The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-01-20
THE ROWLAND DRY GOODS co.

suitable monument to my memory with this inscription:
 David Sherman Beach Died. .... Age ...... Years ... Mos. e. Days. The Greatest Liqufdator of Town and City Debt By Life Insur- ance of All Ages. Whatever he Advo- cated, He Believed in and showed ft by his own acts and upon his own life.
 Moral: Whatever you do, do we'll.
 DAVID SHERMAN BEACH. Municipal Insurance Liquidator of
 Town and City Debts.
 In closing I thank you for your time and patience and believe I have made everything plain so that all matters relating to this important subject are perfectly understood and your petition will ever pray.
 DAVID S. BEACH,
 Petitioner.
 Referred to Committee on Misce1- laneous Matters.
 To the Honorable Common Council
 of the City of Bridgeport:
 The committee appointed by former Mayor Marcus l.. Reynolds, while in office, in pursuance of a resolption passed by your honorable board, to 'evise and draft proper building regu- lations concerning building operations in the city of Bridgeport, have about completed their 1ahors. Before the Code is presented to your honorable body Tor adoption, the Revision Committee is to hold public hearings for the purpose of nearing suggestions and criticisms offered by | other, and respectfully invites your honorable board and especially your ordinance committee, to which the Revision Committee presumes the proposed Code will be referred for re- l port.
 The need of proper building regu- ! lations has long been apparent and at the beginning of what promises to | be season of very extensive building i operations, 1t would seem desirable to enact proper laws without further de- | lay. 1t is with this in mind, as well as possibly better acquainting your honorable board with it's provisions, that this communication is sent to you.
 The first meeting for the above enumerated purposes will be held on | Tuesday evening, January 25, 1910, at 1 the office of the Building Commission CTS in the City Hall, at eight o'clock, and at such other times as adjourn ment may be made. The proposed Code has not been permanently bound up, as it is not thought desirable to do so until approved by your honor able body. Proofs will, however, be sent to each one of the aldermen, az soon as they are available. COUNCIL-2.
 l LIdI we may nave L0s IUlI cooperation of your honorable board, we beg to remain, Very respectfully yours, CHARLES H. BOTSFORD. Chairman. ROBERT F. HURLEY. JOSEPH w. NORTHROP, ABRAM WELLINGTON, CLIFFORD F. WILSON. Referred to the Committee on Ordf- nances.
 PETITIONS. Referred to the Committee on Streets and Sidewalks.
 De petition of Alvin Hunt ct. al. for the grading of Harmony St. De petition of Eugene Cassidy for permission to locate lunch wagon on the west side of Broad St. between Fairfield Ave. and Cannon St.
 De petition of Karl Jablonski for permission to hang board sign at number 245 Wheeler Ave. De petition of William H. Ca1la1 et al. for the macadam repairs and the oiling of Connecticut avenue it's entire length.
 To the Committee on Sewers. De petition of James P. McLaugh- lin for construction of storm water sewer in Iranistan Ave. from State St. southerly to Cedar Creek. De petition for the extension of sewer on Bishop Ave. from Whiting Mfg. Co. to Barnum avenue. To the Committee on Claims. De petition of Jarris w. Matthews | for abatement of taxes on the list of | 1908.
 | De petition of Charles Ison for abatement of assessment and interest l and expense on property situated on | Logan street amounting to $70.98. 1 De petition of John Reilly for | abatement of assessment for Union l avenue sewer in the names of John | and Patrick Reilly. To the Committee on Ways and Means. | De petition of the Coast Artillery Corps Band for an appropriation of S1.6OO for free public concerts. 1 To the Committee on Lamps.
 De petition of Alvin Hunt ct aI. | for the location of gas light on the north side of Harmony street.
 To the Board of Health for immediate | action.
 De petition of Aldermen Paddock and Zink ct. al. remonstratine agafnsf the soft coal nuisance at the power plant of the Connecticut Co. on Sea- view at the foot of Adams street l To be Continaed.D
 Wants, To- Rent For SaIa-