The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1915-04-06
REFERENDUM ON BOND MEASURES TO COME SOON Tsvo Bridge Probaenssand Pro pesals for Carthage Inciner-s ator Will Be Voted On MUST BE PRESENTED
 INSIDE THREE MONTHS alaxor Wiu Set Date Under Home Rule Act-Order of
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 Whefa1er the. citizens of Bridgeport desire to bond for S1S0. .oto9 to build new East Washington avenue bridge, for $220 GOO to build a bridge nt Grand street to connect with Arc tic street and for $2o0y90o for gar bage incfnerati0n stand they wall De given ac haa1ce to say at as pecial s1ecfzon to be called soon. These r1afters were the order Of sthe day be- fore kfe connxnoil council lAst night It is voted ah the4 special election for which under the, home rule act the mayor may setia1date not less than ee days nor moresthAn go days for mthe suassaese of the reAFolufion.
 On the proposal to bond for $5o0,- am for the extension of Johns ueef further action will be taken at the next meeting Of thep coxazlaon counci April 19
 A public hearing wiIIFbe held next s-weel on the petition ofAthe Ren1iIag- Son Arrns-U. M. C. Go, forN permission 4<e construct a 30 inch sewer Tn Sea view avenue from Boston avenue DO Connecticut avenue. The company proposes to build and pay TOT The sewer under the direction of tthe city sngineer and to pay for it on condi- aion that the city buy the system back ] within one year at cost less the com panyss share of the assessrne P #
 Alderman Frederick having intro dUced a. 4FeSOluE1On e<aAA1dlsS AiSA --Aa A-AA crease in salary of the prposed elec- frfcal insepctor from 1s5o0 to $2,0oo # was voted to take the resolution creating the office from the table and recorlrrit it to the committee on ord1- nances.
 The conmittee on or q 1l1ances IeT turned a favorable report on Alder .r3r5 45arrigar1's .resolutionsto establish ses4aiet areas in the vicinity of all nos ritafs by posting signs warning team efers and others against unnecessary noises The director Of public works was ordered to provide the signs a1 once.
 Tlae committee returned an unfayor- able report on Alderman Broderick s resolution to publish city a adyerflse- naents in e11e neSvspaper only
 The committee on streets and side walks recommended that curb, gutter and sidewalks be constructed in the Following streets: Both sides of Au- s73.5rn street from Fairfield to it's in fersection at Pine street: on the nortl Of Pine street. from Bostwick5 avenae to Auburn street on the se1sa n sloe Q westerly 400 feet on Edna avenue from Noble avenue easterIy to- ane i11eIf1dfEg the property of FN M. CaTu on F1vergreen street. from River stree to Lindley street; on both sides o' East avenue. from Barnum avenue ff Boston avenue on Wilmot avenue from Kelsey street, 125 feet on Lex, zngfon avenue from Grand street u North avenue; on north side of Lex iIlgton avenue, from Linen avenue U Grand street
 The same committee recommendet That the director of public works b ordered to grade the folloying streets .Anson street from French, street t HaSvIey avenue. Fox street from Fair field avenue north. Denver ayenu from Fairfield avenue north, Dewe. Gstreet from State street to Mountail Grove street, Hawley avenue hou fzEzra street to Gurdon street, Parl avenue from Wade street to Capitu avenue. Parrott avenue from Frencl kstreet south, ScoheId avenue iron Fairfield avenue to the creek, Stat sstreet extension from Dewey street t s41e town s1iEles- Whittier street foE EaiFdeld avenue to W hitler schoo land North Main street from Jewet avenue to the city line
 Public hearings will be held April eon the following matters For the es Establishment of grades in Beechmon s.av enue in Miles street, in ElIzabet ksfreet, for an eight-foot building lin
 n Elizabeth street, and on the pro
 aosed oiling of Central avenue fror H5rant street to Mead street.
 resolution by Alderman MacFay fden that the city enter an agreemeu EEsv1th the Bridgeport Hydraulic Co., Ek1ave that part of Main street opposii Box Hi1I widened and the creek ther Hhtfted to the property of the Fly Edraul1c Go. was referred to the street land sidewalks committee.