The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-09
COfficial.) COMMON COUNCIL MEETING

sulphur. 2.4DO Building flag stone, 3,670 Iron pipe and pipe fittings, 3.175
 oil. s4s.ooo barrels Cement. 6.OO0 Plaster, 1875 Fertilizer. 2.0O0 tons Oysters. 1, ,4o4355 bushels Magnesia, s5o tons Epiles,A 11,90O
 Coke, 800 tons
 General, Bridgeport via
 Draft. Tonnage,
 s..ds. to 20 ft 50 to 1725 Sailing vessels. to 1s7k it. 20 to 1.2os B ar g and
 Vessels cleared for foreign ports, 94 Received for wharfage. sill. %
 The number of turns made by the drawtenders 1at the various bridges was as follows:
 Stratford avenue. 6,842 Congress street 2.693 East Washington avenue. 1.1s7
 Accepted and ordered printed in year book.
 The following report of the Build ing Commissioners for the quarter ending April l, 1910 was received: Number of meetings held, 30 Number of permits granted 220 <A8SISSdl0 Ed4ASs O4 pSIlL1tS
 granted $535, ,15O. Cash received for permits granted $62e Cash received for Master Plumb
 CTS Licenses. $40 Total cash received $646
 Accepted and ordered printed in the year book.
 RESOLUTIONS. By Alderman Primrose,
 Resolved that curb, gutter and side walk be laid on the west side of Rr,oolxs efyeet hetween Pearl and Put nam streets.
 Referred to the Committee on Streets and Sidewalks.
 Resolved. That curb. gutter and side walk be laid on both sides of River street.
 Referred to the Committee on Streets and Sidewalks.
 By AlderMae Cassidy
 Resolved. That the sewer in Fox St. be extended from the terminus of the present sewer northerly to the end Of
 Referred to the Committee on Sew CTS.
 By Alderman Jackson.
 Resolved. That the Director of Pub lie Works be authorized to sprinkle Laurel Avenue with oil at the first opportunity in order to protect the road way.
 This was oiled year ago to the sat isfaction of the residents and they ask that it be done before the road gets injured beyond Topalr.
 Referred to the Committee on Streets and Sidewalks.
 By Alderman Jackson,
 Resolved, That suitable alarm be Norman street, to warn vehicles and pedestrians of the approach of Fire apparatus from Engine House No. 3.
 Referred to the Committee on Fire Department.
 BX Alderman Stewart,
 Resolved, That the Connecticut Co.,, be requested to remove their unusued rails on East Main street just north of I.akeview park as the same are dangerous to traffic and are never used by said company.
 Referred to the Director of Public By Alderman Jackson,
 Resolved, That the assessment for sprinkling be abated on all property willing to pay for ofling of the road in front of their property for the year of 1910.
 Referred to the Director of Public Works with power to act. By Alderman Meyer.
 Resolved, That the Director Public Works. be and he is hereby instructed to repair and put into passab1e con- ford avenue, sOutherly.
 Referred to the Director of Public Works with power to act. By Alderman Stewart
 Resolved. That the Board of Park commissioners be requested to lay curb, gutter and sidewalk on the west Lakeview Park so as to conform with sidewalks as laid by the abutting property owners.
 Referred to the Board of Park Com 1aissioners.
 By Alderman Stewart,
 Resolved, That gas or gasoIene 1 light be located between numbers 1o-14 Ashley street. Lamps. By Alderman Brady,
 Resolved That curb, gutter and side walk be laid on Evergreen street, from atomic avenue.
 Referred to the Committee on Streets and Sidewalks. By AIG armap Paddock,
 Resolved, That the Sewer Committee 1 be instructed to take up the matter of giving to the persons in the lower ticulardy in the nefghborhood of the 1 following streets. Orange street, 1 Smith street, Trowe1 street Eagle St, l Jefferson and Adams streets, as the l
 Referred to the Committee on Sew | By Alderman Brady. business interests of the northern | section of the city will in the com Iaratively near future require the conSIructlon or a Dr1dge connecting Grand street extension on the west | side of the Pequonnock river with | Arctic street on the east side, and
 Whereas, the land on the west side | of the river, which will be necessary to have for the proper layout of l Grand street extension, is now un- improved and can at this time be obtained at a very much less cost to the city than at some subsequent l time when factory buildings or other structures may be placed thereon, therefore be it
 Resolved, That the Committee on | Streets and Sidewalks be, and is here by instructed to institute the neces- sary proceedings to alter, modify and | enlarge the layout of Grand street extension so that the same will so @1v Ir0 I1ryI