The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-08-05
Council Wants Another Estimate On Section Between John
 And Bank Streets
Many Routine Matters CunsId- cred At Last Nights Ses-
 sion Of Common
 Council

 The Common Council last night on l motion of Alderman Miller voted to ask the Board of Appraisal of Bene- fits and Damages for a new report on the amount of money the city will have to pay the merchants who must a Isew building line on Main street be- tween John and Bank streets. The special council committee on the matter reported in favor of hay ing the city establish a. municipal ice plant with a capacity of not less than 1G0E tons daily at the city yard in Housatonfc' avenue and also a cold storage plant with capacity of 300,- GOO cubic feet. The matter was plac- ed in cold, storage, however, when Mayor Wilson decided it should be referred to the city attorney for an go ain the matter.
 For protection at the City Wharf at the foot of Wall street it was or- dered that a new Tungsten electric lamp be placed there at once. The Committee on Lamps was given pow sF fg. to act on the matter immediate E Routine matters which came up before the Common Council last night were:
 RESOLUTIONS INTRODUCED.
 By Alderman steigler-That. per
 
 lowing streets: Noble avenue from East Washington to Crescent avenue; Crescent avenue and Sterling street. aETm 69 tR new t9sa9 bridge. Referred to streets and sidewalks committee.
 By Alderman Steigler-That Helen street, from Maple street to Arctic street, be sprinkled with oil or water. Referred to streets and sidewalks
 By Alderman Umstatter-ReIattve to the ownership of the property south of Crescent avenue at the head of Yellow Mill pond. Referred to city attorney.
 By Alderman c1ancy-rhat Alder man Walker be appointed chairman of the 1committee on finance. to sue signed
 By paving and sewer commission Relative to the completion of tF1e tween Main street and Park avenue, at. cost of $21,722.67, not including cost of headers, or other extra labor company failed to perform it's portion of the work ate the same time city performed it's
 By paving and sewer commission Relative to the completion Of pave ment on Park avenue, between Fair. field avenue and State street, at cost of $4,O77.12. sidewalks.
 PETITIONS PRESENTED.
 By Lee P. Dean. per Mrs. J. H. Tayior-For permission to extend eeight feet over the building line on Lhe north side of lMapIewood avenue. between Park and Iranistan avenues. Referred to committee on streets and
 By Amelia B. Curtis. per w. D. bituminous macadam from North avenue noFtherly to Dixon avenue, on Park avenue. Referred to commit tee on streets and sidewalks
 rTY RR1a orirv (N<17ar aST7s, establishment of a grade on Atwater street, from Norman street to Park avenue. Referred to committee on streets and sidewalks.
 By James B. Beach, ct al-Con- corning change of sidewalk line on Park avenue. between Chalmers ave- to preserve a row of trees, provided a sidewalk is laid. Referred to com mittee on streets and sidewalks
 By George H. Loth, ct al-Concern- ing stabIishment of a 1o-foot build ing line on Charles avenue, from Main street to Whitney avenue Re- ferred to co1emittee on streets and
 By Edna Grippin Morris. per E. G. Southey, agent-For permission to construct a private sewer in Linden Park place. southerly distance of about 200 feet, all expense herewith to be borne by the petitioner. Re fer1 ed to committee on sewers.
 By J. A. Kingman, ct al-Concern- ing construction of sewer ordered in Uncowa hi1l- Referred to com mfttee on sewers
 By Joseph Lebav1ch-Concernin return of $1.92. paid for the street sprinkling assessment on the list of 1912, in the name of Jacob Gebber, for the sprink1ing of Rennen street Referred to committee on claims.
 By George A. Mallett-For the re- turn of $4.0o paid for the personal tax on the lists of 1911 and 1912, in the name of the petitioner Refer red to committee on claims.
 By Samuel Dawe-Concerning abatement of taxes and street sprink- ling assessment on the list of 1912, in the name of Mary E. Hall, on property situated on Kossuth street. Referred to committee on claims
 By Margaret SearS-Concerning abatement of taxes on list of 1912. in the name of the petitioner, on prop erty situated on Knowlton street Re ferred to committee claims.
 By Maurice J. Greenstein. per At reim bursement of $50 for damages sustained on July Is to automobile. caused by a defect in the highway on Pine street, between Hancock and Bostwick avenues. Referred to com
 By Paul Goldberg, per Attorneys Lavery and nkleston-Concernfng abatement of interest and expense on unpaid taxes on the list of 1903. in the name of Louis and David Gold berg, on the list of 1909, in the name of Louis Goldberg, ct al; and on the lists of 1910 and 1912. in the name of Paul Goldberg. Referred to com mittee on claims.
 of S23.oO, paid in excess for taxes on the list of 1912, in the name of the petitioner. Referred to committee on claiLns- D1 <x.--.