Putnam patriot., 1924-08-08

 council that the lights could nof he put I in until the street was accepted Tt was stated that soon a one stone wall which is in what would be the street. is removed Mil street may be accepted as q city street and lights would be put in MF Dumas assured the council that he and ether residents of the street would use their influence toward getting fhe one 0b trucfion re- moved in order that the street might be takeu oyQ at the next meeting.
 I he meeting opened af TAO follow
 ing q discussion of bathing beaches and the weather in which the alder men. mayor city cterls and several cftizens participated Despite the heat which induced loo ner cent al- deFmanic shirtsleaves. everyone was present except Councilman Iarosc, who Is doing temporary police duty.
 Police Captain Reports
 The report of Captain William J Jarvis showed that the police had made seventeen arrests during the month, of which nine were for intoxi- cation three Tor liquor law violations. one for auto law aifeHsc. one for breach Of the peace. one for larceny. one for uOu-suppOrt and one for in- sanity or the offenders three were sent to jail. two were released hv the captain, two were turned over te oth- CT officers one went to the insane asy- lum, while nine paid fines and costs totaiing Si9g66. That only six trainps we're lodged Is evidence Of the hot weather. when those who would otherwise be guests of the cicy prefer to make their beds under the StrrS. SevefTy~hve dollars vurth of pruperty was reported stolen. and ffft=en dol lars worth recovered
 A representative of the Aaasrfcan Gas Accumufator Company of Eliza berh, N I ghe concern wines in stalled the sasiling signal on the squ are. was present. iH an eudeavof ro have tfie city purchase fw8 nsorts Hg- nafs. enp for the intersection of Provi- deuse and SetEsoI streets. and shaH seh-l CT z1 Front ana Soush Main struuts at the rxilfsad brhige. Both of rfeseI spots are now protecTed fy lanasrn si- lent 1oiit~mcn The viatUr WIS a gifted tAikcr ami offered she c-ry cx- cellent terms. but Mayor Ehapdefaine and rns council would nus quise give in. thH matter being referred tu the highway eGsnmittpe for consultation and investigation. The coHHniftee was ifaitrl1ctei tu' report nacK n the council al ghe next meeting.
 II usss voted tu return s0 Attorney Howard c Bradford q bid rendered for stTvicess as assistant prosecuting attorIfsy for s1x moughs The council ruled thnt nr. Bradford was nos now m offine sifrsr his successor. City Clerk rhoms~s P. Rysn, hao hters aprotnted in Jaruary
 Asks Sewer r Extensasn
 Jossph IF. Hall apptiuedl before th,rl countil on behalf of Mrs ffary John son ef 9 Naple street, asking what rhe a tleimsst could dn ioNVsri eNtenu- ing the sewer line 100 t,st so that t Waaid reuch her home fle a1.sSar cyplVined tffat the sewer appropr a. tio. ssf thss veaf had al hsasn eNpsud- ed, isut that action neN year coaid probably Be expectaz st present tAe sesspv,B on Mrs Elsrxzson' $ prop erty is fun to the over'iowlne, and ,hc tuuncll ordered rmt be hate t cl, lalpd cut, since it k b.cpmfHg pahis Eianee
 Two hs,is for painting the interior and fur ashiags of tiss police station were read. one asking for sixsy- nine ! daliar4 sfId the other two dollars less for 5ne job The ms1<tes was tabled i f5r ulorth.
 i Taxes Arv- Abst~d
 \ l4st sf taxes which City Tax Col hector Archibald Nzcionalds IT.. ree- Iemmended for abatement was read and she recommcn s&stion adopted. The ! highway committee was authorized Co investigate claims 0f claire Heath of Walnut street thzt he had not been treated right by the city In connection with the taking of some of his land on the Walnut street repair job. Building permits were referred to the highway committee for investiga- | ton as follows; From Samuel Rey- holds for a three stall garage on Ere mont street: F. r. Clark for garage in tho rear of his house at ii5 Grove street: Arsene Benoit for a 6xi2 ad- ldition to his house on Nandale street; I Malvina Miour for a piazza addition to her house on Mill street