The Bridgeport evening farmer. [volume] (Bridgeport, Conn.) 1866-1917, 1912-04-02
COMMON COUNCIL
RECEIVESPETITI0NS
AND MANY REPORTS

Following are the routine matters
such as petitions. reports. communi-
cations and resolutions that we're pre-
scented at last nights meeting of the
common council:
Petitions.
F. w. Hall, for reimbursement for
serving as treasurer of the Police and
Firemen's Relief funds, $50 a year
for each being asked.
J. Cummings, for reimbursement to
the extent of 5000 for injuries from
4 fall at Arctic and Helen streets.
Giuseppe Perna, 1. w. Robinson,
John Rogers and John Falvey, tor
abatement of personal taxes.
Marcus Hirsch, for return of $37.s4
paid through error. and the abate-
ment of taxes on list of 1910.
Philip Phillips, for abatement Of
taxes for 1907, 1908 and 1910.
c. r. Hall, trustee. for abatement
of taxes for 1910 on property of H. E.
and F. D. Bailey.
James Mooney, for abatement of 10
per cent. penalty.
L. Weiss for abatement of one
third taxes for 1911.
Mary L. Hitchcock. for layout and
Grant street to Barnum avenue.
Antoine Cuccaro ct ais, for grading
of Suburban avenue.
The Burns Co., for permission to
use dynamite in blasting.
John Franchi ct ais, for curb, gut
ter and sidewalks on Alice street.
A c. Doherr, for the same as the
above.
Luigi Napolitano. for PERMISSION to
erect frame house at 207 North Wash
ington avenue.
Adolf Kergling, for permission to
erect garage on Connecticut avenue.
City Savings bank, for permission to
stretch temporary banner across John
street
Antonio verderone, for permission
TO blast rock at East Main and York
streets and Pembroke and Putnam
streets.
Reports.
Board of appraisal of benefits and
amages,-Correcting assessment for
Ellsworth street sewer, correcting as
Sessment for State street paving, west
from Park avenue; assessing benefits
and damages for a siX-foot building
line on Fairfield avenue from Court
land street to Park avenue; laying as
sessments for Hansen avenue sewer.
and also for sewer at Park avenue and
Merchant street.
Streets and sidewalks committed
Adopting French street grade; adopt
ing grade for Glenwood avenue; order
ing hearings on April Is, on curb,
cutters, etc. at Park and North ave-
nues: esta blishing grades on sundry
streets; ordering sundary streets to be
Inacadamized, and grading to be done
on other streets; ordering perman-
ent pavement laid on Barnum avenue
easterly from Seaview avenue, layout
of Englewood avenue: readjustment of
street lines on Putnam street; prepara-
ton of plans and completion of Glen.
wood avenue retaining wall; ordering
hearing for April Is on widening
Fairfield avenue and paving Elm street
from Broad to Harrison street; order
ing hearing on April Is on new lay
out for Stratford avenue. between the
bridge and the viaduct; the discontin-
uance of present grade for Dewey
street and the adoption of a new one;
acceptance of land at Dewey street
and Brooklawn avenue; petition of
Eddy-Sherwood Carriage Co. to build
over the building line on Colorado
avenue; ordering the preparation of
a profile map of the grade of West
field avenue. and curbs, gutter and
sidewalks for North Washington ave-
nue.
Committee on SewerS.-Ordering
bearings on April Is on storm water
sewer for Barnum avenue, reconstruct
ing the John street sewer between
Broad and CORTLAND streets, re-
constructing sewer in Rose street, re-
nue. from Clinton avenue westerly to
viaduct. and ordering purchase OF
charles street sewer.
Committee on misunderstanding Pc
tition of Joseph Smith for the return
OF SIS. attachments of Harry Marston
and p. d. Lyons estate, Rose A. Seeley
and Margaret Secrecy, petitions of Con-
gregation B Nail Israle, Robert Web
er, Mrs. B. Fitzgerald, and Maria L.
Romano; granting Peter Lynch return
OF So, abatement OF sundry personal
taxes and giving Patrick Kelley leave