The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1911-06-06
ROUTINE MATTERS
 BEFORE ALDERMEN

At its meeting last evening the Eommon Council received large plumber of reports, petitions and communications. as follows:
 Petitions.
 J. C. zeiter. for board sign AS &tratford avenue.
 Joseph Simon, to display merchan- bdise at 61 Steuben street. | New England dentists, for electric bEign, 1042 Main street.
 | Thomas Arnold ct als, for sprink- Hing of Park terrace
 Antonio Dunin, to fire dynamite in Fblasting rocks.
 Thomas Arrold ct als, for sewer in tParrott avenue.
 s. C. Shaw, attorney for s. S. Sam dord estate, for city to purchase priv Fate sewer In Vine street. Mary A. Futile, J. A. Eaton, Mrs. EJulia B. Rega, Mrs. NJ. Hannonsky. HIichael Novak, Rosina D'Aulisa, FNIichael Quaka. John c. Fowler, Sid kney W. Smith, Sam Datello, Daniel kDelia, Mrs. Maria A. Zimmerman, Soseph Berger, Robert Meehan, Wal tter R. Hartman, Malachi Farrell, F. kJ. Hinderer, Carlos M. Curtis, for pabatement of taxes, etc. | William Root, Nicholas F. Neary, heonard Manz. Henry Stephens, J. J. fHearn, Samuel c. Bond, Joseph Col Eins. Martin J. Falvey. David c. Mac Kay, J. W. Dickerson, John Sivak, G. HI Bousquet, William J. Cudney, Ro- tbert Meehan, Henry Stephens, J. J. tHearn. John Mclaughlin and Vito EBenedetto, for abatement of personal Faxes.
 Mrs. Edward Mora, for discontinu lance of sprinkling of Porter street. Thomas Arnold ct als, fo.. sprinkling tof Hough avenue from Sherman to ESichols street.
 Edwin Smith for permission to sell gunpowder at 95 Wall street: [ Connecticut Co to relocate tracks on Fairfield and Noble avenues.
 w. T. Mullins ct als, for layout of EBronx avenue.
 J. H. Judge to blast stone, Berkshire avenue and Orchard street. Reports.
 From the board of appraisal of Ebenefits and damages, the layout of Bennett street.
 From the committee on streets and Hidewalks, ordering hearings, June 19, bon petitions of the Connecticut Co. for Eelocations of tracks on Fairfield ave- hue from Clinton avenue to viaduct, on ENoble avenue, from East Washington Rvenue to Barnum avenue; layout of EBronx avenue; establishing a grade on qTox street and a building line on Frank street; ordering repairs of Erosswalks on Colorado avenue and at kStratford avenue and Kossuth street; ordering curb, gutters and sidewalks for Wilson street; granting petition of Dohn H. Judge; requesting an opinion from the city attorney regarding the right of the council to order the trol- pey company to use iron poles; recom- rnending trolley extension via South Rvenue from Main street to end of tSouth avenue; recommending leave to withdraw to Mrs. Edward Mora; grant fng Connecticut Co. relocation of tracks on Park avenue; granting leave fo Mrs. Anna M. Schubert to extend Fpver Arch street building line; order Eng discontinuance of sprinkling of Pembroke street between Pearl street end Boston avenue; ordering repairs on Fongress street near plant of United Illuminating Co.,; ordering layout for Frovers avenue and Balmforth street and establishing building lines on the eame; recommending name of Hunt sngton avenue for Huntington road; Fordering hearings on esta blishing Igrades of Clark street, Edgewood EPlace, Goddard avenue, Asylum and Eaton streets
 From the committee on sewers. or Fering hearings for June 19 on sewer Tor Parrott avenue and the purchase of 8rlyate sewer on Vine street; ordering purchase of sewer on Wells street; or dering construction of sewers on North avenue, Atlantic and Charles streets .and Beechmont avenue. | From the committee on printing awarding contract for printing Munich ,pal register to the Standard associa- fiOn.
 From the committee on ways and rneans, appropriating $500 for pay of icity sheriffs for McKenna investigation iand s250 to the stenographer for the same.
 From the paving and sewer commis- sion. reporting construction of sew iers in Putnam street, Bishop and Mill Hill avenues and the cost of the same
 From the department of public Fworks, recommending the payment of Ss2.o00 to Toole and Sunderlin for building new fender for lower bridge
 From the town clerk reporting ,S 1900 balance on hand from hunters licenses issued during March.
 Resolutions.
 Alderman Timko, for a sewer in Belmont avenue.
 Alderman Timko, to have Fox street graded.
 Alderman Brady, for electric light ct Lindley and HdvaSin@ streets snd gas lamp on ~-~eicr 1-enue.
 Alderman Lavery, providing for emitting adjourned meetings in July and August
 Alderman Jackson, calling upon the city attorney to force a speedy trial of the cases growing out of the con-