The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-02-09

curD, gu:terS, etc.
 Alice Detter for abatement of the 1f per cent penalty for failure to file tax 1 last for the year 1909. Joseph Stoenr for payment of balance l due for sand and gravel furnished the
 city for the repair of North Main St.
 amounting to $191.25. 1 Ito the Committee on Lamps Bi"dseye Somers Go. for the location
 of an electric light under the railroad
 viaduct at Noble avenue. Ashcroft Mfg. Co for the location ot
 an electric light on Elias St. between
 Howe St and Nichols St. | w. E. Allen and 517 others in aid
 of the petition of the Crane Valve Co., for electric lamps on South avenue. To the Committee on Sewers. i Thomas Arnold, Jr., ct. al., for the construction of sewer in Hough ave- l nue from Nichols St. to Sherman St. l a distance of about 450 it. | To the Committee on Fire Depart 1 nent.
 | The Congregation of Lebavitz Doc
 trines of Ahree for permission to re- model frame building at 43 and 49
 High St. for temporary religious pur- poses.
 l The Committee on Streets and Side walks, reported relative to sundry pe- 1 titions as follows: l De petition of the Parisian Optical
 Co. for permission to erect an electric
 sign it. by it. in front of 991 Main
 street.
 De petition of the Liberty Motor 1 Cycle Co.,, for permission to erect an
 electric sign at 1855 Cannon St.. l And recommended for adoption the i following resolution: 1 Resolved, That the prayer of the pe- titioners be granted subject, however,
 to the conditions governing in such
 eases
 | Adopted.
 The Committee on Fire Department, reported relative to the communica-
 ton from the Central Labor Union,
 pertaining to the Bostwick Avenue
 school
 Tine Board of Education having ac- cepted this school, paid for it and dis
 charged the contractors bond, your Committee are somewhat in doubt as
 to the extent of their authority in the premises, and respectfully suggest that the City Attorney be instructed to rem 1 der al opinion as to the powers of 1 this board on the following points: l Is the Common Council vested with
 the power and authority to order and | compel the Board of Education to make necessary changes in the Bost- wick Avenue school as will put it | in condition to meet the requirements $of the building laws, and has the Com
 
 l School until such changes are made? Referred to the City Attorney. | The same Committee reported rela- tive to the petition of the Congrega- | tion People of LebaVitZ Doctrines of Ahree as follows: De petition of the Congregation Peo- pie of Lebavitz Doctrines of Ahree for permission to remodel frame building located at on the south side of High street between Main street and Wash ington avenue designated as 43 and 49 High street. The said building to be used temporarily for religious purposes exclusively. And. recommended for adoption the following resolution, Resolved, That the prayer of the pe- titioner be granted.
 Adopted. The Committee on Ways and Means reported relative to the following pe- tition
 De petition of the Coast Artillery Corps Band for an appropria ton of Sl .SG0 for the purpose of giving con- certs twice a week from June 18th, to Sept. 18th. Aud recommended for, adoption the following resolution,
 Resolved That the petitioner be giv- en leave to withdraw. Adopted. The same, committee reported rela- tive to the following resolution introL duced at the meeting of the Common Council, held Jan. IT, 1910, by Alder man Jackson,
 Resolved, That the City subscribe for twenty-five copies of the new real es- tate atlas. Said Atlas to contain maps and in- dex of all real estate in the City of Bridgeport up to Sept 1st, 1909. And recommended for adoption the l following resolution, Resolved, That the above resolution be adopted and that the Board of Ap- portionment and Taxation be instruct l ed to appropriate sufficient funds to