Waterbury Democrat., 1901-11-20
NAUGAT TUCK NUGGETS.
Board Of Warden and Burgesses Met
 Last Night

Board of Warden and Burgesses Met Last Night.
 Jacob Kinsley, aged 15, slipped and fell on some stones near the Box shop last night. He was cut about the face quite badly and was picked up in an unconscious condition. The stones on which the young man fell have been laying there all summer. and it is high time they were disposed of.
 Work on the new Congregational church is being pushed ahead very rapidly. The roof is now nearly all covered with the roof boards and the
 scupltors have almost finished their decorations on the different parts of the edifice.
 The night schools will open to-mor- row night. The attendance ought to be large, as the school is q great bene fit to those who are unable to attend the day school. The work is in charge of Afessrs Stringer, Eaters and Doyle.
 The Imperial hand bell ringers gave delightful concert at the Gem opera house last evening. The entertainment was under the auspices of the High school athletic association. The en- tertainment, which was frst-class Tn every particular, was witnessed by
 large and appreciatiye audience.
 The High school football team left on the 1 40 r. n. train this afternoon i for Ansonia, where they will play the High school team of that place.
 l James c. Griswold was charged ill l the borough court this morning with having failed to support his wife and l two children. Mrs Griswold testified
 that she had not received $50 from her
 husband during the four years of her
 married life. She also stated that she
 was forced to leave her husband and
 live with her father because he did not 1 provide her with sufficient food. She
 also testified that she supported her self and cnndren by working and that her father also helped to support them. l Judge Hamilton ordered the prisoner
 fo furnish a S10O bond to pay his wife i S3 a week for six months or go to jail. 1 Griswold did not secure q bOndSman
 this morning, and in all reliability will go to jail.
 The board of warden and burgesses
 held a meeting last night in the bor-
 Ough court room. In the absence of l Warden Schaffer Senior Burgess Smith
 presided. The other burgesses present i were James H. Kenney, D. F. Mills and !. H. Renslow. After the minutes
 of the last meeting were read and ac- 1 cepted the board took up the matter l of having the sidewalks near the Sa- ] lem house lowered preparatory to hay i ing q new walk laid. The road super 1 intendent was ordered to do the work. i The matter of Fairview avenue sewer
 was taken up, but was tabled until the
 next full meeting of the board. The
 matter of providing an outlet for the l Curtis and Main street sewers to the
 river was discussed for some time,
 and, on the motion of Burgess Mills,
 was referred to the sewer committee. An application for a sewer license was
 received from David c. Sanford. The
 board granted permission to Mr Sam l ford to take out q license The Nau- gatuck Water Go asked for permission
 to lay a main on Park avenue for 300 l feet and to relay a main on Hill street. 1 They did not present a profile or
 maps to the board and that body voted
 not to grant tic permit until the maps are produced. Howard B. Futile was 1 granted permission to lay crosswalls from Terrace avenue across Millville 1 avenue to his residence, the walk to
 be laid under the supervision of the borough engineer. On motion of Bur-
 gess Smith the board made the follow