The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1909-05-22

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 T. Hawley & Co.,, supplies, PIP 15
 Clinton Point Stone O.,
 N. r.. N. H. & H. R. R. Co..
 freight, no 65
 Pequonnock Commercial Corp.
 dockage, 142 "A
 B. D. Pierce, Jr., Co.,, dyna-
 mite. 1s co
 Southern Foundry Co.,, supplies. 90 %
 l.. H. Mills, supplies, 10 Is
 w. G. Lineburgh & Son, in sWance, 40 %
 Farrel Foundry Co.,, supplies, 33 10
 F. Miller Lumber O., lumber, s9 "A
 H. S. Challenger, supplies, 60 25
 H. L. Bond Co, dynamite, 27- 50
 L. B. Sflliman, oil, 10 06
 Naug. Valley Ice Co.,, coal, 10 %
 F. D. Ives, carriage, IF 9o Lyon & Grumman, supplies, 26 10
 Conn. Co., ties, 16 co s. Loewith & Co, insurance, 40 % Aston Motor Car Co. repairs, 60 IS Locke Steel Belt Co.,. sprockets, 6 40 F. Lyman, clocks, % Gledhill & Co.,, burlap, 50 W. R. Winn, oil, 25
 Columbia Towel Supply Co.,, service, % W. P. Kirla Co., repairs, 3 05 H. H. Jackson, supplies, 90
 New England Navigation Co, Standard Assoc. advertising. ? 25 Morning Telegram, advertising, 50 INCIDENTAL. Chas G. Sanford, services, 100 % Miller Motor Car Co.,, use of car, 20 co
 D. M. Read O., supplies, 13 75 Jos. Normand. use of boat, %
 Naug. Valley Ice Co., ice, 75
 Max Cohen, services, % James F. Beck. services, % LAND DAMAGES. JENNIE c. BEACH, JUDGMENT. Beers & Foster. attorneys, in terest on judgment, 34 ST BRIDGES. Bpt. Boiler Works, repairs, 21 4s T. Hawley & Co.,, sundries, 10 93 United Illuminating Co.,, power, 69 50
 Coulter & Mckenzie Mach Detroit % Graphite O., paint. 5S 20 w. R. Winn, oil, 20 H. l.. Usinger, repairs, 23 co Peck & Lines O., use of team. % I. Gregory & Co.,, coal, l 80 Fred Schrefber, repairs, co Pacific Iron Works, repairs. 1 90 Davis & Savard, repairs, 50 Hubbell 6 Wade Co.,. brushes. 65 The Committee on Streets and Side
 walks reported and recommended for adoption the following resolution: Resolved, That the Clerk be, and hereby is. directed to notify the per sons in interest to appear before this Common Council, at the Council Room, City Hall, on the 7th day of June, A. D. 1909, at 8 o'clock in the evening, and be heard in relation to the peti- ton of Jerome F. Sheahan to extend about six feet over the building line on the south side of Ogden street,
 distance of about 50 feet east of Penn broke street: s
 And upon the petition of Nathan Kraut 10 extend three feet over the
 building line on north side of Stillman street for distance of 100 feet east of Hallett street:
 And upon the petition of the Park of that portion of Stratford avenue fronting on the property of the Park City Yacht club and lying between the eastern approach of Yellow Mill bridge and, the said property of the Park City Yacht club. The same committee reported rela- tive to grading sundry streets and rec Resolved, That the Director of Pub lie Works be directed to grade the following streets:
 northerly as far as $500 will allow: Norman street from North avenue northerly as far as $500 will allow. Adopted.
 the petition of Joseph Magid to erect a pawnbroker's sign in front of No. 56 Bank street and upon the petition of O. Wissner to hang temporary the same to extend five feet from building and recommended for adop- tion the following resolution: Resolved, That the prayer of the pe- titioners be granted.
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported rela- tive to the construction of sundry crosswalks and recommended for adop- ton the following resolution: Resolved, That the Director of Pub lie Works be and he hereby is directed to construct erosswalks as follows: Across Stillman street on the west side of Hallett street.
 Across Hallett street on the south side of Stillman streGt.
 Across Grand streeG on the west side of Lexington avenue.
 Adopted.
 The same committee reported rela- tive to the layout of s.zndry streets and recommended for adoption the following resolutions: | Resolved. That Edna avenue, Liv- ingstone Place and Beardsley Park
 Terrace. from Noble avenue to East Main street, be and they hereby are accepted as public streets, and | Resolved. That Messrs. Bernard
 Keating, W. D. Murray and W. w. Bent be and they hereby are appoint | ed a special committee to layout said | streets and report in writing their do- 1ngS to tnlS common Councl, WHICH report shall embody a survey and par
 tfcular description of said layouts. | Adopted. The same committee reported and recommended for adoption the follow | ing resolution:
 | Resolved, That the Director of Pub
 lie Works be and he hereby is directed | to cause block pavement to be laid | on East Housatonic avenue from East | Washington avenue northerly as far as the apprOpriatiOn will allow. l. Adopted.
 | The Committee on Sewers reported relative to the construction of sundry | sewers and recommended for adoption | the following resolutions: | Resolved That the Director of Pub | lie Works be, and is hereby authoriz- | ed and directed to cause the construc- tion of sewer, with proper catch | basins in Noble avenue from Barnum avenue to East Washington avenue; l a1,ar,11e comm erlcir,cr a and