The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-22
sorficial.l COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

teSt6fly for distance Of three nun
 red twenty 632o) feet to elevation
 pEty-sfx and fifty-four one hundredths
 t6.54s thence westerly for distance
 f ones hundred (1OO) feet to elevation
 Brty six and eighty one hundredths
 16.S0), thence westerly. for distance
 f twenty (2O) feet to elevation forty
 Tx and sixty one-hundredths (4S.6o),
 hence westerly for distance of
 wenty (20) feet to elevation forty six
 nd twenty one hundredths GAG. .20),
 hence westerly for a. distance of
 twenty-five (2O feet to elevation for
 y-five and fifty one hundredths c5.-
 O. thence westerly for a distance of
 wenty-hve (25) feet to elevation for
 y-four and fifty one hundredths (44.-
 twenty-five (25 feet to elevation for
 y-three and twenty one hundredths
 43.20), thence westerly for a distance
 f twenty-five (251 feet to elevation 41.6M thence westerly for a distance
 if twenty five (259 feet to elevation
 hirty nine and fifty one hundredths
 39.5O, thence westerly to the easter
 street line of Glenwood avenue to Elevation thirty four and no one hun Iredths, (34.OO) as shown on accom- .anying map Above elevations refer
 o city datum.
 Adopted.
 The Paving and Sewer Committee
 eported that, pursuant to your in "a on the following named streets, at lie cost specified to wit:
 In Pacific street,
 41o ss 1t, of 1ozi5 sss1 Il
 In BishopNavenue. 5s
 152.12 1t of 10x15 158 62
 In Ha11eft street,
 423.98 1t. of 10x15 6O6 40
 In Livingston Place.
 G99.l2 it. of 10x15 719 64
 Tn Thomas street.
 226.59 1t. Of 10x15 S6O S4
 The passage of the following resoIu- ion is recommended
 Resolved, That the foregoing report De accepted and the matters therein be referred to the Board of Appraisal nent
 AdoDted.
 i've to the layout, building lines on Wiinot avenue, as fully appears by resolution adopted April A. 1910, re- spectfully beg leave to report that they lad in compliance with said resolution and the provisions of the Charter, laid tut. building lines. on Wilmot ave- que in accordance with the particular description, alignments, maps and 5uryeys herewith submitted, presented knd made part hereof,
 The building lines hereby laid out to, !, be eight 6s) feet from and parallel with, the present street lines and ex- tend from point one hundred twenty eight f128> feet north of Stratford ave- uue at the northerly end of said street, Dn both sides.
 And submitted the following resolu- lion:
 Resolved. That the above and fore going report be and the same is here by approve ed. and accepted; and rev ferred to the Board of Appraisal of Benefits and Damages to estimate said layout of building lines on Will mot avenue.
 Adopted.
 A majority report of the special The committee selected to confer with the Bridgeport Brass Co., in rela--l owned Jointly by the Bridgeport Brass co. and the City of Bridgeport, re- l spective1y, beg leave to report and 1 for adoption the follow 1 ng resolution. Resolved, That the proposition as to your special committee 1ys the Bridgeport Brass Go, be not |
 Respectively submitted. Special Com i mite. F. IT. Brady. Garry Paddock Alderman Brady moved for the adop- I ion of the report.
 Alderman Gould moved to table the ! notion as made by Alderman Brady.
 Carried by rising vote of 13 to
 Alderman Meyer not voting.
 RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Brady
 Resolved, That a light be placed on Harmony street, about 400 feet from Referred to the Committee on .am9s-
 3y Alderman Cassidy.
 Resolved, That gas light be located m the southeast side of Waldorf ave- tue, between Fairfield avenue and Ellsworth street and resolved that a sass or gasoline light be located on Nash street between Ellsworth St. and Brewster street.
 By Alderman Griffin, nI Resolved, That Federal street Db9 srought to grade from Main street te A Referred to Committee on stre@ts3 nd Sidewalks.
 3y Alderman Finlans
 Resolved That gasoline light be laced on Congress street at a point 3 front of the Court leading from congress street to Arch street, through he High school property. t Referred to the Committee on v Alderman Jackson.
 Whereas, in his annual report the upt. of Lakeview home made reeom- lendations pertaining to a new build lg for caring for the poor of this ty therefore be it resolved, That the Mayor appoint a commit se of five aldermen who shall take lis matter under considerat ton, ascer- tin the condition and the approximate this body by October 1st sof this ear. I Adopted. y Alderman Jackson,
 Resolved, That the mayor appoint a ,nmittee of three to confer with the { ridgepert Hydraulic Co. with 3 view I securing better hydrants and ade-j z nate water supply for the protection 7
 Lakeview home. | Adopted. f ; Alderman Jackson, t Resolved, That the owners or TruS- , es of the property known as. the boomer Estate olls the side side of T orth avenue between Wood and Nor an street be ordered to lay side ak for the comfort and safety of .destrfans.
 Referred to the Committee on Streets c Id Sidewalks. [ 7 Alderman Jackson, s.zv. sss f Resolved, That the Committee on wers investigate the conditions Sof wers in Elm street before the mat D ? of laying new pavement is. taken Referred to the Committee On Sew q s 7