Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-05-14
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
The Democratic Board Sweeps Al
 Republicans Out of Once.


 The Democratic Hoard Sweeps All
 Republicans Out of Office.
 The new warden and democratic bur gesses met yesterday and agreed upon a ticket to vote for last evening, st the meet ing of full board. After organizing Will liam J. Weary was elected borough clerk {; William Kennedy, borough attorney: H H. Johnson, superintt ndent of streets; George W. Champion. committee of the board of health; D. P. Mills, senior bur oess: James Glynn, second senior burgess. They also appointed the following con- mittees: On roads. Messrs Stevens. Dunn and Salmanson; on electric lights, MessIs Mills, Cleary and Dunn; on finance, Messrs Dunn, Cleary and Gly m. A per mt was granted to move the Cuny barber shop to another street. It was voted to dispense with all special policemen until further notice. The meeting then ad- journed until Monday evening. After the close B. A Peck for collector. H, H. John son for streets, G. W. Champion for health committe and one or two others were sworn in by warden. Jacob T. Garrison and Eugene Geary were candidates for borough clerk, but it was not to be. There were also two or more willing to act as superintendent of streets. Mir Kennedy for borough attor- ney had no competitor in his own party. MT Champion for health officerwas in favor of Morse being reappointed, but demo crat was wanted, so he consented to take it He may be reached by those having business with him by calling at the office of G. NJ R. Shoe company. Rubber avenue The appointment of MT Johnson as super intendent of streets gives general satisrac- tiun He has had charge of the streets of tn town for the past year, and in fact no ot her name was seriously considered for tn 6 position. He is a taxpayer and an old hue democrat and will undoubtedly give sa tisfaction.
 Two hundred and eighty dogs have thus far been registered.
 It reached within one degree of freezing point at o'clock this morning.
 Luke Barron is in quite dangerous ! state. His physicians think he was easier this morning land say that if he pulls through the day there will be a fair chance of his recovery. His temperature was very high last night.
 The DEMOCRAT may be found at Staple. tons, lower Church street. every evening after o'clock at ? cents copy. William J. Hudner died at his home in Union City at 3 o'clock this morning. He had been sick since Thursday. having. il is alleged. taken a dose of poison. Now that we have new board of bur. gesses. our cItiZsns should demand that they do something towards putting in a | sewerage system. and also at the same tune make some provision for disposal plant. We have before us the Philadel !. phia Record, which devotes a column and a half to the two new incinsTators put up in that city. by NJ. V. Smith. the inventor | yh, nt nnly VA NhApo a fNlSnA that hnRni all garbage, but likewise removed tht stench. at a saving last year to the city. O over $40,000, six men and four tons o l coal, disposing of S0o tons of garbage 1T twenty-four hours. Of course these ar, larger plants than would he needed in thii town or Waterbury. but MT Smith hal smaller plants in successful operation il Muncie, Ind. Wheeling. ". Va, and Altar. tic City.
 Half sheet posters are out for the tel mile race between.John MeDolald of Wa terbury and William Gibbons of thi town for $50 a ST 1e and champion of th stats. to come of at the Gem operalhous' on Thursday evening of this week. Th' admission tlckets are only 25 cents and large crowd may be expected, Good orde will be maintained.
 George A. Lewis is snlarging his stabl and carriage house near Meadow street.
 Mir Terrell desires us to say that the en tire receipts for the Citizens band, botl open air and hall concert and dance wer, SIS so. He has concluded that brass banC music is not very popular here. more es pecially as the little German band playe, over an hour on upper Church street ant only received nineteen cents.
 The new board of education went into power last night, its members being D. W. J. Delaney and A. H. Dayton. for thre years; J. W. Ellsworth and W. J. Roden bach. for two years. and Patrick Brennan and P. c. Lodge for one year. The boarC will perform all the duties now or here after imposed by law on the school visitor of the several towns in this state.
 The infant son of Arthur J. Smith on th Pond hill road Union City. only lived
 few hours after it was reported ill wit . diphtheria by Dr Robbins yesterday. Tn health officer went there and quarantine the house. Owing to another chIld bein sick the house cannot be properly fumi gated. but all precautions will be tai en to prevent the spread of the disease 2 the new health officer. The child ws buried this morning.