The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-04-09

Of the interest and expense Of unpaid taxes on the lists of 1897. 1898. 1901. | 1909. 1904, 1905, 1906 and 1907. John J. A1vord. for the release Of l lien on property situated on R'isl1ng street. said lien being improperly np- | pHed in the year 1906. l John j. Scan.on. for abatement of taxes on the lis! of 1908. in the name of Mary Sea nlon
 Frank Kennedy per Attorney Kane, for reimbursement for loss sustained by him owing to fall on defective sidewalk
 John C. Fowler for abatement of taxes on the list of 1908 amounting % the sum of $S.50.
 Tony Frederick per Attorneys Beers & Foster. for reiInb burSeTnent for loss sustained by him. owing to injuries re- ceived by horse belonging to the peti- tioner, said injuries rendering said ani- nal useless. said injuries being the result of defective highway.
 Margaret Morrissey. for abatement of the interest and expense of unpaid taxes on the list of 1903. in the name of Michael Morrissey.
 Mary Nolan. for abatement of taxes on the list of 1908. and also the abate- ment of the street sprinkling assess- ment for the same year.
 To the Committee on Lamps:
 Angelo Stavolo ct al., for the Ioca- tfon of gas light at the corner of Goodwin and Hallett streets.
 Albert M. VaciS. ct al. for the loea- ton of a gas light at or near number 35 John street. between Broad and Main streets.
 The whiting Mfg. Go. per H. H. Hanailton. Pres, for the location of an arc light on Bishop avenue at a point slightly north of. and such a distance from the railroad viaduct as may be expedient.
 Joseph J. Mullins for the location of an electric light on the west side of East Main street, between the num- bers 1843 and 1871.
 Carl A. Schmidt. for the location of two gas lights on C1eveIand avenue. between Lexington and Madison ave-
 J. P. o'Nei1. for the location of an electric light at the corner of Water view avenue and Ann street. location of a gas light on Park Ter race. half way between Park avenue and Columbia street.
 To the Committee on Sewers:
 Andrew Hedrik. ct al.. for the con- struction of a sewer with proper catch. basins. in Or1and street. from Belmont street to Fairfield avenue.
 At this time His Honor the Mayor called upon Alderman John H. McMur- ray, President of the Board. to take the chair. The Mayor then with drew.
 REPORTS.
 The Board of Park commissioners reported that they had collected from the sale of hay and @ ether = minor the same over toe the City Treasurer, respectfully requested that the follow ing resolution be adopted:
 Resolved, That the sum of $151.90 re- ceived by the Board of Park Commis- sioners from minor sources and de- posted with the City Treasurer. be and hereby is reappropriated for the use of said department.
 Adopted by unanimous yea, vote
 The reports of the Board of Alp praisa1 of Benefits and Damages on the construction of sundry sewers. as follows in Fairfield avenue between Clinton avenue and Colorado avenue, in length 147 feet. In Edna avenue from Noble avenue easterly about 637 feet. In Connecticut avenue from Freeman street. westerly to Amelia street. distance of about 720 feet and in Savoy street from Main street westerly about 79s feet. laid over un- der the rules March 21. 1910. as appears of record in meeting of said date. were adopted and the assessments con drr1ed.
 The same Board reported upon the construction of a sewer in Freeman street, from Stratford avenue north l
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