The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1910-10-18
THE FARMER: OCTOBER IS, 1910

on Sewers.
 On the recommendation of the Street Committee, the following reports were adopted:
 Denying the petition of the Conn. Co. for permission to lay permanent pavement at the corner of Water and Goldens Hill Streets in front of the new trolley freight house at a grade with the street. to the elimination of the present side walk at that point; di- recting the street department to es- tab blish a grade in Salem street, from Main easterly 120 feet, and to lay a crosswalk in Hamilton street on the east side of Green street; giving per- mission to George H. Zink to remove 8 frame building from Meade street and Central Avenue to 1921 Central av- enue subject to the approval of the Df- city engineer to establish a grade on the following streets: Scofeld Avenue it's entire length, North Ave. from Dewey street westerly to Fairfield town line; washburne street from Iranistan Ave-, to end of said street; giving F. D. Bell and others permis- discontinuance of the grade as already esta blished in Laurel Avenue from Brooklawn Place northerly; giving James Blakeley permission to with draw his petition for the establishment of a new grade in Wakeley street; granting the petition of Joseph Sactri- ci for permission to erect a barber pole at 4O7 Water Street, of Isaac Taylor
  Street and to the Machinistss Union for permission to hang a banner across Wall Street; ordering the property owners and parties in interest to lay curb gutter and side walk on both sides of East Ogden Street; notifying the parties in interest to appear Nov. 7th at public hearing: relative to the petition of the Conn. Co.,, for permis- sion to locate and relocate it's poles in Main Street, State Street and Fair field Avenue, shown upon a map filed h o1A 1AI-I%s in upon the establishment of a grade in the following streets: Ogden Street, between Hayes and Knowlton Streets. Alex Street from Hol1ister Avenue to Read Street, Kelsey Street from Will mot Avenue to Bead Street, Edwin Street for distance oAabout 60 feet southerly from it's present terminus, Goddard Avenue from Boston Avenue northerly to the end of said street; Dewey Street from North Avenue north to Brooklawn Avenue; ordering hearings for Nov. 9th for the layout of Edwin Street, Dewey Street, Asy- lum Street, and Rocton Street; order ing hearings upon the establishment of building lines on both sides of Fairfield Avenue, both sides of Capitol Avenue and (both sides of Bishop ave nue from Stratford to Boston Avenues; giving permission to the Warner Bros. O.. to extend eight feet over the building line on the south side of Gregory Street for a distance of about 15O feet.
 Upon the, recommendation of Direc- tor M. A. Kenny of the Public Works department the City Clerk was in structed to draw his order for $6.000 in favor of the F. w. Schwiers Jr. O.: as part payment upon the cost of building the Boston Avenue Bridge. =
 Upon recommendation of the Claims committee the Jennings Bros.' Co.,, was given leave to withdraw it's petition for the abatement of the interest and expense of unpaid taxes on the lists from 1898 to 1907. inclusive.
 Upon motion of Alderman McMur- ray the German Central Verband was given vote of thanks for it's invita- tion extended to the common council markt at the Armory Oct. 24th.