Waterbury Democrat., 1900-12-19
NAUGATUcK NEWS
The Warden and Burgesses Held a
 Meeting Last Night.

Meeting Last Night.
 The warden and burgesses met last night, the full board being present. Warden Schaffer presided. No acton was taken as regards the health ofdl- nances which were read at a previous meeting. nor as regards the sale of impure milk The superintendent of roads and engineer reported Baldwin street as being all right and the board voted to accept the street as soon as the deeds were made over to the borough MT CurtisS brought in a petition which was to the effect that the borough should fight against the gas company receiving franchise unless they were willing to pay to the borough One-Quarter Ot one per cent of the gross earnings for the privilege of tearing up the streets. The petition was approved by the board. The Doafd adjourned at S:io.
 Notes
 Court Goodyear. r. of A. held its annual uetin@ last night and elected officers for the ensuing year as fol lows: C. R.. john Cannon; $. (. R.. Martin McDonoueh: treasurer, Patrick Deegan: recording secretary. Patrick l. Brennan; financial secretary. D. M. IinSkey: senior woodward, William Tackey: junior woodward, John Vaughn: senior beadle. Bernard Rernander: junior beadie. Daniel Vaughn: trustee. three years. Mlchaei Bowling; court physician. one year, Di Delaney: captain of guards, EuWdrd L. Jones.
 The commissioners on benefits and damages are holding session today.
 Oieda council. k. of C., will meet tonight. All members are requested to be present as business of import ance is to be transacted
 Court Unity. r. Of ->., will meet to- night. All members are requested to be present as officers for the ensuing year are to be elected.
 Tonight at the opera house "The Social Blizzard" company will present a good clean vaudeville show.
 Harry kilmer has removed to New Haven where he has secured employ ment in q brokers office
 Joseph CstrOslii is able to be around again although lr still carries the bull let which the doctors could not tind
 1t is. thought that an operation will have to be performed on James " orrel the young man who was injured i'll the football game.
 There Will be q fGQulem llSn lH:lSS at St FranciS'S church Friday morn ing at s o'clock for the repose of the soul of the late Sister Catherine.
 Ernest Ingersoll will deliver d lee ture on Lost in the WoodS'' tonight at the parish house.
 Work on the Rubber avenue sewer is pushing right along now and the gang of men is kept steadily at work.
 The trolley company did q rushing pie from here going to Waterbury to do Iheii. Christmas trading.
 Work on the site of the new High school is being pushed as rapidly as possible and it is thought that work on the cellar will be started in q few days.
 Thomas F. Swilter of Providence was in town to-day on business.
 Tickets are selling fast for the dance to be given by the ushers and stage hands of Columbus hall at Columbus hail on New Years eve.
 Tomorrow night the Waterbury Vaudeville company will be seen ar the opera house and Thursday, Decem- and Gideon's Minstrel Band will ap- pear
 Frederick Walsh. the popular in surance man, is laid up with q broken leg.
 Professor Sullivan's dancing class will meet tomorrow night. The pro lessor extends an invitation to the pub lie to visit his class.