The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-11-03
(official.)
 COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

An cdjourned meeting of the Com mon Council was held at City Hall. Monday evening, Oct. IS. 1909. His Honor. Henry Lee, Mayor. pre- sided.
 Present-A.dermen Wilson. Wilder. Gould. FinlRn. Eullard. McMurray. cassidy, Bcrtilscn. Fletcher, Near, Griffin, Hartley. Carroll, Feyrer. Tague. Brock, Thomas. Zink. Conner. O'conEcn, end Mahoney. Ehsent-Aldermen Meyer. Primrose. and O'Neill. On motion the reading of the min utes of the previous meeting was dis pensed With and the records approved .i HEARINGS.
 Hearings were held and parties in interest heard on the following pro- Petition Of John Miniter to extend Eersrnda one foot over building line on the SoCth side of Atlantic street, be- tween Park and Myrtle avenues.
 Construction of sewers follows:
 Trunk sewer in Euclid avenue and Fest Main street, commencing at and connecting with the trunk sewer in Noble avenue and extending easterly through Euclid avenue to East Main street;
 In Livingstone Place. commencing at and connecting with the Noble avenue trunk sewer and extending casterly in Livingstone Place, as far as grade will allow;
 In Pacific street. commencing at and connecting with the present sewer in North avenue and extending southeriy distance of about 900 feet:
 In Morohouse street. commencing at and connecting with the present sewer in Fairfield avenue and extending northerly in Morehouse street about 325 feet;
 In Eaton street from Norman street to Park avenue:
 In Bishop avenue nCrtherly from Connecticut avenue about 400 feet.
 PETITIONS. To the Committee on Claims:
 Mary C. Wheeler. ct all. abatement of assessment for the Noble avenue trunk sewer.
 Emma Demerritt. ct al.. return of
 Louis Marcantonio. abatement of personal taxes on the lists of 1s02-S-4-
 simon Romm. abatement of ten per cent penalty for failure to file list Of 1909 in name of Simon Romm, ct uX., and simon Romm.
 The First Evangelical Association Church, abatement of assessment for street sDrinkling.
 To the Committee on Streets and Side
 walks:
 A. L. Krouse. permission to extend over the building line on the west side Of Newfield avenue. corner of Boards ley street.
 David Gibson. ct aI.. establishment of building lines on Houston street from Main to Broad streets.
 David Gibson, layout of Houston street from Main to Broad streets.
 Michael Judge. ct al. permission to extend four feet over the building The on the west side of Norman street a distance of 100 feet from Olive street.
 M. J. Makara, ct all. repairing Hal lett street from the railroad tracks to Boston avenue.
 E. L. Sullivan. ct al, grading Park street from Spring street to Hunting ton Road.
 The Whiting Manufacturing Co. for curb, grade. macadam and sidewalks on Bishop avenue from Stratford ave nue northerly to Barnum avenue. To the Committee on Sewers.
 Annie Polski. for sewer in Wal nut street between Ridge and South avenues
 The Whiting Manufacturing Co. for a sewer. in Bishop avenue northerly to Grace street.
 The Bridgeport Hydraulic CO, for the construction of a sewer in Thomas street from Water street westerly about 200 feet.
 To the Committee on Ways and
 Means:
 Thomas Kelly. $2s7 for services as dog warden for the month of Septem-
 
 To the Committee on Fire Depart
 ment:
 H. N. and J. F. Noble and F. S. Depuy, permission to erect an iron covered frame addition at rear of No. 125-127 Stratford avenue. size to be about 25x27x12.
 To the Committee on Fire Depart
 ment with power to act:
 Margaret Clancy. permission to build frame shingle roof on a house on the west side of Washington avenue
 Henry Fl shannon, permission to construct shingle roof on a house on Congress street
 REPORTS
 The Board of Public Charities re- ported and recommended for adoption the following resolution:
 Resolved. That the City Clerk be in structed to draw his order on the City Treasurer in favor of Joseph V. Bren- nan. Superintendent of Poor. for the sum of nine hundred dollars (S9OO) to be disbursed among the outside poor for the month of October. 1909.
 Adopted.
 The Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages appointed under and in accordance with the charter of the City of Bridgeport. and we. George T. Mo Carthy. Edward C. Spargo and Marcus L. Reynolds. judicious and disinter- ested free holders of the City of RridCaDO-f dttlv and