Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-05
NAUGATUcK NEWS
Board of Warden and Burgesses Met
 Hast Night, =, .S


 Hast Night =. Y < The beard of warden and burgesses met last night. The monthly report or Chlef Of Police Smith was read which was as follows: 17Narrests. 15 oA whom were males and females The causes of arrests were as follows: DIX Tor assault. one for breach of the peace, six for 1ntoXication, one for ne- Slect or family, one for theft, one for flolatlon Of the lantern law and one Tor the violation of the health ordi- nance In two cases bonds were called, one committed to jail, three continued two discharged by the chief, six paid mes and costs. two were discharged by the court; S5.45 was received from the clerk of the court The health off , cer reported 10 cases of scarlet fever z of typhoid and 1 of measles during the month. Treasurer WignIore re- ported S13,569.S2 received and $7, ,699 24 paid out, leaving d balance December l of S5,SlO5S. Tax Collector Martin reported S1, ,S07.20 received. During the reading of the minutes by the bor- ough clerk Burgess Freeman took ex- ception to claim 13 of the sewer ordi- nance passed at the last meeting, and he told the board what their duties were. but the minutes were approved as read. A permit was granted to the HaymakerS to parade the streets on December Ith. Property owners on Baldwin street asked to have the street asked to have the street accepted by the board. The matter was referred to the road committee. The matter of the health rules was read but no ac tion taken it being laid over until next meeting. MT Phillips appeared in be- half of the residents of North Water street as regards the condition of the sidewalk on the street. After hear ing MT Phillips the board adjourned for two weeks.
 Court Minerva. No 372. Independent Orders of Foresters. will meet to-mor- row night at o'clock in Foresters' hall on Water street.
 Oieda council. K. of C.. will meet tonight at s o'clock in EIibernian hall. All members are requested to be pres ent as officers for the ensuing year are to be elected.
 All the electric lights from Lewis and Parker'S store as far as the cor ner of Church and Maple streets were out last night for about half an hour. This was caused by the falling of pole on Water street. The pole car ried the wires with it and thereby shut off the current.
 Court Unity. F. of A.. will meet to- night at s o'clock. All members are requested to be present. as business of importance is to be transacted.
 There was quite lively runaway about o'clock last night. A bay horse hitched to a buggy came down the main road and across the center bridge and up Church street. where it was stopped before any damage was dcne.
 Hi Henry's NIinStrelS arrived in town this morning in their own private cars, and are prepared to give the best min strel performance ever seen in Nauga- tuck Every man with the company is a star in his line.
 The funeral of the late Rev E. c. Gardner took place this morning from St Michaers church..
 Professor D. r. Clifford will open his dancing class at Pythian hall to- night.
 A number from here attended the dance given by the Good Will Social club of Waterbury at Speedweu hall last night.
 The commissioners on benefits and damages to property owners on Main, - Maple and Oak streets are holding session to-day.
 There were quite number of lodg CTS in the tramps' room at the police station last night.
 The Naugatuck foot ball team met last night for practice at the Good Will hall. The boys all seem conf dent of their ability to beat the Scorch- CTS and are going to Seymour with those intentions. It is expected that a number of the local rooters will ac- company the team and cheer it on to victory.
 John Rose the popular barber who has been employed by w. B. Hall for the past year. left yesterday for New York city, where he will take the steamer for Rome. He will visit rela- tiyes for a few months.
 There was no session of the bor- ough court this morning.