The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-08-05
(Official) COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

-ouhcll was held at City Hall, Monday evening, August 2 1909. His Honor, Henry Lee, Mayor, pre- sided.
 Present-A1dermen Wilson, Wilder, Gould, McMurray. Cassidy, Bertilson, Fletcher, Near, Bullard. Hartley. Prim- rose, Carroll, Feyrer, Tague. O'Connell. Finlan, O'Neil, Mahoney, Brock, Thomas. Meyer and Zink. mer.
 On motion the reading of minutes of the previous meeting was dispensed with and the records approved.
 HEARINGS.
 Hearings were had and parties in Interest heard the following pro- posed improvements:
 Sewer in Main street commencing at Park Place and extending southerly about 800 feet.
 Sewer in Edna avenue its entire length.
 Change of grade in Mains street from Congress street to East Washington avenue.
 The following bills were received and referred to the Committee on Finance without reading:
 Columbia Towel Supply Co, s1.oo; Jackson. 90 cents; Price & Lee Co, $11.O0; Joyce Press, S10!75; c. J. Will Hams, $50; Price & Lee Co.,, s4.OO; Joyce Press, s175; Conn. Office Supply O., S45O; Naugatuck Valley Ice Co.,, 75 cents; c. J. Williams. $500; J. Del bridge & Son, s7.40; Patrick Sullivan, s50.O0; -Marigold-Foster Printing CO, s745S3; Patrick Sullivan, s64.O0; H. B. Sanford & CO. s22.5o; H. D. Murphy. s1S75; Price & Lee O., s26.0O; w. H. May, s40O; R. M Houston & Son, S1ssOo; Priee & Lee C9;, s1lOO; & w, c,a R. s115; S. Loewith & Co.,, s1O.5O; Rem ington Typewriting Co.,, s129.3S; Morn ing Telegram, $1.50.
 PETITIONS. To the Committee on Streets and Side c. Lewis Bill, ct al, for curb. gut ter and sidewalks on Livingston Place. Frank S. Brundage. ct al-, establish ment of building lines on both sides or Richardson street.
 Richard J. Drew, ct al., grading of Fairview avenue afrom Main to Ezra streets.
 Frank E. Lalley. ct al, for building lines on both sides of Worth street its entire length.
 W. H. Dubois, ct al, macadamizing Uncowa Hill.
 St. Patricks Catholic Church Corpo- ration for permission to extend over the building line on Parallel street, near North avenue. four feet for a ois- .tance of about 40 feet to complete the church edifice started. D. Kunkel, ct al., acceptance of Gen. ter street extension from North to Madison avenues.
 IN. I. locate it's tracks in Fairfield avenue from Main street to Water street on ten foot centers; to relocate tracks in Main street from Atlantic street to Seaside Park on ten foot centers. and to relocate a single track near Seaside Park substantially in the center of South Main street; to relocate its tracks on ten foot centerS in Main street from the northerly line of East WaShing gton avenue to a point about 100 feet south of the southerly line of Gilbert street and in State street. from the westerly line of Main street to point about 150 feet to the west there of; to reconstruct its special tracks at Main and State streets, Main and Con- iEress streets, and to construct add1- tional curves from Main street into Congress street, all in accordance with maps and plans presented with sald petition.
 The Union Metallic Cartridge Co.,. permission to construct a foot path under Grant street at the east end of the Arctic street bridge.
 To the Committee on Fire Depart Charles Carr permission to erect a frame addition 6x12 to a lunch cart at the eastern approach to the Congress street bridge.
 To the Committee on Lamps:
 Charles R. Webster, ct al., for a gas light at Uncowa Hill
 Samuel Ginsberg, ct al., for light To the Board of Police Commission
 
 John T. Riggs. ct al., protesting the Black Rock district. and asking for E. remedy of the same To, the Committee on Claims:
 Caroline c. Thompson estate. ct al., abatement of expenses and division of assessment for Fairfield avenue and Burr Road sewer.
 George E. Hawes. abatement of taxes on the lists of 1897, 1898, 1900, 1902, in elusive.
 L,F. Curtis, abatement of expenses for the Norman and Olive street trunk sewer and Noble avenue walks.
 Michael Lavery, abatement of taxes on the list of 1902 in the name of the Lavery Grocery Go.
 John Stefanko, abatement of ex- penses on the lists of 1903, 1904.
 Casper and Louise Erbe. abatement of taxes on the list of 1908.
 Isaac SegaI estate. abatement of taxes on the lists of 1907 and 1908.
 Isabelle Meyers, abatement and ad- juStment of assessment for East Main street pavement
 Bridget Gaffney abatement of ex- penses on the assessment for the Main street pavement.
 Jerome Phelan, abatement of inter est and expense on the lists of 1903. 1905 to 1908 inclusive, and assessment for the Norman and Olive street trunk sewer.
 John E. Derrick. abatement of taxes on the list Of 1908.
 A. on the list of 1908.
 Catherine Leary, abatement of taxes on the list of 1906 to 1908 inclusive.
 Caroline Clarkson. estate, abatement of the street sprinkling assessment for Fairfield avenue for 1908.
 Jacob Weiss, return of s6 paid for street sprinkling on Kossuth street for 1905
 John H. Chantems, abatement of the assessment for sidewalks on Union '. avenue.
 To to the Committee on Sewers:
 Samuel H. Wheeler. for the purchase of a sewer in Chapel street about 200 feet west from Main street.
 The Bridgeport Board of Trade. eX- tension of the sewer in Connecticut avenue from Freeman to Amelia street. Charles G. SchwarZ. extension of the sewer in Golden Hill street from it's present terminus to a point 75 feet west.
 w. 1T. R. Dubois. ct all, sewer well corner Brooklawn Place and Uncowa