New Britain herald., 1914-08-20
Special City Meeting WiH
 Be Called Tuesday Epening
Common Council Favors Additional Appropriation of $22,OOO for Street Work to Provide Employment
 for Unemployed. f:

purchase a New York safe for the tax collectors office. The cost is $500. Claim Is Allowed.
 l. On recommendation of the claims committee Margaret Sheldon will receive $150 damages for injuries re- ceived when she fell on the icy side
 walk on March 22. Paul Zehler, who
 asked $5 damages for injuries to his auto when a spring was broken from a bump on a poor road, was given l leave to withdraw. Taxes Are Abated.
 Tax abatements of $S291 on the Children's Home property and of $78.73 on the property Hart street rented by the home were granted.
 Recommendations Received Recomm enda ations by the board of public works were received as follows: That they be instructed to hold hearings on sewer in Ellis street from Stanley street to Rocky Hill avenue, that "A foot building lines be ordered on the west side of Grove Hill from West Main street to Lake street and on the east side to the south property line of Rose Finne- gan, that building lines be established on both sides of Ellis street from Main street to Maple street five feet
 back from the street line; that the
 petition for building lines on Tre-
 mont street from North street to La-
 salle street be given leave to with
 draw owing to the strong opposition
 registered; that property owners on
 the west side of Burritt street from
 Broad street to the gate Of the Sacred
 Heart cemetery be ordered to lay
 flag or concrete walks on or before June 1, 1915; that the sewer in Farm
 ington avenue be extended from the
 terminus to Allen street, the esti- mated cost being $3,000; that Smalley street be sprfnkled about 175 feet east from Wilson street; that Elios
 Wohl be given permission to connect property on the north side of Milk street with sewer in Lawlor street at a price to be fixed by the board of compensation and assessment; that water main be ordered extended in Carlton street 400 feet northerly to Francis street provided the usual bond is filed; that water main be ex- tended in Kensington avenue from the present terminus to the town line provided the usual bond is filed; that M. Schupack be given permission to remove a tree standing in driveway of property on Hart street near flaw kins street; that a sanitary sewer be built in Stanley street from Henry to Ellis street, the cost being estimated at $500; that a sanitary sewer be built in Ellis street from Stanley Sf tn of $2.800; that the Hart Real Estate ; company be given permission to cut down tree on the north side of Cor bin avenue at the entrance to Trum- bull street; that the board has taken care of the petition of J. A. Andrews ct al for repair of crosswalk over Rocky Hill avenue; Charles Mccarthy for light at 1908 Stanley street, G. H. Shine ct al for sewer in cemetery Lane, resolution for removal of wa terlng trough at the junction of Beaver and Washington streets, and the petition of John Hanna estate for a lire hydrant in Booth alley and of August klambt ct al for a light on columbia street at Griswold street: that property owners be ordered to repair defective sidewalks on or be- fore September 15, and if it is not done the board be authorized to do so at the property owners expense. Adopted
 The committee on ordinances recommended that no further action be taken on the resolution to provide a space of one-half an inch between flags in laying flag walks, as it is already covered in the ordinances Adopted. The same committee recommended the creation of the offices of assistant sanitary inspector and clerk of the public health de- partment needs no further action by this committee, but they recommend that the matter of fixing of salaries be referred to the salary committee. Adopted.
 Invited to Town Home.
 The board of charity commissioners invited the council to visit the town venient Accepted
 On report of the water board their monthly bills were approved.
 A resolution was presented that the be instructed to draw his order for $21 on the city treasurer in favor of the registrars to be used for payment of deputy registrars for preparing the August caucus list, the amount to be taken from the inciden- tai fund; adopted.
 Park Ext. Damages Paid.
 The resolution was adopted which 1