Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-09
ADJOURNED TOWN MEETING.
Committee Reported in Tegad to Ac-
 cepting New Streets. ~

-NOPtihS 4NCH bolISSIo-+f. Between 75 and 100 persons attend ed the adjourned annual town meet ing last night in the city court room. E. l.. Seery presided and F. P. Brett acted as clerk. Mir Brett read the re- port of the committee appointed to report regarding the acceptance of cer- tain streets i'll the town. It was as ] follows: terbury:
 The undersigned. a committee ap pointed by you at the annual town meeting held October 8, 1900, to inyes- tigate and report upon the advisability of accepting certain proposed highways in this town as set forth and asked for in the call of the annual town meeting would respectfully report that they have. attended the duty assigned them. and have visited and investigat- ed into each and every one of the pro- posed highways which have been asked to be accepted. Your commit tee would report after such investiga- ton and consideration Of the several matters before it in relation to the same as follows:
 ''In the matter of acceptance of streets at MorningSide, so called, your "OuIO IStOLiLISlIu ~s iSA lows: That the layout of Windsor street. so called, from the Watertowp road to the Bunker Hill road. be ac- cepted as per plan and descriptions submitted herewith; width of said street to be fifty feet.
 That the layout of Marion avenue, from Windsor street to Ray street be accepted as per plan and description furnished and on file: width of said avenue to be fifty feet.
 That the layout of Morningside avenue. from the Watertown road to Windsor street, be accepted as per plan and description furnished and on file: width of same to be fifty feet; upon condition that the parties inter- eSted construct or cause to be con structed. to the acceptance of the board of Selectnen, two catch basins with proper connections with culyert in WatertOwn road at the junction of said Morning.ide avenue and said Wa tertown road at points to be designat- ed by the board of Selectmen.
 Your committee would recommend that in the matter of acceptance of Maynard street. that action at the present time be deferred for the req adequate outlet.
 Tn the matter of layout of Carter avenue, from Grandview avenue to the city line. your committee would rec ommend that action be deferred until such time as the city of Waterbury shall lay out and accept said proposed Carter avenuf. from the Watertown road to the city line. so that it will connect with that portion of Carter avenue which is asked to be accepted in the annual call.
 Tn the matter of the acceptance of certain proposed highways at Newton Heights. so called, namely Maplewood street. Clematis avenue. from Oakwood to SuDerior avenue, Newton avenue and Byron street. your committee would report that. in their opinion. the said avenues and streets have not been graded or worked into such condition as would warrant the committee in recommending the acceptance of same. Action in these matters should be deferred until some future time when the streets and avenues are worked and graded into better condi- ton.
 "1n the matter Of acceptance of highways at Fort Hill park, Water vile, the committee would recommend that Fort Hill avenue. from Main street, Waterville. to Downes street. be accepted as per plan and descrip- tion furnished and on file; width of the said avenue to be, forty feet. That Downes street. from Shafter street to Sampson street, be accepted as per plan and description furnished and on file, width of same to be forty feet provided that the angle at junction of said street and Fort Hill avenue be dispensed with and a circular corner be made in place of same, and the angle to be cut off to the depth of twenty feet at point of intersection; and provided further that George l.. Jenks place q proper railing on said Downes street at such points as may be designated by the board of select men.
 ''That Sampson street, from Downes street to Shafter street. and Shafter street. from Sampson street to Downes street. be accepted as per plans and descriptions furnished and now on file width of said streets to be forty feet provided George l.. Jenks shall place proper railing on each of said pro- posed streets at such points as may be designated by the board of seleetmen
 "In the matter of acceptance ot Spring, Prospect and Chestnut streets in the Waterville district, your com mittee would recommend that actioI on the same be deferred for the pres
 
 ly for the town to accept thsse street: in their present condition. .- ---
 ..In the matter of Eden street. stpfet leading off from Chapel stree ir3 Simonsville district. your commit t9e finds that there is no outlet. or pro hsed outlet. to this proposed street 3Thd for said reason would recommend Sat action in this matter be deferred xor the present. 2-"
 "AH of which Is respectfully sub Emitted, November 8, 1900. Signed: -5-- MORTIMER DORIAN. .a " CIVILIAN T. DISLEY. ''GEORGE A BOUGHTON, 'EDWARD G. KILDUFF,
 t'GEORGE TRACY.
 MORTIMER HEFFERNAN."
 The report was unanimously adopt ed.
 Patrick Holohan was about to spea1 upon certain resolutions which h