The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11

northerly side Of Grand street exten- sion. 100 feet easterly of East Housa- tonic avenue
 The National Butter Co.. permission to erect an electric sign in front of 1214 Main street.
 Mary Timko, ct all, protesting against the blocking of Helen Court by manufacturing concerns in that viz cinity.
 Antonio Plaza, ct al.. abolition of building lines on the northwest cor her of Gregory and Warren streets.
 Otto Olsm, ct al. for the establish ment of an eight foot building line on the east and west sides of Sixth street, from Connecticut avenue to Deacon. street.
 Mary Timko, 'et al., protesting against the conditions in Helen Court due to Instructions placed in the road way by the American 6 British Mfg. Co.
 To the Committee on Ordinances:
 Henry C1ampett. ct al., for an in- crease in the amount allowed by the city for double teams to the rate of s6 per day.
 The Cudahy Packing Co, for an or dinance limiting the storage of more than thirty barrels of petroleum on premises within the city Hints at any one time
 To the Committee on Lamps:
 Adolf Sherman, ct aL, for an cleo tric light on Sixth street between Con necticut avenue and Deacon street. To the Committee on Sewers:
 F. B. Lalley & Co.,, for the extension of the sewer in Worth street, 50 feet from its present terminus.
 Geza Vecsey, ct al, extension of the sewer in Osborne street, POO feet west from Bostwick avenue.
 To the Committee on Fire Depart
 Henry A., and N. w Bishop, execu- tors of the estate of Mary Bishop, for permission to erect a frame addition 30x50 feet to the building located in plot of land bounded by Elm, Broad and Golden Hill streets.
 At this time Alderman Griffin moved that rule 27 be suspended.
 Alderman Gould moved that the re- port of the special committee on Egress Conn. Co.,. be taken from the table.
 Carried.
 Alderman Bullard offered as an amendment the following amendment: cil of the City of Bridgeport, that The New York, New Haven and Hartford Railroad company and The Connecti- cut Company be and they hereby are tracks Congress street, at Middle street and Stratford avenue, and to make the necessary track connections with its property adjacent to said highways, in conformity with the blue print map, hereto appended and dated June L 1909. provided that. subsequent to the adoption by said City of Bridgeport of @ city haroor line coincident with the U- S. harbor line. approved by the War Department. November 19 1906, The New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company and The Connecti- cut Company shall agree to the satis- faction of the Common Council of the city of Bridgeport to do the follow ing things:
 Place spur tracks at Congress street so as to cross the bay between viaduct piers. as shown on said blue print map
 Convey by deed to the City of Bridgeport for highway purposes land area on blue, print map within boun- daries marked red thereon and to bear all cost and expense of converting said laid area into a permanent highway beneath, railroad viaduct both for vehicular and pedestrian traffic, to be paved as Water street now is, and to have on its southern portion. as shown on the blue print map. a sidewalk, the construction of said highway and of said sidewalk. the expense of which is to be borne by said Railroad Company. to extend up to the Stratford avenue bridge. and to include any reconstruc- tton of said paved highway and side walk up to said bridge. as shown on said blue print map.
 Reclaim the foreshore between the railroad bridge and Fairfield avenue bridge in the manner shown on map. removing all old piles and dredging
 
 the space to be neatly paved or rip rapped and the inside area to be filled to a uniform love1 the entire area so created to be parked and maintained in neat, attractive condition.
 Remove Naugatuck dock and cover ed steam boat dock. so-called within one year from date of adoption of City harbor line. coinciding with U. SI har- bor line.
 Dredge shoals or mud flats beneath Naugatuck dock and covered steam boat dock. so-called, and also mud flats lying between Naugatuck dock and northerly boundary of the twelve foot anchorage shown on map show ing U- s. harbor line approved by the War Department November 19 190S and also mud flats lying north of dock to deep water. all of said dredging to be of a depth of eighteen feet and to be done within eighteen months from date of adoption of said harbor line cofnciding with U. s. harbor line. I Lay grooved rails on Main street in said City of Bridgeport before the lay ing of permanent pavement thereon by said City of Bridgeoort.
 Convey by deeds to the City of Bridgeport perpetual right of way pany over the sidewalk marked red on the blue print map. this sidewalk leading from Stratford avenu to Fairfield avenue
 
 amendment be laid on the table until 9 meeting to be held Monday. June IA 1909
 Motion lost 15 to S.
 Alderman Fletcher moved the prev ious question. Carried. The report as amended was adopted
 REPORTS. The Board of Health reported on a received from the Civic Club of Bridgeport relative to health regulations ip the matter of exposing fruits. vegeta bles and other food stuffs intended for hum hn consumption out side of stores and markets and asking that the same be prohibited except | under certain regulations. Referred to the Committee on Ordi- | nanceS. The Board of Charities rerort~d and | for adoption the follow ing resolution: Resolved, ,sthat the city clerk is here | oy directed to draw his order on the | city treasurer. in favor of Joseph " | Brennan, superintendent of the poor. | of