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MEETING, .APRIL 1B, 1922. All Members Present. The records of the last meeting were read and approved. M. Joseph Carroll and Herman D. Fuller were drawn as Jurors. Mr. O'Brien proprietor of the restaurant in the Viano Block came before the Board relative to securing a permit to erect a sign in front of the restaurant. The Board requested him to put hie application in writing so that they could act on the same. Mr. Henry Travers of Ward Street came before the Board relative to the complaint of Frank Canisius that Mr. Travers, dog was killing his hens. He informed the Board that his dog did not kill the hens but that they had some disease which they died from. It was voted to return to Mr. Edwin B. Worthen the insur- ance held by him previous to hie becoming a Water &•Sewer Com- missioner, said insurance being all policies carried by the Water Department. Mr. Millard C. Hill, who was agreeable to the arrangement, was notified to that effect. In connection with the bid for painting Village Hall, it was suggested that as long as Mr. Mara is not going to bid on same, that he submit a ppecification for the Board to use so that the best quality of paints could be called for in the bid. Mr. Tenney reported that the Board met with the Arlington Board of Public Works on Saturday last, and that the latter Board agreed to consider.the problem of having the culvert on the Munroe brook, about a mile down street from the corner of Maple Street at land of Wheeler and Ryder removed. Application.for a public garage was received from Ida H.B. Capper of Middle Street. The Board laid this matter on the table for one week. It was left with Mr. Scamman to report the conditions regarding the coal situation. Complaint was received from W. F. Sim that Max Berman of 14 Mass. Ave. was selling tobacco on Sunday. It was found that said Berman has a Victuallers License, and the Clerk was directed to ascertain whether or not tobacco could be sold under the Victuallers License. The Selectmen were invited to review the parade from the steps of the Town Hall on April 19th.