The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-05-23
Routine Business
 Before Aldermen

 Routine matters such as petitions reports, communications and the like coming before the common council al | its adjourned meeting last night were as follows:
 Petitions. G. w. Rowe, abatement of 1911 personal tax Windsor Farist, to erect frame ad- dition, west side, East Main street. John Suhanovsky, to blast stone on Berkshire avenue, between Pembroke and Orchard streets. Farist Steel Co.,, to erect frame barn, west side East Main street. F. H. Beckwith, recommending amendments to new building code J. E. Derrick, for abatement of 1910 tax.
 Henry Swan, for permission to blast out cellar on Noble avenue. Mrs. E. D. Reyes ct als, for electric light at Wayne and Savoy streets; the same for gas or gasoline light at 168 Savoy street. E. w. Hurlock, for sewer on North avenue.
 H. J. Clampett, for permission to build fence to the curb on Wall street side of Connecticut National bank. Mrs. Julia Boynton, for abatement of 1910 taxes. M. Hirsch, for curb, gutters and sidewalks on Butler avenue between Fairfield avenue and State street. That Williston street to Seaview avenue and Bunnell street to Cres- cent avenue be sprinkled.
 By City Sheriffs c. B. Mara, J. F. Beck and Max Cohen for $500 to re- imburse them for services and ex- penses in connection with the inves-. tigation of the city engineers office:
 nH tct, n& sa1 al light on Boston avenue midway be- tween the Pequonnock river and Noble avenue.
 Ellen Kennedy for correction of taxes for 1910.
 J. B. Herbert for permission to edect shed on Yellow Mill park for sale of candy and cigars.
 B. Liebscher for permission to erect frame shed at 13S2-13S4 Main street.
 Thomas Langdon for abatement of 1905, 1906, 1907, 1908, 1909 and 1910 tax lists.
 John H. Cassidy for abatement of
 Mrs. w. D. Smith for abatement of taxes for 1910.
 E.. B. Smith and others asking for an ordinance preventing the smoke nuisance from automobiles, providing for a fine of $50. or a 30 days sen tence in jail, or both.
 
 From the board of appraisal of benefits and damages, a layout of Bennett street.
 From the streets and sidewalks committee: Recommending a trolley route to Seaside park by way of South avenue from Park to Iranistan, to Atlantic street extension to the park.
 Giving permission to the Connecti- cut Co., to relocate it's tracks on Fair field avenue upon the same centers as at present.
 Permitting the Connecticut Go. to relocate it's tracks on Congress street on the same centers as at present.
 Ordering a hearing on the petition of the Connecticut Co. to relocate Its tracks on Park avenue.
 Recommending change of grade on State street from Seeley street to Norman street.
 Ordering setting back of curb at Washington avenue and Pequonnock street.
 Granting leave to withdraw to G. E. Crawford ct als, on petition for widening of Fairfield avenue.
 Ordering stablishment of a six-foot building line on both sides of Fair field avenue between Courtland street and Park avenue.
 Esta blishing a building line on King street.
 Ordering establishment of a grade on Rockton avenue and Charles street.
 Granting permission to Lougio Foglia to move frame building at 71 Reilly street.
 Granting permission for A. V. Des- marais to erect electric street sign.
 Granting permission to Messrs. Swan, Vitale and Suhanovsky to use
 
 From the committee on fire depart ment: Granting petition of Farist Steel Co. to erect frame barn on west side East Main street.
 Granting permission to Windsor Farist to erect frame shed on west side East Main street.
 Granting permission to M. Lucciano to erect frame building at 155 Willard street.
 From the committee on fire de- partment, granting permission to B. Liebscher to erect a frame shed at 1382-13S4 Main street. From the ordinance committee, in- | creasing the number of doormen ln l the police department from five to six and raising the salary of the su- perintendent, $400.
 Communications. From the Crane Valve Co.,, relative 1 to the proposed trolley extension to l Seaside park. From the National Association of l and Auditing Officers, l relative to it's annual convention at | D. C., on June 8, 9 and | 10.
 Resolutions.
 By Alderman King, amending the | ordinances relative to the election of | aldermen to fill vacancies due to death or resignation providing that 1t be done by primary vote in the dis trict of the party by whom the 1n- cumb bent was elected.
 By Alderman King, ordering own CTS of the Peerless garage to put sidewalks in front of the same on Cannon street and Fairfield avenue in a safe condition within IS days.
 By Alderman King, calling for report from the special committee on the layout of Blackstone street by the next meeting.
 By Alderman Clampett, to the ef- feet that the director of public works be required to build cross walks at Eairview avenue and on Main street m front of the home of Former May pr F. E. Clarke by Nov. 1 as MT. Clarke had agreed to furnish the ce- ment and stone for the same.
 By Alderman Paddock, requiring the owners of 2822S4 Newfield ave- 1ue to repair sidewalks in front of his property by June 15.
 By Alderman Meyer, appropriating $500 of the unappropriated revenues for repairing the bridge tenders