The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-21

Edward Skinner estate, abatement Of ten per cent. penalty for failure to file list of 1908.
 Jessie Sherwood, return of taxes, paid by mistake on the lists 1905-1907, inclusive. F J. E. NihiIl, trustee, abatement of interest, and expense on the Thompson street sewer and Main street pave ment, in the name of Esther Connor estate. Dewitt Ballard. abatement of the 10 per cent. penalty for failure to file list of 1908.
 LocomobiIe Co. of America, abate- ment of expenses on the list of 1906-7. Mary F. Blind. abatement of interest and expense on the lists of 1904-7 in elusive.
 John T. Cabbage, abatement of in- terest and expense on assessment for the Connecticut avenue sewer and taxes on the list of 1904-7. To the Committee on Ordinances:
 The Board of Fire, Commissioners amendment of the ordinance relative to the compensation of the Superin- tendent of Fire Alarm Telegraph, in- creasing the salary of the superintend- To the Director of Public Works with
 power to act:
 Warner Bros, permission to move a wooden building from the corner of Lafayette street near Railroad avenue.
 l.. O. Taylor. permission to move lunch wagon from the corner of New field avenue and Stratford avenue to the corner of Seaview and Stratford avenues.
 To the Committee on Lamps:
 Mrs. s. A. Harvey, ct. al., for a gas lamp at the corner of James street and Calhoun avenue.
 I. F. Turney, permission to erect small frame building on curb at the northeast corner of State street and Howard avenue. to be maintained from June 28, to July 10.
 Permission granted.
 COMMUNICATIONS.
 Miamogue Yacht club, Pequonnock Yacht club. Mohawk Yacht club, Park City Yacht club. Berkshire Yacht club, stratford raf ,,s Oyster Co., Co., Captains of of Bridgeport Harbor, Bridgeport Har- Dor No. 10. American Association Masters. Mates and Pilots, Oyster Pro- tective Association of Connecticut. to- gether with an opinion from former City Attorney Marr furnished the Oyster Protective association of Con- necticut. protesting against the dis establishment of the present city har- Dor line and the establishment of a line co-incident with the present U. s. Government line and favoring instead that location which will save to the harbor the greatest amount of area ir dispute between the City and the Rail- road Go.
 The Committee on Finance reported and recommended payment of the fol- lowing bil1s:s
 FIRST DISTRICT
 CARE OF POOR
 Farmers Supply Co., supplies, 607 63 St. Vincent'S Hospital care of
 patients, $40 61 Bpt. Hospital care of patients, 7S6 40 Logan Bros. groceries, 4SS 05 R. Baumann, meat, 375 Al A. w. Wallace & Son. bread, 163 II s. R. Adams, bread. IA 51 Minor, Read & Garette, sup
 plies. 126 12 Bommos & Biltz. meat. IA 56 Berkshire Mills Co.,. oats, 125 10 D. M. Read Co.,, supplies, 10 0S H. M. Purdy Co.,. cement. II % J. P. Couhglin Co.,, supplies. 13 II S N. E. Telephone Co.,, rental, 17 55 Stowe Bros. labor. 19 6S c. H. Welles. chickens, 25 % City of Ansonia. care of poor. 39 8 Standard Oil Co.,. oil. A 77 Turney Bros. potatoes. 46 40 F. Miller Lumber Co.,, lumber. 50 56 T. J. Garry. fish, 55 99 F. M. Cowles. labor, 20 co Peck & Lines Co.,. sundries. 63 e9 F. E. Boardman. spreader, 70 % F. E. La1ley & Co.,, whiskey, S4 S1 Marigold. Foster Printing Co.,
 printing. g 50 H. H. Jackson. supplies, s Il Antozone Chemical Co.,. disin-
 fectant 25 Gledhill & Co.,. bags. 0S ef <SR nn