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178 should investigate to see if the ponies were breeding flies. He suggested that the 7oard defer judgment until after t^e members had had a chance to go down there on a Sunday to see the conditions. Mr. Glynn asked who owned the swings, and Mr. Munroe said that Country Side, Inc. owned them, and that the land was leased from him. Mr. Munroe has an interest in the corporation. Mr. Glynn asked Mr. O'Connell if he thought that the traffic congestion was caused by the ponies. He replied that it was due to tre ponies entirely. The hearing was declared closed at 8:23 P. M., and the petitioner was advised that the matter would be taken under advisement. Mr. Ferguson suggested that the Health Inspector make an investigation of the property and report to the Board. He said that he thought that the flies bred in Fogg's piggery more than from the ponies. It was decided to view the premises during the next two Sundays and then make a decision on the petition. Mr. Cacciola appeared before the Board with reference to his petition for a permit to maintain a roadside stand at #708 Marrett Road, and said that he had changed his mind, and now wished to erect a stand with the back closed and' three sides open. The stand would be on cement posts. It will have a floor and sloped shelves to hold the 'vegetables. the Chairman m ked him what his idea was in having the back closed, and he replied that it was to keep the sun out. Mr. Glynn remarked that he had a small bench up now, and asked him where he intended to put the stand. Cacciola replied that he would put it in the rear of where the bench now stands, and that he would have to cut into a bank to do so. Cacciola presented a rough sketch of the stand. His house is about forty feet from the street, and the stand will be side of -the house. Cars can park on either -side of the house. The Chairman remarked that a •stand such'as Cacciola proposed erecting would not be an ornament to the neighbors or the passers-by. Mr. Ferguson asked if the customers would have to drive ' in the rear of his house, and he said that they would not. Mr. Cacciola was advised that the petition would be given further consideration, and he retired.