The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-25
(Omcial.) COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

SUmWUN kUUNIlL MEElINu An adjourned meeting of the Com mon Council was held at City Hall Monday evening. Sept. 20. 1909.
 His Honor, Henry Lee, Mayor, pre- sided.
 Present-Alderrnen Wilson, Wilder McMurray, Cassidy, Bertilson, Fletcher, Near. Griffin, Hartley, Primrose, Car roll, Feyrer, Tague, Brock, Thomas, Meyer, Zink, Conner, OConnell. and Mahoney.
 O'Neill and Bullard.
 On motion the reading of the min utes of the previous meeting was dis pensed with and the records approved.
 HEARINGS.
 Hearings were held and parties in interest heard on the following pro- posed Improvements:
 William Garrity, permission to extend six feet over. the building line on the north side of Barnum avenue, between East Main and Brooks streets for distance of 50 feet.
 Construction of a sewer in Fox street with proper catch basins, commencing at and connecting with the sewer in Fox street in course of construction and extending northerly a distance of about 250 feet.
 Petition of Lawrence T. Gallagher for permission to extend a veranda three feet over the building line on the east side of Washington avenue be- tween Fulton and High streets, a dis tance of about 38 feet.
 Permanent pavement on Fairfield avenue, Main to Water streets
 Establishment of building lines on the following streets:
 Worth street, entire length.
 Richardson street, entire length.
 Extension of Center street, from North avenue to Madison avenue.
 Acceptance of Bennett street.
 The N. Y., N. 1T. & H. R. R. Co.,, to make changes in special track work at the junction of Fairfield avenue and Water street.
 PETITIONS.
 To the Committee on Ordinances:
 The Automobile Club of Bridgeport, enactment and enforcement of traffic regulations, similar to those in force in other cities for the better safety of the public
 To the Committee on Streets and Side- walks:
 Bridget Coyne, permission to extend six feet over the building line on the west side of Park street at Putnam street, southerly, a distance of about 30 feet. and on the south side of Put nam street beginning at Park street and extending westerly distance of about 70 feet.
 Edward D. Beach, ct al, for the strengthening of that portion of Bos- ton avenue lying between the eastern end of Old Mill Green Park and Sea- view avenue, also for the construction of a substantial bridge and filling in the approaches to the same at that point. tT -
 To the Director Public works with power to act: rf st7 permission to move four houses from the corner of Lafayette and Gregory streets to Lafayette street, east side, midway. between Park Place and At lantic street.
 Abigail and Margaret Kelly, permis- sion to erect a sign in front of No. 157 Golden Hill.
 The Consolidated Motor Co.,, permis- sion to erect an illuminated sign 9x2 in front of No. 116 John street,
 Philip Kerber, ct al, sidewalk end Philip Kirber. ct. al. sidewalk and To the Committee on Claims: Coburn Leather Co.,, adjustment or abatement of taxes, on the list of 1908. Amanda Crouch, abatement of inter est and expense on the assessment for ment for Main street sidewalks and the adjustment of assessment on the Railroad avenue sidewalks. Honora Bigley estate. abatement of taxes on the lists of 1904 1907, 1908.
 The Bridgeport Hospital Corporation,
  ison avenue sewer. Mrs. John M. Wing, abatement of taxes on the list of 1907-S, property in the name of John A. and John M. Wing.
 I. l. Stiles 6 Sons Buck Co., abate-'' rnent of expenses on taxes on the lists of 1906 and 1907.
 David Gluck, abatement of assess ment for curb, gutter and sidewalks on State street. fE nx, Charles Lee, ct al., for a light at the head of Chapel street.
 To the Committee on Sewers:
 Charles M. Makara, for a. sewer in Boston avenue, commencing at and connecting with the present sewer in Hallett street, and extending northerly a. distance of 280 feet.
 Louis B. SamrniS, sewer in Pacific street, extending southerly from North avenue about 300 feet. Fraternal, Order of Eagles. permis- sion to hang a banner across Main street, from Oct. 1 to Oct. 29. 1909. to advertise tho carnival from Oct. 15 to 26.
 Permission granted
 The Pacific Iron Works, permission metal tank at No. 113 East washing ton avenue, same being approved by the Fire Marshal.
 Permission granted.
 TO the COmmltte6 on F1re Depart tmenC with power to act: I c. R. Townsend, M. D., permission to erect frame addition at No. 446 State street, one 4x20 two stories high. and one 4x6 one story high, roof to be 5 ply gravel, and also permission to extend front veranda to the west F feet.
 REPORTS. The Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages reported upon the con struction of a sewer in Calderwood Place, it's entire length, as follows:
 STATEMENT. Cost of construction, $456 54 Less one-fourth paid by city, 114 16 Amount assessed. s42 AS
 ASSESSMENTS. Cyrille Delcampe, 75 S7 smith. ~ 4s F Amanda. E. Cox. fl O0i Viola. T. Gould. 40 "A | Joseph Smith, 23 17 Amanda, E. Cox. 33 95 l H. Louise Lockwood. 54 S2 Charles H. F.ancher. B 58 | John l.. Parson, B 58 |
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