The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-08-08
placed on Poplar street.

| placed on Poplar street.
 Connecticut Go. for permission to extend power house over building line | on Seaview avenue.
 From Zalmon Goodsell, protesting | against acceptance of plan for sewer for Brooklawn district according to | the Herring plan.
 From City Attorney Thomas M. Gull linan, reSubmltting his former com munication regarding the suit against l the Crane Valve company and advis- | ing the settlement of the suit brought by James Wheeler growing out of ] the widening of Main street, for $425. By Alderman Jackson, for an elec- tric light at Laurel and Hazelwood avenues.
 By Alderman Garrity, for electric light at Cottage place and Broad street.
 By Alderman Brady, for appoint ment of committee of three on voting machines for coming election. By Alderman Moran, for cross walk at Rosedale and Olive streets. By Alderman Moran, calling upon
 the city attorney to devise means for
 abating a nuisance on Wheeler ave-
 nue.
 By Alderman Paddock, that the
 outlet of a sewer on Seaview avenue
 near the power house be repaired.
 Director of public works, that Toole and Sunderlin were entitled to fur
 ther payment of $1.200 for work on lenders.
 From the same, that contract foe
 repairing bridge-tender's house called for $650 with only $500 appropriated.
 From charities department, $500 for outside poor for August and $500
 for September.
 From committee on claims granting
 petitions of Gaetano Velotti, Martin @1< Go !, Ilav
 Emma A. Smith, M. Mcdonald, J. Marx, J. c. Miller, Charles Mccarthy, J. Shanahan and $. E. Swanson, Pe- quonnock Foundry Co. on condition they pay certain sum within 50 days; Nellie F. Teller ct als; F. J. Hinderer, returning excess of taxes; Gabriel Papp, readjusting taxes.
 From committee on lamps recom- mending a number of new electric lights.
 Sewer committee, resembling action in constructing sewers in Beechmont avenue, and Charles street and favor ing building sewers on Charles street, Gem and Parrott avenues, as we'll as sundry sewer wells.
 Paving and sewer commission. that w. H. Arthur be paid $4,5OO on ac- count and that sewers had been built on North and Tart avenues, Atlantic, Waterman, Putnam and State streets.
 FTOIn the that they had held 31 meetings during the past quarter, had granted 344 per mits aggregating $SS4,094 in value and had received SLIGO.
 Following are the names of those petitioning for an abatement of three mills on the tax of 1910 levied on property in the first district:
 L. " E. Haefele, $9; Ida l.. Croft, S1.3o; R. J. Drew, s14.40; William Seltsam, s9; G. A. Olson, $9.50; H. W. Croft, $9.70; Caroline Clarkson, $26.10; Julia Clarkson ct al, $1O.6S; H. Armstrong. s4.5o; Elbe Damn, ty, -; A. Gilman, $1s1.9s; F. B. Shaw. ss9; Bertha A. Reyes, $7.20; K. T. Boyden, $25.O5; Peter Dave, s13.5O; F. M. Goodsell, s33.9O; David Burroughs, $15; Thomas Griffin, $12.60; Agnes L. Smith, $S; W. H. payiason eststa Mal% s7S9 a Anna smfth. J. Hull sloa Wells. -; Jane Carr. s2s.5o; Caro- line Penield, ST; c. H. Gilman, s17.7O; F. J. Saur. -; G. Buccolo,
 =; c. Wade, s5.70; Lilly Moll ct als, Joseph Stoehr, $26; J. P. Dorey. ss;45: A: L; Laborde. s2; J; B. Gaul, Stafford, $14.40; James Hoyt, $9.37; Viola Gould, s16.5o; E. P. Hill, $14.70; A. L. Nettleton, -; J. F. Bartram ct als, $15.99; Mary B. B. Woodruff ct als, SAT; B. M. Thomp- son. ss.so: E; A: Hill, s11.25; z: A. s2.7o; John Abromat..r, s7.2o; Jacob Metzger, $7.95; c. Scammon, S33.40; | J. /waser. $40; Carrie Butler, $9.s0; John Blazy, s9.so; G. W. Sherwood. Drew. s2o.7o; L. Knowlton, s4.5o; Rose E. Kirk, $6; L. F. Patrick, s750; c. V. Burlington, $24.22; J. J. Beck with, s10.05; E. H. Mott, s10.S0; Will liam Whalen, s9; G. F. Fox, $11.10; W. s. Chld, s10.5O; c. w. Tator. Ss.3o; M; M Williams, SC; Mrs M; improvement association, c. L. Beach ct als. s8s.35; L. L. c. Wiles, s7.65; ". E. Mills, s7.2Os c. w. Nash, $56.sO; C. G. Schaizel, s6.9O; F. E. Powell, | s4.20; E. A. Abbott, $5.4O; s. B. Lon deneg. $l2:ss: :i F. 2, P Po Williams. Ihan s7ss; $6; c. W. Beach, $11.15; V. J. Gould, | $16.50; G. and E. Seltsa,u, s16.5O; J. H. Keenan, $15; G. Campbell, s4.50; | A. J. Flackbart, $5.40; W. $. Gorham, $5.40; c. H. Allen, $11.10; $. T. Cronk l 50 cents A, H. H. r fn Bnnse, s' ss.So S E J. i Berg lund, SIP; T. Eileland, $7.20; F. E. | Sherman, s15.24; H. C. Raymond, $10.35; B. Howley, $6; W. H. Brady, | S6; G. H. Griffin ct al, $11.7S; F. A. | Anton, $19.5S; c. w. Deane, $3s.1o; 1 J. c. Chamberlain ct als, S28.95; R. | M. Sprague, $345; C.. L. French. | S11.36; s. B. Sterling, $16.32; H. E. Willmore, Sr., $10.50; M. A. Gelson, | $8.10; Paul Svihra, s9.15; Michael | Svihra, $6.90; John Stollman, $6.60; | D. P. Abbott, $9.42; Carrie Schlei. | s19.40; c. Rupp. s3.s9; Nj. E. Glines, s7.20.
 SAVED FROM DROWNING