New Britain herald., 1915-01-21

aims trolley system u Was letoiA- mended that the committee take up the proposition with the public utili- ties commission on the grounds that the extension of trolley lines is 1 public necessity. It was adopted. Cost of Laying Sewers. Reports on the completion of sew CTS were received from the board of public works. The sanitary sewer in Brook street from South Main street westerly 275 feet and a storm water drain 283 fet to cost s761.95. The sanitary sewer in Sunrise avenue from Market to Wilbur street, a distance of PIT feet to cost $25S.S3. The sani- tary sewer in Pennington avenue from No. 26 to Allen street, a distance of 1.224 feet, and storm water drain a distance of 1,216 feet to cost S2,- 797.95. The storm water drain on Chestnut street from the manhole east of the railroad westerly a dis tance of 201 feet to cost S204.44. The sanitary sewer in Willard street from Cha pman street westerly, a distance of 43S feet and a storm water drain 430 feet long, to cost $142.l9. The
 sanitary sewer in Howard street from
 Wilbur street westerly, distance of
 5o1 feet to cost S997.6o. The san1-
 tary sewer in Wilbur street from
 Sunrise avenue to Howard street,
 distance of 33t feet to cost $223.G3.
 Compensation and Assessment.
 The board of compensation and as
 sessment made the following reports:
 change of grade of Whiting street
 from oSurh Main street to railroad.
 benefits, $34a.2t: damages, same;
 street. grade and building lines on
 Market street from Jubilee street to
 Nevington avenue. benefits. $294GO;
 damages, same; building lines on Chestnut street from land of Rogers Sash and Door company to Stanley street. benefits s367.S2, damages, same: sewers in Beatty street from
 Beaver to Sexton street, benefits ST. 373.1O: damages, none; Y. W. C. A., for permission to connect property on
 Iungerford Court with sewer in Glen street, benefits S115: William F. Hine, for permission to connect property on Florence street with sewer in East street, benefits $50.
 Abatement of Taxes.
 The mayor and board of aldermen recommended the abatement of the following taxes: l.. c. Baker, s5.S6; Connecticut Contra cting company, l S79.o6: Oscar w. Anderson, s1.S4; E. 1 o. Kilbourne. s5.50; Carl A. Mears, 1 S3.6s; B. Bagdigian. s2.59; Joseph l Bosco St Co.,, s14.74; Bromberg & NiedzWtesk, s3.35; George M. Dins- 1 more, $9.21; Peter Fildarzyk and l Reudolph Feutl. s46.O6; Thomas c. 1 French. s9.21; Gitlin & zeltzer Co.,, 1 $5.53; Ralph r. Knight. $5.53; Max Radon, $16.75; total, $20S.91.
 Through w. F. Mangan, her attor ney, Mrs. Martin Murphy served mo- tice on the city of having sustained injury for a fall and suggested that the matter be referred to the com tion counsel.
 The famous Grove Hill building | line matter was brought into the Iimelight again by recommendation from the board of public works. It was recommended that the matter be considered again and referred back l to the board as in the original lay out street and building lines were adopted while in the last report only l building lines were adopted
 Councilman Landers moved that 1 the report of the charter revision com mittee be considered at a spe- cial meeting of the council. This was adopted.
 Councilman Riley offered a reso- lution that catch basin be installed in La Sale street near McClintock road.
 Petitions Received.
 The following petitions were re- ceived and referred to their proper boards or committees:
 Louis J. Muller ct al., for stone 1 crossWalk on the west side of Lin coin street from the east end of liar rison street; T. E. Reeks, superin- tendent of the board of health, that the sanitary sewer on Grand street be extended from it's present termi- nation at Griswold street to a point 50 feet west so as to connect 112 Grand street; Wolecieck Marut ct al, for two lights on Alden street; Mich ael SOkOski ct al, for proper num- Der of lights on Miller street as they are very much needed: w. J. Riley, for light on Hamilton street west of Black Rock avenue; Ellen Ahern, for permission to remove tree at S1 Brook street; Connecticut company to maintain cross-over on Black Rock avenue 800 feet south of West Main street; Paul Better ct al, for grad ing of Lincoln street, beyond the Eng fish property; Isaac KolOdney ct al, to reduce High street building line l from Broad street nOrtherlN from 10 to feet; Anton Rodman ct all, for l walks on Williams street; A, J. Me- Gill ct al., for street sign at the cor ner of Highland and Linwood street: board of health of the assistant san l itary inspector from $7S0 to s1O00 James Degnan ct al., for fire alarm box at the corner of FarmingtOn l avenue and Commonwealth avenue.