside from huriaosR obliuaii,ns IA,
accompanied Or, psrnhurg. ,heu soc.
rotary Of s,ntex or Tho cu,un!e. on
tour OF 'he asrmn1 nossosrions r.,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

warned hy his physiriuns thai ii
might cause his death &c the cxnnii-
nation WIS continued. 1t then WINS
admitted that h. was surtriuu from
cancer Of the throat
Although he retained many uf III.
dir"c'orships, Mr.. Rockefeller Of late
years shifted much Of his business
responsibility 10 the shoulders of his
SON Percy
Leaves Over SiOO.OOu.u0u.
None OF his Vail Street associates
have veuturcd an estimate of his fvr-
'uue, but 1t was gems ,llr believed
that IA" had between tlrN.0Uu.pCH ana
1lbH.voN0GO. concentrated 1T various
Standard ON Companies. Anpcon.la
Copper, Console dated Gns, i'ruublrn
Union Gas. 81. Paul nnd National
city Rank.
y friend recently stated TINT MIR,
huckcfcll"r's death. when Il rnme.
should hnvc II" npprcc!"hDo effect on
the stock market. as non" ut his
holdings would be tossed tn the open
market
Announcement or his death was re-,
ee!vcd In Wall street nearly an hulr
before tie market opened
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

! a hyat"d outhrcnk nf discrimination
occurred between Deputies belong
| Ing I" the left aud party %! rep
| r"scntatir.s uf The other extreme I'm
the Chamber,
When tn" news was communicated
| TO til" ueIchstag Itself at ll,aD
o'clock II was received with deep
emotion Then. amlds, ~ turmoil. The
Reichstaa adjourned.
Nv" Persons In Murder chr,
Th"r' ~sre tw" persons in The
auten"tiie from which the shuts
that l'llish 10, i,sthennr were ,red.
TITS car was nearing his house, and
had reduced lta speed when tho nm :
chine "Unteluius the srsasslns was
encountered koth the occupant
arr said - have opened fire npon
til" f"rsimn Minister who fell to
The i!o"I "f ha rar fatally wounded
"Np'r'nr shortly hft.rwurd.
Leree fur"es al police were uvI,hIy
an she srenp. euh n firing squad wa.
dispatched la tho direction the mir
derers w.r" 'holi.vod la have ,akeu.
TIE assassination comes uiv.e ou
til" he"l" az recent rumor. circulated
among the SOCIALISTS HAT Nationalist
pl";ier= had selected JUNE -, witch
IL Nidsn'rmer pay, pr Tho Toast OF
~ Juhn, the jlsptia., for u "nt.
l'nrth"lnn''w fesn'" IN which por.
guns wh"s' nam"s wero su,ersd on
srso'a black Vet were l." DO nivon
short shrif,,
f"''"w!"n ~" hstesE!uatiuu OF
E"r"'rn N'ni.;sr h-thsnau, /, was
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bonbshcll among the Genoa con.
ferces and cam. within nm acc al
breaking up the conference.
Since the close 81 TIA. Genoa con
ference DIR. RathcuRu has boon large
~ engaged In considering German
ropnrhtiuns questions. meanwhile
taking frequent occnsion To defend
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25

hefor" German official bodies and
tulli" meetings his cours" In slgn;ni:
IN" knpallo pact.
Or. inthcnau was born September
30 1861 Iils earlier active iiro wns
confined almost exclusively to husi-
n"Fa. tho "xl""nCloa Of tho war niono
chilling him into politics
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
MINISTER Styled THE WIZARD
OF the GERMAN ENIruIr

DT. Walter Hathcnau wac styied
the wizard or the German empire
because, BY his high powers OF or
san!Eat!on and business efficiency In
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
AIM OF ASSASSINS
BRINGS DEATH TO
GERMAN LEADER
continued f'"m w!rR, IaHsl


