Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-11
NAUGATuCk NUGGETS.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF BOARD
 OF WARDEN AND BURGEssEs.


 sion-Bristol State League Team
 VIII Play Local Consolidated Team
 On Hotchkiss Field Tomorrow Al
 ternoon.
 The adjourned meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was held in the court room last evening Burgess Smith presided in the absence of War den Schaffer. Burgesses Mills, Ken ney, Rensl0w and Westbrooke being present. The minutes of last meeting were read and accepted. The report ot Borough Treasurer WigmOre was read and accepted, as follows: The report of the treasurer showed the re ceipts for the month of August to be $17, ,7506S, and expenditures to be $S.- O31-O2. leaving q balance in the bank of $9,719-66- The report of the street committee as regards the drainage water on WOodbine street was read and accepted. The committee recOm- mended that the gutters be cleaned of stones and rubbish; second. that the road be put in good condition; third, that the plank culvert on the street be replaced by tile; fourth, that the con- tractor tend to the street at once. On motion of Burgess Mills it was voted Audl tue lQdIIef De TeI0rrGQ 10 IUe TOslu superintendent with instructions to carry out the suggestions of the street committee The report of the sewer committee as regards the Anderson and Spring streets sewers was read by the clerk. The committee reported that it was impracticable to sewer into the river through Oval street Recom- mended no further action in Spring and Anderson streets sewers; second, con- mittee be appointed to investigate the cost of complete sewer system. On motion of Burgess Mills the report was accepted and placed on file. and the same committee be continued to carry our the suggestions as offered in their report and bring them before some flu ture meeting. Mir Williams represent ing the United Gas Improvement Go. appeared before the board and stated that certain streets were called macad- am which he did not suppose were macadam, and stated that the openings would cost a considerable amount of money. Stated that a macadam road he did not object to paying for, but lie did not think road with a top dress ing of stone was macadam, and he though they should not be charged S10 for opening such roads. Burgess Mills suggested that they be allowed to make all service connections in 1901 except on the state road at the same price as the common dirt road. Bur- gess Westbrooke was of the same opin- ion Burgess Kenney thought all stone roads should be considered the same as macadam roads. On motion of Bur gess Mills it was voted that all con- nections made on stone roads with the exception of the state road on or be- fore January l. 1902. be the same price as common dirt roads. or at S1 per connection. August Weber, chairman of the Union City district school com mittee. applied to the board for two flags for Union City schools. On mo- ton of Burgess Mills it was voted to refer the matter to the borough clerk with power to act. I. A. Morse ap- peared before the board and requested permission to have a street parade cn September 24. The board voted to grant permission to Mir Morse. An ap- plication from the Naugatuck Water Co to make sewer connections for one year was read by the clerk and the board voted to grant them permission to do sO- 4 petition was received from twelve residents of Orchard street re- questing the board to make a correct grade so as the property holders may lay a cinder walk on the street for their own accommodation. On motion oS Burgess Mills the matter was re- ferred to the road committee to report at a future meeting. A petition was received from two residents of Pond street requesting the board to change the present line and grade of Pond street. On motion of Burgess Kenney the matter was referred to the road committee to report at the next meet ing. The matter of building the wall of the hose house. which was laid over Frnr Inc 1o hr.nr rI.k by Clerk Beardsley. On motion of Burgess Renslow it was voted to pro- ceed with the laying of this wall. as recommended by the road committee. B. A. Peck appeared before the board and stated that the ditch taking water from the Glove Co is a nuisance. He stated that if the county health off, cer's attention was called to it it would have to be closed at considerable ex- pense. At 9:30 the board voted to ad- 1Ourn for one week.
 Thomas Paul Neary left to-day to take course of studies at Allegany college.
 Miss Mary Wells of TolIes square left yesterday afternoon for Mount HOly0ke college, where she will re- sume her studies.
 Alvin Andrews of Frederick street, who has been spending the past few weeks in Boston with friends, has re- turned home
 Knights of Maccabees will meet to- night in F0resters' hall. All members are requested to be present.
 Tomorrow afternoon on Hotchkiss field the local consolidated team will cross bats with the strong Bristol State league team. The management of the local team have strengthened their team in a number of places and a good fast game of base ball may be looked forward to by all who intend to witness the game.
 There was one lone prisoner in the borough court this morning. Amos Carl was charged with intoxication. Carl was arrested yesterday morning, and this morning the judge sent him to the town farm for ninety days.
 The '. M. c. 4. are to give lawn party at the home of George D. Buck tomorrow evening from to 10 o'clock Buses will leave the green every half hour to accommodate all persons wishing to attend
 The German Catholic Building soci- ety- fair will open tomorrow. night at Columbus hall and continue for three nights.
 Roof-Dwellers I'm New York.