Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-04
NAUGATUGK NUGGETS.
MONTHLY MEETING OF BOARD OF WARDEN AND BURGEssEs.

Chief Schmidt and Tax Collector Mar
 tin Present Their Reports-West
 Side Business Men Defeated the East
 Side Men at Base Ball.
 The regular monthly meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was Aeid last night In the absence of the warden Senior Burgess Smith presided 6urgesses kenney, WestbrOoke and Aensl0W were present. The minutes or the last meeting were read and ac- cepted- The report of the health ofti- Ger for the month of August was read and accepted The IHport of Chief-of- Police Schmidt for the month of Au- gust was reads and accepted. The re- port of Tax Collector Joseph ID. Mar tin for the month of August was read and accepted. Mir Martins report showed collections to the amount of Sl-S6S-SS- The German Catholic soci- ety was granted permission to parade the principal streets on the evening of September 20. The deed and survey of Baldwin street was accepted by the board as presented. The matter of the Rubber avenue sidewalks was again brought before the board, and on motion it was voted that J. H. Dunn be given the contracts to build all the sidewalks on said street which have been contracted for to date. The C- R. and L. Co requested a permit to lay their gas mains on Church street. Division street, Rubber avenue and Meadow street, and on motion permis- sion was granted the company to do so- The matter of the sidewalk in front of the Page building being on the highway came up and on motion 1t was voted to instruct the road superin- eendent to have the same removed. The matter of raising the crosswalks on Maple and Water streets was Drought to the attention of the board and they voted to instruct the road superintendent to raise the same. At 9.5O the board adjourned for one week.
 The business men of the east and west sides met on the base ball field yesterday for the second time and at tempted to decide which was the su- perfor team. The west side business men got down there little early yes terday and put in a short time at prac- ttce and when the east side men showed up they were in perfect shape to play the game of their lives. The west side team had strengthened their twirIfng department by Attorney Weary, who handled the horsehide, while Brown and Waite attempted to fool the west siders. with but very lit tie success Weary had the east siders doing all kinds of contortions. and at that they could not touch the ball and they famed the air to the number of twelve times. Baxter did the receiving for Neary and CobIeigh caught all balls thrown by Brown and Waite. The final score was 15 to 2 in favor of the west side.
 There was one case before the bor- 0ugh court this morning, that of John Lockwood, charged with intoxication. The judge fined Lockwood $5 without costs.
 Miss Minnie Lloyd of Water street, who has been spending the past few days with relatives in Hartford, has returned home.
 William Kelliher, clerk at Lewis 6 Parker's dry goods store on Water street, is spending few days with friends in New Britain.
 Miss Margaret Dowd has returned from a few weeks visit with friends in the Catskin mountains.
 Court Unity, F. of A., will meet to- night. All members are requested to be present.
 The Ladies' auxiliary to the A. O. H. are to give a Pan-Amerlcan hop at Co 1umbus hall on Friday evening, Sep- tember 27. The ladies have a record of giving a good time always and no doubt will endeayor to keep up their reputation in this respect at the com ing event
 A number of local people will attend the convention and dance of the T. 4. B. society in Derby on Saturday night.
 The Culver building, which once stood on the corner of Main, Maple and Oak streets, is nothing but a eel lar to-day to show where the building once stood, as the/ whole framework has disappeared and it is thought that the work on the new building will commence very soon.
 W. K- Birdsall is in New York city today on business