The daily morning journal and courier., 1907-05-07
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 lessor John c. Tracy, Dr. Max Mail house, Dr. H. Merriman Steele, E. L. Warden, Professor Charles F. Kent, Pr. James E. stetson, Col. George D. Post, Col. Isaac Ullman, Harry G. Day, F. c. Hitchkiss, Dr. William G. Dag gett.
 A petition signed by Martin Gary Walter Pond and William J. Cronan and other prominent members of the Eagles respectfully" asked the board of aldermen to provide for the illumin- alton of the central green on the even- ings of Saturday, June 20, and Monday, June P. The Eagles are the hosts on those days for all the branches of the order in New England at the annual field day exercises. The Eagles agree to furnish band concerts on both even in$s if the aldermen will furnish the light. The petition was referred to special committee consisting of Alder men Loos, chairman, Townshend, Mc- Kerness, Dickerman and Allen.
 Another new petition was placed be- for the board by the city teamsters. These gentlemen want the city to re- duce the number of hours per day that they are employed to nine and to give those men who drive one horse teams $4 per day and those who drive double teams. $6 per day. Like the preceding petition this was referred to a special committee whose members are to be announced by President Johnson after he has had conference with the di- rector of public works.
 The firm of Simons & Co.,, the Church street Jewellers, who contemplate nov ing from their present quarters to the old Connecticut Savings bank building at S3 Church street. asked the board for permission to build out over the en- trance to the place glass capony which, according to the designs sub- anitted will be much the same as that in front of the Malley building on Chapel street. The petition was at first side tracked but on motion of Alderman Curtiss later in the evening it was taken frem the table and passed iby unanimous consent.
 On motion of Alderman Berne Rus sell unanimous consent was given by the board to the consideration of the report of the committee on railroads and bridges to the petition of the Con- necticut Ice company to build spur track to the house on the corner of St. John and East streets, Alderman Townshend explained the necessity for immediate action on the petition. The measure was passed.
 On recommendation of Director Coe, ~ the public works department the board voted to settle the claim of the city against c. w. Blakeslee & Sons lols $l,UUU The claim was Iof S,,ovJ and was the ferfeit which the city au- thorities said was due because of the delay of the Blakeslees in completing the approaches and sub-structure for the Kimberly avenue bridge. The town of Orange has agreed to this set tlemen, and to close up matter which has been hanging fire for a long time the aldermen voted to do likewise.
 Alderman Davis at this juncture pre- scented a statement, signed by E. s. Nettleton, of the Gas company, in which lie agreed to maintain ten gas lights on Townshend avenue without expense to the city If the city would loan the use of ten lamp posts. It was stated shat the city has ever two hum dred posts which are not in use, and Alderman Davis thought that the city
 sht we'll lend the nr~'hAr requested. He asked for immediate consideration However, there was some question in Alderman Homan's mind as to the le- gality of the move, anG he advised that the corporation counsel be asked for an opinion on the matter It was final ly agreed that the measure should take 4t-f.