New Britain herald., 1916-06-22

! Petitions Received
 1 The following petitions were re- ceived and referred to the proper boards: w. T. Sloper ct al., sewer 1 in Lincoln street from Monroe to Berlin town line; Country Club of New Britain, water main in Lin- l coin street from Shuttle Meadow avenue to Berlin town line; Coun- 1 try Club of New Britain, water
 main in Shuttle Meadow avenue from Corbin avenue to Lincoln street; public amusement commits
 sion, telephone in office in City hall at city rates referred to committee on supplies and printing; Rev. L. Bojnowski ct al, Tor proper building l lines on Gold street from Orange to Broad; H. Zevin, chairman Beth Adam Cemetery association, exten- sion of water main in Allen street, Title Realty & Development Com pany, grade lines on City avenue from East to Market streets; John
 A. Johnson, grading Osgood avenue; F. w. Carlson, changes in driveway grade on Black Rock avenue; Au- gust Anderson ct al, flag or concrete walk on east side of Lyons street; Ludweko Grerochowski ct al., for curbing and macadamizing of Grove street from Myrtle to Broad streets;
 petition of Michael Grove for at least s1O for doctors bill having been given leave to withdraw his claim for damages because of a fall on an icy sidewalk, referred to claims committee; Effsio Anselmo
 ct al., for light on Woodruff court. A petition was received from John Brophy, ct al, for working to the grade, Lawlor street. Petitions were received for the macadamizing of Connerton street, curbing Williams street, Grove street. A petition was received from James Iverson for
 macadamizing and curbing Kelsey street. Connerton street is on the list to be macadamized. A petition was received for curbing Henry street and was referred to the public works board.
 A communication was received from Kelsey street residents stating that the water in the dump is un- healthy and should be removed.
 Referred to the corporation counsel, board of health and board of public works
 Resolutions and Reports.
 Resolutions and reports were re- ceived as follows:
 From board of public works fla vorable on grading the north side ot Whiting street between Stanley and
 John street at an estimated cost of
 $100; adopting a grade for Farming
 ton avenue 27O feet southerly from
 Allen street, the property owners haV-
 ing agreed to waive claims Ot dam
 ages; laying a flag or concrete walk
 on the east side of Stanley street be-
 tween Schulze and Elns streets on or
 before August 1; adopting a grade on
 Allen street 155 feet easterly from
 Pennington avenue. the property
 owners having waived all claim for
 da1rages: cutting dead trees in front
 of 514 Stanley, 61 Main. 571 Main,
 and on the east side of High street
 in front of the Baptist church; per-
 hitting the Connecticut company to
 relocate and place new iron poles on
 Main street from Franklin Square to
 North street under the supervision of
 the city engineer; finishing the grade of Andrews street from Greenwood street westerly at estimated cost
 of $500; reporting the cutting of four
 small trees on the east side of Chap man street between Jubilee and
 Rhodes street and one in front of 27
 Madison street which was dangerous to traffic; ordering the property own CTS on the west side of Shuttle Mea-
 dow avenue 138 feet west of Arch
 street to Lyon street to lay flag or concrete walk before September 1;
 ordering the property owners on the
 north side of Whiting street between
 Stan1ef and John steet to lay flag 1k hpfnra AnpISf
 l. recommended the sprinkling with
 water or oil of Burrftt street from
 West Main to Myrtle and Lincoln
 street from Hart street 653 southerly
 instru ucting the water commissioners
 to lay a main in Allen street from
 Stanley street 500 feet easterly; lay-
 ing a crosswa1k on the north slde or
 Pleasant street over Stanley; laylng
 water main in Pennington avenue
 from Osgood avenue northery 1oV
 fact. 1aving an extension of the water
 main in Allen street easterly rom
 Pennington avenue to the Beth Alam
 cemetery; permitting John Ohlson to
 connect property in the rear of 5a
 Pearl street with the sewer in Pearl
 street under the usual conditions; per-
 hitting George Levitt to cut tree
 in front of his property on the west
 side of Elm street; purchasing two
 cars of road oil at an approximate
 cost of S985: authorizing the correc-
 ton of the street line the west side of Elm street to Main street a
 distance of 76 feet in agreement with
 the owner of the adjoining property;
 authorizing a hearing on the layout
 out of Winthrop street extension be-
 tween Linwood and Vance street, the
 taking of necessary land and the es-
 tablishment of grade and building
 lines: permitting the Connecticut