The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1922-08-08

remonStTated against the erection Of
 a gasoline tank at 335 Washington avenue, the property occupied by the Rourke and Boucher funeral parlors. The remonstrance said that the pump would be a menace to the
 church property which adioirs the property of Rourke and Boucher It was referred to the Fire Committee. The Board of Appraisal, on motion | of Alderman Alfred E. Veness, was ordered to report at the next meet ing, September 5, on the Eaton street extension. The city attorney will be asked to pass on a petition of Spruce street residents. requesting the abat- ing of noxious odors from the Berk- shire Fertilizer Works,
 Alderman William H. Hogan's resolution asking for the extension of Broad street from Elm to Golden Hill street was referred to the city en- gineer. Alderman Hogan's resolution asks that the city engineer be instruct ed to investigate the cost of the cut and to submit his recommendations to the council at an early date
 A communication signed by As sessor Aaron Wittstein asking that was referred to the city attorney. The communication stated that the Plaza was not serving useful purpose and considerable needed revenue would flow into the city treasury if the space were transformed into building lots. Parking Ordinance.
 A revision of the parking ordinance by amending it as follows was refer red to the Ordinance committed: Section No person driving or controlling a vehicle shall cause or permit same to stand Fairfield avenue, Water to Main; Main street, Congress to Chapel; Main street, Gold en Hill to Elm; Broad street, west side States to Elm; Golden Hill south side Main street to Lyon Terrace; Court street, east side, entire length. Section 2-Twenty minute parking | permitted, Gilbert to North Washing ton on Main street, Wall street to Congress on Middle, Water street to Courtland street, on State street; Main street to Court on Fairfield avenue, east side of Broad street from State street to Elm street; Plaza to Court | land street on John street.
 Section 3-40 minute parking, Plaza
 to Broad street on Bank street; Plaza to Main street on Wall; Main street | to Broad street on Cannon street, 1 Main street to Harrison street, on Elm; entire length Gold street; entire length Chapel, provided that one side | of each of said streets with the ex- | ception of Bank and Cannon streets
 shall be kept clear of standing vehicles at all times.
 Alderman wiIbert Sanford spoke in favor of immediate consideration of the ordinance, urging that immediate relief was needed. He suggested that the Ordinance committee report back by the next cOunc1l lmeeClnS-
 The Park board was given permis- sion to transfer s3,000 to it's regular Park board fund. The money was received from sale of wood. On ad- on the Underwood Typewriter com pany plant was reduced from S637,- 313 to S5S0.550. The building de- partment appraised the property at the latter figure. The Underwood company failed to apply for relief from assessed valuation at the proper time. A communication from John Cappozzi, inviting the aldermen to atteend a celebration in honor of St. Ricco Aug. 20, was received ana pIac- ed on file. bridge at Quince and Amsterdam avenues was ordered re- paired by the Director of Public Works. A white way pole in front Of the Commercial bank Main street. was ordered removed without ex- pense to the city. A gasoline permit formerly held in the name of the Taft Austomobile Accessory store. was transferred to J. Valentine.
 Pension for Widow.
 Alderman Alfred J. knapp Intro duced a resolution for a pension for rick Burns. It was referred to the Police Board.
 Alderman Arthur Brown entered a resolution requesting that parking be Newfield avenue 4r the Lake Torpedo company between the dates May Is and Sept. IS. Alderman Brown in support of his resolution said that residents of Seaview avenue were an- moved by autom obi1es parked in front of their homes during the bath'ng season. The resolution was referh,d to the Police board.
 The City Hall committee was or dered to look into the matter of se- curing a suitable boulder for a me morial to the soldiers who fell in the World War. The resolution was 1n- @11 hr-A A 6ef- TI, Y tello. It is planned to have the tab let placed on City Hall green by Armistfce Day. Immediate cons:d- eration of the matter was blocked by Alderman Reichert.
 Alderman Alfred E. Veness on be- half of Bernard Setzer thanked the council for the splendid cooperation shown in accepting the Se:Eer Me moria1 bridge at Beardsley Park. The sum of S1,S0o granted the Depart ment of Charities for care of outside