The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-06-03
Much Routine Work
 For City Fathers

The usual batch Of petitions, reports, and resolutions of routine nature came before the meeting of the Com mon. Council last evening among the more important of them being the fol- lowing:
 Petitions,
 Referred to the committee on sewers,
 I. J. Goldman, ct a1-, for a sewer in Wells street from Charles street to the end of the present sewer in Wells street.
 Referred to the committee on ordi- nances:
 Zalmon GoodselI for the enactment of an ordinance for the prevention of the taking of turf, sand or gravel from city; also for the enactment of a clause providing a proper penalty for any violation Of said ordinance.
 Referred to the committee on streets and sidewalks:
 Michael B. Kiely for the change of the grade on the west side of Peqon- nook street between rA1aplewood and Park avenues; Gertrude s. Terry for the esta b1ishment of a grade on Keel CT avenue from Main street westerly to Wayne street; Charles Gregory for the change of the curb line on Chalm- CTS avenue ito a, width of feet the same being at present 12 feet.
 Among the reports which were adopted at last nights meeting were the following:
 be paid to Mrs. Ida ParmIy for land damages which were awarded in con nection with the construction Of the Dewey street trunk sewer.
 City engineer-That the house num- bers on Connecticut avenue between seaview avenue and Baldwin street be changed; reports on the grades on Bronx avenue, Patterson street, Hub bell < street. Siemon street, Bryant street, Chester street and Cornwall street.
 Report of the committee on ordd- nances ordering a hearing relative to the using of Cannon street as a one way street.
 Special committee on layout of build ing line. on Sheridan street; the layout of Bronx avenue; the layout of Boston avenue from East Main to seaview avenue.
 Committee on, sewers for the con- struction of a relief. sewer in Golden Hill street; for the construction of a sewer in Stratford avenue from Radel street to Bishop avenue; for the pur- chase by the city of the sewer in Jet land place.
 The report Of the city engineer and city attorney in regard to the grant ing to the New Haven road of cer- tain rights in parcels of land along the right of way of the railroad, which rights are needed for the electriica- | ton work, was referred to the com mittee on streets and sidewalks. The Council accepted the report of the board of appraisal on the discon- | tinuance of Hewitt street, discontinu- ance of Logan street; discontinuance Of building line south side of Colum- bia street; report of the committee 1 on streets and sidewalks granting per- mission to Joshua Meltzer to extend over building line on the south side of North avenue; ordering a hearing l in regard to the permanent paving of certain portions of Park avenue, John street, Clinton avenue Pembroke street, Noble avenue and East Main street; gprinkling with oil or water certain portions Of Garden street. Haze1wood avenue, Pacific street and Butler avenue; grading of Ridgewood and Beechrnont avenues; for the ac- ceptance of Hubbe11 street. Sfemon street, Patterson street and the lay out of Bryant street; and the reports of the committee on claims granting James A. McGuinness damages of s2oO for injuries received; and grant ing Jane Fuller $10O in settlement for damages received
 Among the most important resolu-