The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-12-19
E.. H. DILLON & CO.,,

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 w. R. Muirhead, for electric light
 at Berkshire avenue and Pembroke street.
 Robert F1tzroy, to reconstruct sewer
 cn Brooks street.
 M. J. Jordan, for two catch basins
 Rooster river.
 J. Ciglar, for improved sewer con-
 ditions at Hancock avenue and Spruce
 street.
 H. H. Jackson. for action looking
 the wrecked Maine"
 Sophronia M. Omans, to build a garage at 209 John street.
 Communications.
 Former Mayor Edward Taylor Ruckingham's veto of widening North
 avenue.
 City Engineer M. F. McKenna,
 recommending payment of $1,180 due
 Toole and Sunderlin for building bulk
 head at city yard.
 Paving and sewer commission, rec
 ommending payment of balance of $298.88 due A. J. Langefeld for Con-
 gress street paving; regarding land on Board of public charities, calling for $500 for outside poor for Jan- uray.
 Board of appraisal of benefits and
 damages, making correction in ap- pointing collector for assessments for
 State street and Barnum avenue
 pavement by substituting name of B.
 F. Cooney for that of John M. Don- nelly.
 Board of park commissioners, re- porting reappointment of Henry Set
 ger for eight years. Committee on fire department, granting permission to Bridgeport
 Plumbing Supply Co. to erect frame
 550-554 Water street; and requesting
 fire commissioners to locate hydrant on Sheridan street. Streets and sidewalks committee, appointing hearing for Jan. 2, on al-
 lowing City Coal and Ice Co. to dis continue SeavieW avenue building
 l1ne; to permit Edward Finlan to ex- tend over Milne street building line: for the acceptance of Stirling place. ! Committee on sewers, calling hear ing for Jan 2. on Madison avenue sewer.
 Committee on ordinances, reporting ordinance regarding Identification cards for newspaper men; creation of position of detective sergeant for po- Ice measurement system. Committee on miscellaneous affairs, reporting favorably resolution for ap- rointment of committee to install
 audit system. Resolutions. By Alderman Walker, for repair of Howard avenue, southerly from State street.
 By Alderman Timko, for cleaning . out of sewer on Hancock avenue. By Alderman Timko, for construc- ton of an extension of Spruce street sewer. By Alderman Reddy, to build side hi iU school, and also one to install electric light part way. By Alderman Walker, to macadam-
 ize Bassick avenue. By Alderman MacFayden, to lay 1 wooden block pavement on John | street from Broad to West avenue. By Alderman Walker, to relay pavement on Water street from Gold street to South avenue. By Alderman Paul L.. Miller, for l crosswalks, Pacific street and North avenue, Pacific street and Beechwood | avenue, two; Norman street and Beechwood avenue, Olive and Norman street, and Benham avenue and Nor man street. By Alderman Primrose, to macad. amize Hallett street to Boston ave- | nue.
 By Alderman Moran, for sewer we'll, | Grand and James streets. | By Alderman Paul l.. Miller, to ma. cadimize Pacific street. By Alderman Primrose, for cross. walk at Pembroke street and Bos- | ton avenue. By Alderman Walker, for appoint ment of a special committee to report on the extension of State street across the harbor. By Alderman Reddy, for crosswalk at Harral avenue and Centre street. By Alderman Garriety to macadam- | ize Warren street from South avenue
 to Gregory street. By Alderman Cederholm. setting apart the southerly dead end of Newfield avenue as a place for bath ing houses and to erect there suitable bathing houses, the board of appor- tionment to be asked to make an ap- propriation for the same. Ry Alderman MacFayden, for an electric light on Prospect street, oppo- site school By Alderman Reddy, for crosswalks at Catherine and Washington avenue and Catherine street and Harral ave. nue.
 By Alderman King, that the Handy and Harmon company be ordered to discontinue loading their tank car across the sidewalk on Seaview ave- nue north of Connecticut avenue, as the practice has now become a nuis-