The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1895-07-30
MANY'MUNICIpAL MEETINGS.
CITY HALL WILL BE A BUSY PLACE
THIS IND TOMORROW EVENINGS.

Police Commissioners May Attempt to APP
point Deteetlves-H ealth Board win Con-
slider Application for tho Removal of
Hemingway's Soap NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
win Also be in Session.
The last two nights OF July, tonight
and tomorrow night. promise to be un-
usually busy in and around the city
hall, no less than eight municipal meet
ings being listed for the two evenings.
Tonight meetings Of the police, fire
and health commissioners win be held,
also the boad OF selectmen and the
board of libary directors, while to-
morrow evening the members of the
board of public works and committees
on streets and band concerts will be In
session.
At the meeting of the board of police
commissioners the regular routine bus
mess of the month will be transacted,
and it Is also said that another at
tempt will be made to detail detectives
from the numerous patrolmen who are
candidates for the places. 1t is not be-
lieved, however, that any effort in this
direction will prove successful, as it is
said that the commissioners are all at
sea upon the question.
At the meetings of the fire commits
sioners and library directors it is ex-
pected that nothing but routine bust
ness will be transacted. The special
meeting of the board of health has been
called for the purpose of considering
the application of L. r. Hemingway &
Co. for a transfer of license to manufac-
ture soap, etc., from IA Union street
ITO 24k Fair street. Considerable OPP
position has developed to the proposed
transfer owing to the fact that the site
where the company desire to remove to
is in close proximity to the Fair street
school. In order to give all persons
interested, both pro and con, an OPP
portunity to be heard in the matter,
it was decided at the last meeting of
the board of health to hold a special
meeting tonight at o'clock.
The town fathers will also hold their
regular weekly meeting this evening,
at which time considerable business Of
Importance to the residents of the
town is likely to be discussed. Among
the matters which will probably come
up are petitions from the several street
railroad companies for permission to
extend their respective routes within
the limits of the town.
Tomorrow night the regular monthly
meeting of the board Of public works
will he held, at which routine business
will be transacted, and it is expected
that Park Inspector Kelly will make
a report as to the work accomplished
in destroying the elm tree beetles. The
committee on band concerts will also
meet in room IA Of the city hall at s
o'clock for the purpose of considering
the resolution providing for the erection
of band stand on the central green.
At the same hour the committee on
streets will hold session in rooms 10
and II of the city hall and consider the
communication of the board of public
works recommending that certain des-
ignated sidewalks be relaid In South,
York, Broad, Commerce, Factory, Put
nam, State, Wooster, Gregson, Wal
lace and East streets and Davenport
avenue, also that the abandoned road
bed of the Shore Line railroad on Ferry,
Pine, Atwater and Perkins streets and
Clinton avenue should be graded and
paved.