The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-06-11
(OfficiaI.) COMMON COUNCIL MEETING
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 of the various city officials almost without exceptioIpin in my efforts to inn prove the city's service, and to all who have aided me I feel grateful.
 To those who have honestly thought it their duty to differ from me, cherish only the kindliest feelings. as l recognize the right and privilege of every official to do that which con science tells him is right and proper.
 During the few months of my ad- ministration that still remain, it will be my aid to better civic conditions and to aid and encourage every deserv- ing work. so far as consistent with public duty. and I expect to receive from you and all other city officials. hearty cooperation and active assist auce in the good work.
 The city that has hOnored us by election to high station expects. de- serves and should receive our very best efforts.
 Respectfully submitted this 7th day
 HENRY LEE, Mayor.
 On motion of Alderman Griffin. the message of His Honor the Mayor, was accepted and ordered printed in the year book.
 The following bills were received and referred to the Committee on Finance without reading:
 c. H. Fleming. s3o0o. Miss F. Meth, s2000: E. Birmingham, s22.OS; McElroy cS fAcTSHdW, Sl1lGVs A- w. w dlldCc S Son. sS.E6: Richard Brown, $6.5s; c. L. Srith. $6.60: s. A. French. $19.00; D. M Read Co. s24.0o: I. T: Banks, s56-Oo; Davis & Haw1ey Co. s1.5o; Hall Car Co.,, $2.79: Hayes & Betts. $2.10: United Illuminating Co.. s4S.14; Marigold, Eos ter Printing Co.. s5.75; United Illumi- mating Co.. s57.26; Smith, Murray & CO Fitzpatrick & Hotz O.. s1.0O; F. D. Ives. SIS; J. J. Frederick. 5000; F. E. Beach. $7.S2: c. L. Gaylard. s25.00; T. Hawley & Co. s.Ss; Bridgeport Gas W. W. Bent. s17.5o; L. D. Plumb, s1.7o; Miller Motor Car O., $14.50; Conn. Off, flee Supply Co., s.90; Marigold. Foster Printing CO. s15.Oo; FL. Wilder, S30oo; Supply Co. s1.0o; Jas. Normand. $500; R. T. Rock. $500: T. M. Kelly, S225-00; F. J. Abercrombie. s1oo; Conn. O., s17.eO: United Illuminating Co.,. s1.0o; Stamp CO. $500; R. M. Houston & Son. $2s-5O: Marigold. Foster Printing Co. $500. s. c. Blackman. SIPS: H-H. Jack son. $2.90; Bpt- Paper Box CO. $50; lins. s25Oo:s Marigold, Foster Printing Co.,. s26.24: H&H. Jackson, s10.43; H. B. Sanford & Coz s22.50; H. B. Sanford & Co.. $22.50; Coast Artillery Band, ssb.oo; Chas. p Moore: s.75; Grenadier Drum Corps. $29.s0; I. T. Banks, 5000; Buckingham, Brewer & Platt Co.,, $4.25; W. S. Carr Co.,. s1O2.2o; J. H. Coggs- well. $3.5o: H. J. Seeley. s5.90; Stand ard Assoc. sSs.oo; John Beck & Son, Police Drum Corps. s20.00; c. l.. Gay lord. 5000; F. H. Mullins. SIS; L. D. Plumb. $500: Sherwood. Morgan Co.,. s.3o; Buckingham, Brewer & Platt CO. $15.00; Union Stamp Works. s.90; w. F. Hummer. $.75: Curtis & Bradley. $500; Standard Assoc, $75.9S; Post Publish ing O.. $99.31: H. H. Jackson. $13.40.
 HEARINGS
 Hearings were held and parties in interest heard on the following pro- posed Improvements:
 Sewers in Eaton street commencing at and connecting with the sewers in Norman street and extending easily a distance of about 500 feet.
 In Norman street, commencing at and connecting with the present sewer at Staples street and extending north erly to Wade street
 In Wade street. commencing at and connecting with the Norman street sewers and extending easterly as dis tance Of about $50 feet.
 In Lindley street from North avenue to Salem street.
 In Freeman street from Connecticut avenue to Stratford avenue.
 In Main street from Fairview avenue to Thorme street.
 In Osborne street from Bostwick avenue. to Hancock avenue.
 In Cleveland avenue rom Mad1son avenue westerly.
 In Iranfstan avenue from Maple wood avenue southerly about 300 feet.
 In Brewster street from Fairfield avenue. southerly about 200 feet.
 In Fox street from Fairfield avenue to Ash Creek.
 Jerome F. Sheehan. permission to ex- tend about six feet over the building line on the south side of Ogden street. a distance of about 50 feet east of Pembroke street. Nathan Kraut. permission to extend three feet over the building line on the north side of Stillman street for a distance of 100 feet east of Hallett street. The Park City Yacht Club, for the of that portion of Strat- ford avenue fronting on the property of the petitioner and lying between the easterly approach of Yellow Mill bridge and the property of the Park City Yacht Club.
 COMMUNICATIONS. Remonstrances were received from Jacob Borstelman, ct al.; O. F. Ten ney, ct al.; w. R. Brown, ct al.; Fred Enos, ct a1-; James Turner, ct al; pro testing against the discontinuance of that part of Stratford avenue in front of the Park City Yacht Club, as pe- titioned for by the Park City Yacht Club. J. H. Hardy, ct aL; George w. French. ct all; c. R. Ayres, ct al;