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374 Mr..Connors a permit. They are simply allowing him to continue doing business without bothering him. Vito Viddtte of.Bow St. came before the Board and stated that he had been working for the Water Department for five years and he did not see why he could not get a position. The Chairman informed him of the reduced amount of money in the Water Dept. available for work and he felt that he would have to look elsewhere for work. Mr. Vidette stated that when college graduates could not find worlf,, he did not see how he could. He also felt that there are some people who have not been in the Town five years and some non -citizens who were working on the Highway Department that bhould not be given work in preference to citizens. the Board informed him that he would have to look for work and if he could not obtain work, he could report again in two weeks. Mr. Joseph Vitale came before the Board and stated that he had been receiving three day's a week work and he lived on Bow Street for 16 years. His father always drank and that is why his mother needs supporttt6dyy. He has been married for three years. His sister is married and gives him $3. a week toward the support of the house. Her husband works for himself, but his business has been very poor. He had been out of school since he was 13 years old endeavoring to earn enough to support the family. He still owes money on ltlA;; taxes. He had a Christmas Club and paid part of the taxds.with that and repaid his brother who lives on Denver Street money he had borrowed from him. Letter was received from the city of Melrose in which they enclosed section 1, Chapter 34 of the General Laws which was a text of the proposed bill that they desired to have adopted by the Legislature. They stated that a hearing would. be held on Wednesday, April 13th, at 11 A.M. 6n this bill. The Chairman stated that he would attend the hearing. The Board viewed in the Engineering Office, the plans of Allen Street and Blossom Str=yet with the suggested lines for the rel6cation. The Board decided to hold an informal hearing on April 26th at which time the residents of this vicinity would be given an opportunity to view the plans of the proposed relocation of these streets. 1 D The Board voted to grant the following licenses: Alcohol ' Herbert M. Lawrence 1771 Mass. Ave. Golonial Garage 1668 Mass. Ave. Arthur B. Field 851 Waverley Hardware 1756 Calvin Childs 409 Mass. Ave. Colonial Garage 34 Bedford 3t.