The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-09

1 day or APril, A. D., 1910, at o'clock
 ton to the petition of Lawrence T. l Gallagher for the discontinuance of
 the building line on the, easterly side l of Washington avenue, between High l and Fulton streets.
 The same Committee reported rala- tive to the construction of sundry 1 crosswalks.
 l And recommended for adoption the 1 following resolution:
 1 Resolved, That the Director of Pub l nc Works be, and he hereby is, or deEed to construct crosswalks at the following places: Baldwin street and Connecticut avenue, south side of l Connecticut avenue; Maple and Beach l streets, from the northwestern to the 1 southwestern corner; Maple and 1 ern to the southwestern corner; Penn i broke street on the south side of Cedar street; Pembroke street on the south side of Nichols street; Ann street on the west side of Hough ave rue; Iranistan avenue and State street; Colorado avenue and State street; Parallel street. opposite Mills factory; on the west side of Noble avenue from Boston avenue to Beardsley Park, and the completion of the sidewalk approaches to Boston avenue on the west side of Noble avenue. Adopted.
 The same Committee reported re1a- tive to the laying of curb, gutter and sidewalks on sundry streets. as fol- lows:
 And recommended for adoption the following resolution:
 Resolved, That the property own CTS, or the parties in interest on Web ster5 avenue, from Eagle street to the water on the southern terminus; Eagle street, from Union avenue to Webster avenue; Waterman street, from Stratford avenue to Connecticut avenue; Waterview avenue, from Stratford avenue to Sherman street; Ann street, from Hough avenue to WVaterview avenue: Logan stret. from Hollister avenue, from Stratford ave- nue to Kelsey street; Roosevelt street, from Noble avenue westerly about l50 feet on the south side, be, and they hereby are, ordered to lay curb, gutter and sidewalks in front of their respective premises on. or before, the first day Of May, 1910, and failing tc comply with this order of the Com mon Council, the Director of Public Works is ordered to perform said erty owners or parties in interest. Adopted.
 The same Committee reported rela- tive to the establishment of an eight as per resolution as introduced by Alderman Zink at the meeting of the Common Council. Feb. 21st, 1910. as follows:
 And recommended for adoption the following resolution:
 Resolved, That building lines be,
  on both sides of Wilmot avenue conn mencing at point 12s feet north of stratford avenue and extendIng and be De it further, - -
 Resolved, That Messrs. Bernard Keating, William D. Murray and lay out and Establish said building lines and report in writing their do- ings to this Common Council, which ShaII 0rnhn6v Iqvn11f and particular description of said build ing lines on the aforesaid Wilmot avenue.
 The same Committee reported re1a- lows:
 De permanent pavement of Elm street, Main to Broad streets
 Broad street, Elm street to Fair field avenue.
 Stratford avenue from the easterly terminus of the wooden block pave ment on the Lower Bridge to the Yellow Mill Bridge.
 The approaches to the new Con- greza Street Bridgst ag rom oIssfon1e Gre4oene avenue on the west.
 And recommended for adoption the following resolution: erty, or parties in interest, on both | sides of Elm street, Main to Broad street; Broad street, Elm to Fairfield avenue; Stratford avenue from the easterly terminus of the Lower Bridge to the Yellow Mill Bridge; the | approaches, to the new Congress on the east to Housatonic avenue on l the west, be, and they hereby are, | ordered to make the following inn l provements in front of their respec- tive premises, on or before April l E5tk, 1910:
 To lay new 20 inch curb, to line l and grade set by the City Engineer; make proper sewer, water and gas connections; relay sidewalks to a line 9 nd grade set by the City Engineer | place a stop cock on the branches Gf the grade of the sidewalk just inside the curb line; remove all obstruc- | tloas ano frees n a3Iine tn Sonnniu m1i with the orders of the Common Coun- ci1 the Director of Public Works is directed to perform said work at the expense of the said owners or parties | in interest.
 In connection with this report AL derman Gould offered the following |
 Resolved, That the City Engineer be, and he hereby is, instructed in preparing and determining the ., lines, a laying of cures. gutters and sidewalks preliminary to the placing of per- manent pavement p,sss 1 upon r,lsn Elm street. street. side of said Elm street, shall be placed one CD foot further from the center lines of said street than said I the roe dway or space between curb lines two (2) feet wider than at date hereof.
 Alderman Gould moved that the report together with the resolution be adopted.
 Carried. |
 The Committee on Sewers reported relative to the construction Of sundry sewer wells in various places.
 And recommended for adoption the following resolution:
 Resolved, That sewer wells be or dered constructed at the following
 Mortheast corner of Putnam and Park streets.
 At, or near. number 355 seaview Southeast corner of Kossuth and Autumn streets.
 Corner of Housatonic avenue and Merriam street
 At, or near No. ee Norman street;