Morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven [Conn.]) 1848-1894, 1884-04-08

for a concrete walk and curb on the south
side of Pine street, between Clinton avenue
and Ferry street; of Bernard J. Reilly for a
lamp on the east side of Franklin street, be-
tween st. John aRd Grand street; of Mrs.
George howudes for compensation for in
Jury to person; of William Cummings to be
appointed bath house keeper; of George W.
Youngerman for lamp on Liberty street;
boys from lettering about opera houses; Of
Mrs. A. Warren for compensation for in
jury to person.
Report of the special committee de rules
governing the appointment Of special con-
stables was read and passed In concurrence.
Remembrance against the removal of
naetha lamp on Summer street was referred.
Remonstrance against locating bath house
at the foot of English street in Fair Haven
was referred.
Monthly report of the Board Of Public
Works for January and February, 1884, was
ordered on file.
Report of the Board of Public Works de
layout of Munson street, between Orchard
and Crescent streets, was referred
Report of the Committee on Nominations
appointing Sunday Waterman at cemeteries
was passed in concurrence, John S. Defor-
est being substituted In place of Charles
| Albig.
Report of the Committee on Ordinances
providing bylaw against policy playing
and fixing the penalty at not less than 800,
| nor more than 800, was tabled for print
ing.
Report of the Board of Public Works de
| sidewalk on Temple street between Grown
street andsCongress avenue, both sides, was
referred to the Committee on Streets.
Report of the Board of Public Works de
completion of sewers in Myrtle, Chestnut and
Lawrence streets and paVements on Whitney
and Kimberly avenues, referred to the Board
of Compensation to assess damages and bene-
| fits.
Adverse report of the Committee on Nomi-
| nations in regard to the appointment of
Martin D. CowIes and others as special con-
| stables was referred.
The same, committee reported in favor Of
| the appointment of George f. Liefeld and
eighteen others as special constables.
Further petitions were read and referred
as follows: OF Thomas M. Stanford for a
gas lamp on the northwest corner of Temple
and Oak streets, of the New Haven Wire
company, for the appointment of Thomas G.
Nevins and James Daley as special consta.
| bles; of John W. Alling for the discontinue
ance of Canal street between Sachem and
Lock street; of William Kresgel for sidewalk
on Burtonia Place; of John E. Stirrup for
removal of lien enormously placed on his
property; of the committee on free public
library for an appropriation of $500 te pay
expenses Of printing circulars, etc of Thorn
as Stanford for croEswalk on the west side
Of Temple street across Oak street.
Report of the committee on bath houses
appointing Timothy Crowley and John J
Byron bath house keepers for one year was
passed.
Petition of Thomas w. Congdon for a Ii
cense to remove night soil was referred to
the Board of Health.
Reports of the sealer of weights and meas
ures from December Is, 1888, to March 81,
1884 were read by title and ordered on file
rf fha in
favor of an overflow sewer on Greene street
from East street te Mill River street was
passed.
Order for seats on Jocelyn Square was re-
ferred to the Committee on Squares.
Report of the Committee on Lamps in
favor of lamps on Peck and Brown streets
and adverse to petitions for lamps on Center,
Lombard and Fillaore streets and Gilbert
avenue were passed.
Adverse report of the Committee on Sew
ers de petition for sewer in Prospect street
between Division and Sachem streets was
passed.
Resolution de ordinance for the appoint
ment of an inspector of plumbing was re-
ferred to the Committee on Ordinances.
Resolution providing for an ordinance to
prevent the driving of foul and unclean
trucks was referred.
Report of the Committee on Ordinances in
favor of reducing the license fee for whole
sale dealers in petroleum from $40 to 81 was
tabled for printing.
Ordinance providing that no public hack
shall be used for the transportation of any
person who dies of disease was referred.
Report of the clerk of the City court for
the month of February was referred.
Report of the Committee on Bath Houses
for bath house at the foot of English street
was referred back to the committee.
Reports Of the Street committee were
adopted as follows: In favor of the recurb
ing of Oak street, between Temple and Fac
tory street in favor of relay of sidewalk
north side of Washington streets between
Cedar street and Howard avenue; in favor
of referring the petition for change of
order for Court street pavement to Board of
Public Works; in favor of relay of side
walk on the south side of George
street, between Dow and York
streets; in favor of relay of sidewalk on
the south side of. George street, between
Temple street and Congress avenue; for
concrete walk on both sides of Monroe
street. between Biatchley avenue and Lom-
bard street for the extension of Fillmore
street, from Lombard to Peck street; for
curb and sidewalk on the east side of Liberty
street. between Carlisle and Putnam streets;
for brick sidewalk on the east side
OF Liberty street, between Washington
and Prince streets; for concrete walk on Clay
street, between Haven and Ferry streets. The
same committee reported adversely to change
Church; adverse to- change of name of
Meadow street to Church street; adverse to
extension of Sherman avenue from COTE to
Henry street.
Report of the Board of Compensation as
sessing damages and benefits for a sewer in
Whalley avenue, between Orchard and Sperry
streets; for sewer in Elm street from Dwight st.
to University Place; for pavement on Dix
well avenue, between Bristol and Henry
streets; for sewer in Whalley avenue, be-
tween University Place and Garden street;
for a sewer in University Place; for sewer on
Nash street, between Eagle and Lawrence
streets.
Petition of Isaiah Hickman for appoint
ment as special constable was referred.
Alderman Townsend presented the follow
ing:
New Haven demand that some Inducements
to manufacturers toward locating permanent
ly in our city should be made.
Referred to the committee on manufactu-
ring interests.
Resolution that the Committee on Bath
Houses be instructed to order that a bath
house be erected at the Cedars at the foot of
Second street and that the appropriation for
a bath house at Fair Haven be transferred for
that purpose was referred to the Bath House
committee.
Report of committee to ascertain expense
of repairing the chamber of the Board of |
tt0unCliIQ0n
postponed. The board voted to adhere to
their former action in adopting the resolution |
and ask for committee of conference.
The Committee on Claims reported ad- !
verssIy to the petition of Julia Cummings |
for compensation for injury to person, ad- |
verse to claim of Kate Magner for compen-
sation for injury to person, adverse to claim !
of Henry Eaton ct. ais for the refunding of |
interest paid on the assessment for the ex- |
tension OF Minor street
Adverse report of the Committee on Claims |!
lie petition of Henry G.. Lewis for payment |
q expense incurred in establishing his title |
10 the mayoralty was referred back to the I
committee.
Resolution paying Connecticut Savings
bank $500 damages for the. extension of |
Mulberry street was passed.
Order giving Elm City Boat club permits
zion to erect boat house at the foot of
5aItonstall avenue passed.
Petition of William Sullivan to be appoint
ID special constable was received and he was
Petition of Richard w. Lynch for damages
,ustained from falling on the sidewalk March
LIST was referred.