The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1913-07-08

ed to read real estate or surety bond."
 When it was learned that Alderman John F. Lyddy. had been to Baltimore to see if the American Lighting com pany would not take steps to carry out orders to remove certain of it's lights around the city, and had received no satisfaction from the company. and that there has been trouble about the lights for more than three months it was voted that the city attorney be instructed to start legal proceedings against the company
 Among the more important matters of routine business which, came before the council last night were the follow ing:
 PETITIONS
 Referred to streets and sidewalks committee:
 E. M Jennings ct al, for construc- tion of permanent pavement on Wash ington avenue, from Park avenue to discontinuance of that port ton of An son street, from HawIey avenue to Hunting street; Singer Mfg. Co.,, per mission to move street bridge at pres ent standing across Pembroke street to point about 100 feet south of its present location; Connecticut O., per mission ito make a connection between its North avenue tracks and the tracks of the Berkshire division; Leopold Wiese, grading of Hastings avenue from Rockland to Coggswen street; City Savings bank restoration of re- Bank streets; Karl zepp, establish ment Of grade on Marion street
 RESOLUTIONS By Alderman F. J. UmstaAter, that the Connecticut Co. be instructed to use condensers on their generators at the power station; that the Connecti- cut Go. be ordered to take the nece8- sary steps towards preventing cinders etc, from flying from their power sta ton at Seaview avenue
 By Alderman Paul L. Miller. That. the ordinance committee be requested to draft and submit an ordinance re- strfctfng or prohibiting the use of headlights or searchlig11ts on automo- piles within the center of the city.
 By Aldermen John B. Callahan, that the director of, public works remove the instructions in Cherry street. west of Hancock avenue, as the same is menace to the many children in the neighborhood and a detrirnent to traf- fic in said street
 By Alderman William T. Moran, that in the interim of the enactment of an ordinance regulating blasting within the city limits of Bridgeport, the di- rector Of public works be given the power to grant temporary licenses to blast to such persons as may apply, providing such persons furnish a sur ety or real estate bond in the sum of $5,Oo0 indennifying the city against any loss, said bond to be satisfactory to the director of public works
 REPORTS.
 By committee on streets and side walks:
 Ordering a hearing on the petition of the Connecticut company for track connection with the, Berkshire diyis- ion of railroad company ;orderine per pavement and permanent inn provements on Fairfield avenue from the viaduct to Fairfield town line; or dering hearing de petition of Con necticut company for permission to reloeate its tracks on Park avenue from State to South avenue; ordering permanent paving of Courtland street from State street to Fairfield ave- nue and permanent improvements; granting permission to T. Broderick to extend four feet over building line on Center street.
 That a biturninous nacadam pave lnent be laid on. Brooklawn avenue, from North avenue northerly to the town line; ordering perman- ent pavement and permanent improve ments on certain portions of Atlantic, Kiefer streets, and Singer and BrookIawn avenues; permitting Connecticut company to lay tracks, etc., in Sterling, Noble, and Crescent