The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-09-11
(Official.) COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

COMMON COUNCIL MEEIING A regular meeting of the Common Council was held at City Hall, Tues day evening, Sept. 2, 1909.
 His Honor. Henry Lee, Mayor, pre- sided.
 Present-Aldermen Wilson, Wilder, Gould, McMurray, Cassidy, Bertilson, Fletcher, Near, Bullard, Griffin, Hart ley, Primrose, Carroll, Peyrer, Tague, l Brock, Thomas, Meyer Zink, Conner, O'Connell, Binlan, O'Neill and Ma honey.
 On motion the reading of the min CteS 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- 1 posed Improvements: Layout of Reservoir avenue north erly to Trumbull line a uniform width | of 60 feet.
 Layout of, establishment of building | lines and grade on Ellsworth street from Fairfield avenue to Brewster street.
 | Construction Of a sewer in Fifth street from Seaview avenue easterly about 300 feet. An
 Extension of sewer ir1SFairfield ave- nue aasterly about 100 feet prom a l point about 150 feet easterly of Colo rado avenue.
 | BILLS. | The following bills against the city were received and referred to the Committee on Finance without read ing:
 Park City Chemical Co.,, s15.75; Xiii Telegram, 5000; H. H. Jackson, $265; F. R. Swift, SASS; Post Publishing Co.. s63.05; Sherwood, Morgan Co., 5000; l. D. Plumb. s220; FarmE Publishing | Conn. Office Supply Co.,, $2.S5; State of Connecticut. ss.5O; McMillan Book O., s37.9O; Il Sole Publishing Co.,, s65O; Morning Telegram, $4.50; D. M. Read O.. 60 cents; Marigold-Foter Print ing Co. $500; H. H. Jackson; s1o; ORourke, s15.1o; F. IT. Mullins, s1.75; H. B. Sanford Co.,, $225O; D. R. Whit ney, $17.00; Coleman Sewer Trap Co.,, gerald. Ss55; Naugatuck Valley Ice 1 Co, $3.25; John O.Rourke, S2.5O;I Buck ingham, Brewer & Rlax Co., $7.2o; Smith, Murray & Co.,, $5.43; F. H. Farmer Pub. Co.,, 4.69; F. B. Beach, SO cents: F. Miller Lumber O.. d.20; Fitch Co.,, $9.S0; J. J. Broderick. 5000.
 PETITIONS.
 To the Committee o8 Lamps:
 Greenwood and Arnold for gas lamp on Park Terrace between Park avenue and Columbia street. To the Committee on Ordinances:
 valvoline OH Co, permission to store petroleum products at the foot of tSeaview avenue
 Chemical Engine Co. No. 1. Bridge port Fire Department, for reasonable increase in salary.
 To the Committee on Sewers: Leonard Anderson, ct al., extension of sewer in Fox street a distance of about 25O feet northerly from present contemplated terminus.
 | ment: ] Bridgeport Plumbing Supply O., per mission to erect small shed on city property at the junction of Noble and Crescent avenues.
 To the Committee on Claims: John M. Donnelly, Collector, abate- ment of taxes on lists of 1S97-1908 in elusive on account of certificates Of error issued by the Boaud of Assessors. John. M. Donnelly, Collector, abate- l ment of sundry street sprinkling as- lsessments for suIHdry reasons. To the Committee on Streets and | Lawrence r. Gallagher, permission to extend veranda three feet over the building line on the east side of Wash ington avenue between Fulton and l High streets.
 William Gerrity, permission to ex- tend six feet over the building line on north side of Barnum avenue between East Main and Brooks streets for a distance of 50 feet.
 N. r., N H. & H. R. R. Co.,. per- mission to make sundry changes in special track work at the junction of Fairfield avenue and Water street, in accordance with map accompanying same.
 REPORTS
 The Director of Public Works re- ported that, as directed by you, he had
 caused curbs to be furnished and walks relaid in front of property of the following named persons, at the cost specified, to wit: MAIN STREET Fast Side) l p,+r;oI1 Hona go 4E