Waterbury evening Democrat., 1895-06-15
NAUGATUCK COLUMN.
Important. Meeting Ofthe Warden and
 RurSesses Last Night.

RurGesses Last Night.
 The warden and full board of burcesses met last night. After reading of the minutes by the clerk the Maple street side walk question was taken up. John \. Peck was present and opposed the building of walks this season. After further discus sion it was voted that walks be ordered built. According to rule this now lies over for'one month to give any interested party a right of appeal. Clerk Weary was ordered to notify parties to discontinue digging ont the bank near Rubber avenue. War den Stevens was authorized to notify John 0. Wood to remove dirt thrown out by him on the street also to build a wall at his tenement house as he agreed to when the permit was granted. Michael McCahe, who had contract to put a top dressing of concrete on center bridge from the selectmen, wanted to know how the measurements were to be taken now as the tIidge was being re- paired in many places. He was told to go ahead as soon as work would admit, and Engineer Ham was instructed to make the measurements. The engineer is also in- structed to give B. A. Peck the street line on Main street and to see that the building started did not go outside of the line. A petition from citizens living near City hill and High street was received, asking for street light. It was granted. Chief Fuller asked for instructions regarding his duties as fire marshal and matter of print ing He was instructed to consult with the borough attorney and present form of ordinance to cover his duties. The matter of establishing grade on IFtna street was discussed. but no action taken. The board then went into execu- tive session and appointed Patrick Baxter road inspector for the unexpired term of s. Moves Andrew. resigned. Newell A. Smith was appointed for two years and Charles F. Hungerfofd for one year as as- sessors William H. Mccarthy was ap- pointed for three years, J. Howell Jen- nings for two years and Aaron French for one year, as board of relief. Estimates for the expenses of the coming year were read but no action was taken on the same, c. H. Parks is to build barn for Howard Futile on his farm at Middlebury. 92 by 199 feet in dimensions.
 The Epworth league is to have an auction social on Tuesday evening in the NJ. F. church parlors. The ladies are to be dis guised with sheets and pillow cases and sold to the highest bidder. Each purchas- CT is entitled to two tickets for refresh ments.
 The adjourned annual borough meeting should be held next Monday evening Twenty-one of our merchants closed their stores last evening at six o'clock, un- der the Friday evening rule. Charles Davis is to go in the employ of Frank Grant. He was for long time cashier for the F. H. Darlington company
 A seven year old son of Polander named BalImarsty died this morning from Tha fuDaral u-rlI taL La place to St Francis church at o'clock to- morrow sfternood.
 There have been eight deaths here al ready this month within two of what thare was in the entire month last year. It. is unfortunate that black diphtheria has ob- tained foothold Tn the borough. It will take a good while 10 stamp it out Dr Spring has hopes that the remainder of the family of Charles Sunblad may recover. Our citizens who have dogs registered I should remember that the law calls for the dogs to have on a collar with thelr registry number. If they have not they are liable to be killed.
 The Centennial lodge of OddfelIows will go to the cemetery tomorrow to place flowers on the graves of their deceased brethren.
 A large number of tickets are being sold for the St Michael's guild entertainment, festival and sale on Wednesday evening next. The young lAdeis hope to have n large att. ndRnce.
 The remains of the late John T. Ken nedy were taken to Hartford by afternoon train yesterday.
 In the borough court yesterday the cases of Ford. Mobiles and Burns were continued by Judge Hungerford until Monday next at S:S0 o'clock.
 The Rev Ar Meredith is expected to give a chalk talk at the NJ. E. church to- morrow evening. The subject is From Socialton to Black Valley and Return" It is an illustrated temperance talk The Naugatuck- Derby high school game will not be played to-day. as our boys could not get any grounds.
 There were twenty three births in tie borough last month. Hardly up to the average.
 Editor Woodruff and wife ot Litchfeld l were guests of the Rev Sherrcd Soule on Thursday of this week.
 The relatives and friends of Michael Claffey attended the anniversary requiem mass for the repose of hls soul at St Fran cis' church yesterday.
 Edward Kirby and Miss Annie Farrell are to be married in the near future.
 The new whistle for the fire department has arrived and will be placed in position on Sunday. so We are informed by Chief | Fuller.
 There was silver wedding party last night at the home MT and Mrs George Clyde. Quite number of friends paid them their compliments and assisted in making things pleasant.