o. tho ohamh.r thruvsn ufIen ~
Murderer"
rh" as-"-.lmatluu ~ ~, Nsthouat
followed hard unuu - v'triuiir p,ta"R
on TIA" F"re'An Minister hy pr, Karl
ii"incr!ch ln 'h' Rr!,hrtnv yostor.
daN whsu Tia" Nationalist leader
grlii"d ia" unvcrrnr,u' p"uoraiiy
and pr i,nihenau iu ua@tlculur CON.
ccrnlms The Cahjnrin rruarati.rr
policy nnh It., attltud" t.wHrd. tho
poru'a'I"nr " the N.!ne.aud nud ,hu
s'nnG V"u"y,
rhe new. ot tho assassination
reached The Rcichsins at II u',lurn,
just when the commission ON tax
atl"n had convened, Chaucc!iur
With announced .thu characterization.
up"n which mudcmonium broke aux
among NE various party groups
Socialists Assault IeiErrich.
Two Socialists Jumped up shouting
{" Or. lir,ircrirh; You arc the as
sassin!"
They threatened 60 puuuce upou
him. and Dr. llcln,r!ch hastily LEI,
The committee room.
In one a.. tho Er!chstnr LOUNGES
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Henry S. C.
Lindeman, S4S5

Splendid opportunity TO secure
nearly IA new Player. which
would cost 800, at n sacrifice
price.
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months. but when the Cabinet was
reformed In October. 1921, hin port.
folio was eliminated. Although M,
II member Of the Cabinet. he repro.
scented the German government sub
sequently In various economic con
ierences with the allies. He wns nm
pointed Foreign Minister ON jam.
arr 81
Directed Frcnct, Negotiations.
Tho accomplishment for which DR.,
Ra'hcnau came into greatest pruni :
meme" while Munster az Rccona,ruc-
lion was the agreement which he nc.
s"tintcl under which Germany has
been paying II part ar her repa rn-
ttnnS To France in goods instsBd of
money.
As Foreign MiulRter. Dr. Rathrnnu
was leadins ngurc among the Ger
man delegates al the Genoa confer
cncc. Dr. Rnth"nnu'a prominence nj
Gcnon cam" rather from whit h.
accomplished outside the conference
than Ia 1t. Tho Gcu"n body had been
In session only few days when tho
startling announcement came, on
April u. that ~ German Foreign
Mini"i"r Ia" hnd signed ut Rauallo n
treaty between Germany and Soviet
Russia
News OF the signlng "r this pact.
which haE gonn down In history az
IN" treaty or Rapal,u. broke llkc n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Bc!,ning, S495

rms Player il purchased new
would cost $500. 1t IS in ex-
cciieht condition, and the saw
ing VIII be easily appreciated.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Schubert, 1886

Price OF this Player when new
is $500. The condition OF this
instrupient is almost equivalent
To new.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Schubert, $40

$3.50 Player when new. This
slightly used Piano offers an
unusual chance TO secure a
good bargain.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Kingsbury, SAILS

You will never regret if You
select this instrument II sold
when new for SS75, and is in
excellent condition.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
HOUSE VOTES TO RESUME
WORK ON WILSON DAM
Makes $7.5O0.000 Available
sas Of October To Con.
li,ac Project.
WITHOUT rnEJ,n ,cls r." ronD
Speakers Fn,oring Action Assert
Completion 81 undertaking VIII
sot Interfere With rrudina uTrr
Tor ripnt.
NV Assecla,.A prs..

ASKING ToN. june "a The
llnusc voted late today Ia make
$500. 600 available october Tor re
sumption of construction work. al,
tl,S, Wilson >lm at Mueole Sh"alS.
A1-.
RrprotcHtativ" Momtsl N"pulNi-
cAn leader, declared nc wanted to
start Muscle shoals riGht away nud
not wait untu october" stating tina,
he was opposed Va tho James az any
other amendment whioh w"uli post
penn resumption W tn" wor&,
Analyzlnc the NC; ~ Henry Ford
rs ho understood o. NJ, Mund"l as.
sorted amy one With LusiUcs- ig,'g
men, wruld ho wiiiipa i" dUp!ica;"
II. Voting an uumodlHt" RI,rrupria-
,ipH would In no MISC prejudice Mr..
F,;.dS nn"r' Ii" said Uddiax ",hai
had. tho or,I bean u.dr l.! "sy nrv
clsD~ % would have boon rejeo,'d
iinS usu.'
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-06-25
Kingsbury, S410

One of the best Players ever
made; condition excellent. This
Piano originally sold for SS75.
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Kingsbury, 1896

Another 1875 Player at sacri-
flee.