The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-03-24
PETITIONS.


 To the Committee on Streets and Side
 walks:
 L. F Curtis, for permission to erect an electric sign in front of store at the corner of Main and Elm streets
 Joseph M. Sanger, for permission to extend three feet beyond the building line on William street, between Ogden ten feet.
 Joseph Dagostino for permission to move g. frame building from the east side Of Hancock avenue to the south side of State street, between Hancock avenue and Lesbja street.
 J. J. Mcfarland, for permission to move frame building from the east side of Hancock avenue to the west side of Howard avenue, between State street and Railroad avenue.
 Thomas F. Kelly, for permission to move two frame buildings from the east side Of Hancock avenue to the south side of MapIewood avenue, be- tween Hancock avenue and Lenox ave- nue.
 Christopher Rdckard. for permission to move frame building from the east side of Hancock avenue to a lot at the corner of Colorado avenue and Railroad avenue.
 Wm, T. Mullins, ct al. for the ac- certance of Price street as a public thoroughfare by the city of Bridge port.
 Alexander Nagy,. for the removal of also to have said street cleaned and have curb, gutter and sidewalk laid.
 The Black Rock Machine Co.,, for the grading of Osborn street between Hancock avenue and Bird street.
 Felix Lyman, for permission to erect an electric sign at No. 920 Main street. August H. 1ieberuTn, for the grading of kossuth street, from Autumn street northerly to Boston avenue, and also to have the grading of the walks done the same having been ordered by the Common Council. but never compiled with.
 James E. Beach, for layout of grade T0@r-I northerly to Capitol avenue.
 Daniel s. Beach, for the grading and Iop dressing of Park avenue from North avenue northerly to Capitol avenue.
 Lawrence T. Gallagher. for the dis continuance of the building line on Washington avenue, between High and Fulton streets.
 Thomas J. Burnes ct al., for the grading of James street, and sidewalk and the laying of curb and gutter from street. To the Committee on Claims:
 Elmer J. Orton, for abatement of taxes, interest and expense on the lists of 1907 and 1908 in the name of F. H. Williams, ct a1.. trustee for the Ad- vent Christian Church.
 Joseph McDermott for reimburse ment for loss sustained by him pend- ing an appeal from the County Com amounting to $101. .25.
 Ringing Brothers per Attorney John Banks, for abatement of the assess ment for taxes on the list of 1909
 Mrs. Charles Smith. for abatement of taxes and release of lien in the name of Mary Doolan on the list of 1904.
 Katherine O'Shea. for abatement of taxes on the lists of 1906, 1907 and 1908, on property situated on Linen avenue.
 E. c. Schleichert, for reimbursement for loss sustained by him by reason of the change of grade and the conse- quent overflow of water on petitioner S property owing to such change of grade.
 Lucy Lane, for abatement of taxes. interest and expense of same on the lists of 1907 and 1908 in the name Of l Mary J. Wallace and Lucy Lane. Fred c. Delmuth per Attorney James H. O'Rourke. for reimb bursement for loss sustained by him by reason of injuries received owing to fall on icy walk.
 Mary Baker, for abatement of taxes on the lists of 1907 and 1908.
 Mary c. Kelly, for abatement of taxes on the list of 1904.
 Mrs. Pauline Holden for reimburse ment for dama ges suffered in falling on a defective walk.
 The Jennings Bros. Mfg. Co.,, for abatement of the interest and expense of unpaid taxes on the lists of 1898 to 1907 inclusive.
 To the Committee on Sewers:
 August H. Lieberum, ct aI., for the east corner of Kossuth and Autumn streets.
 T. J. Goldman, for the construction of a sewer in Iranistan avenue. co1fs- nencing at. and connecting with. the sewer in Maplewood avenue and ex- tending southerly 300 feet.
 D. KunkeI. ct al. for the construc- ton of a sewer in Center street ex- tension, commencing at. and connect