The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1911-05-02
ROUTINE MATTERS
HOLD ATTENTION
OF CITY Fathers
TwentyzFour More Electric
Lights Ordered Distributed
Many Other Minor Matters

referred to the proper committees, in
Guiding petitions, reports, etc., were
as follows:
Petitions.
H G. Demmeto, move frame build
ing from 1886 Railroad avenue to
Hancock avenue between State street
and Fairfield avenue.
w. Somski and J. Mayer, abatement
of taxes for 1910.
Louigi Foglia to move building, IL
Reilly street, to rear Of lot.
E. w. Bartram for abatement of
taxes in his name and Ohio Motor Car
Co. for 1919 a2d 1910.
PauLMichlin, abatement of sidewalk
assessment
c. w. Herbst ct ais. to change name
of Huntington road to Huntington
avenue.
Alois Kirschner, Jr.. for Ursula
Schaaf, for extension Of Livingstone
place sewer.
George A. Walterlen, establishment
of grade on Goddard avenue.
Sandeford and Brown, for establish
ment of grade on Ridgewood avenue.
Mary Bond, for abatement of 1910
taxes on estate of Alender Bond.
w. D. Dana, establishment of grade
on Asylum street.
Rose A. Seeley, for abatement Of
taxes and expenses on the same for
the list of 1907
Wr. D. Dana, establishment of grade
on Eaton street.
Reports.
From the. committee on claims,
granting Abatement of taxes on petit
tons of Frederick Standish and
Jonathan G. Clarke.
Petitions.
That Norman street be sprinkled
between Linwood and Benham ave-
nueS.
Levin Bros. allowing them to
build wooden landing and stairs in
street.
Warner Bros. Co., for discontin-
uance of building line on Gregory
street between Warren street and
Mrs. Thomas Flynn for damages
for injury due to fall on North
avenue near Norman street on Feb.
IL, 1910.
A. II. Garfield, for abatement of
taxes on automobile for 1910. the ma
chine having been sold on Aug. 20,
1910.
William Winter, for curb, gutter
and sidewalks on Kossuth street. be-
tween Putnam and Spring streets.
John Jackson, for curb, cutters
and sidewalks on Park street. be-
Nicholson and Weed, for permits
sion to move two frame buildings
from Organ to Ash street. =
J. j. Mcfarland, for permission to
move building from Railroad to Lee
avenue.
n. J. Clampett, for permission to
maintain and operate temporary
chute over sidewalk on Wall street.
Reports.
From committee on Fire depart
ment grating petitions of Levin Bros
and w. P. Kirk.
From streets and sidewalks COM,
mite, granting Paul q: Goulding
leave to withdraw on petition for ac-
ceptance Of Wilmot court.
Ordering hearings on May ~, on
establishment of building line on
Fairfield avenue, King street. Balm
forth street and Growers avenue, and
establishing grades on Rocton ave-
nue. and Charles street.
Ordering hearings on May Is on
setting back trolley poles on State
lines on Gregory street, layout Of
Growers avenue and Balmforth street,
and widening Of Fairfield avenue, or
dering hearings on relocation Of
tracks on Congress street and per-
manent pavement for this street, per-
disc, 81 Steuben street.
From committee on claims, accept
ing report of tax collector on abate-
ment of certain taxes on certificates
of error, granting petitions for abate-
ment of taxes of Mrs. NJ. K. Fitzger.
aid, Samuel Bernstein, j. w. CAM,
abating interest and expenses proyid-
ed the principal was paid within 80
days, granting attachments to J. M.
Blackman, A. Shelinsky. Mrs. Mar
garet Morrissey, A. Koplansky, Ame-
liza Lipshftz, G. A. Benwell and David
O'Rourke, and giving David Slovat-
sky and John Lipovsky leave to with-
draw.
From the board of appraisal Of
benefits and damages, second appear
Congress street widening, establish
ment of building line on Maiden lane.
extension of Seaside park and the
layout of Huntington road. All Of
which reports were accepted and the
assessments confirmed.
New Electric Lights.
From the committees on lamps rec
ommending new electric street lights
as follows: Railroad avenue, near
Billiard Machine Tool Co., Myrtle
and Howard avenue, Wordin avenue
and Lesko court, Iranistan avenue
and Cottage street. Railroad avenue
between Wordin avenue and Norman
street, Howard avenue, between
Maplewood and Fairfield avenues,
Main street, High street between
Main and Washington avenue, River
and Evergreen streets, Whitney ave-
nue. anG Charles street, Livingstone
place and Noble avenue, Boston ave-
nue. and Huntington road, Church
and Hallett streets, Barnum avenue
and Helen street Elias street, be-
tween Howe and Nichols streets.
Hough avenue and Cedar street.
Goodwin and Hallett streets, Seaview
avenue opposite 1888, and Connecti-
cut and Carroll avenues. This report
was accepted and the recommends
lions ordered adopted.
Resolutions.
BY Alderman Jackson, that prop
erty owners on southeast corner Of
Pacific street and North avenue be
ordered to lay sidewalks.
By Alderman Walker, that the city
engineer be ordered to furnish the
Connecticut Railway and Lighting
Co. with the proper grade for State
street west of Park avenue.
By Alderman Clarity, that prop
erty owners at Railroad and Park
avenues be ordered to lay sidewalk
there before May Is, or the director
of public works be instructed to do |
this work and charge it up to them I,
BY Alderm.-I- Voos for a gaslight
on Merriam street.
By Alderman Walker. ordering the
crosswalk in front of the school
house between State street and Fair |
field avenue be repaired.
The first hearing was that in regard
to establishing a grade on North ave-
nue. east to Island Brook avenue |
Alderman Voos spoke briefly in ia
vor of this for a taxpayer who could !
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