Waterbury Democrat., 1901-04-17
NAUGATUCK NEWS
Meeting of the Board, of Warden and
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Meeting of the Board, of Warden and
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 An adjourned meeting Of the board of warden and burgesses was held h the court room last night. Warden Schaffer was absent and Senior Bur- gess Smith presided The minutes of the last meeting were read and ap- proved. The report of Borough Treas urer George T. Nigmore was read and accepted. The report of Health Offl- cer Smith for the year ending March 31st, 1901, was read and acceptetL This report is to be printed for the ben- eft of the people ill the annual report. Newall A. Smith of Millville appeared before the board ito request them ID. some manner to repair the danlat the town farm so that5it would mot flood his and F. $. Nicholas. property, Eels ward Fitzgerald Of Galpirl; street ap. peared before the board and stated that the water. from the town farml came over Hoadley street. and cut up his property, and he" requested the board to make some provision so. that it would be stopped The board voted to look over the property after they had visited the Smith property this af-. ternoon. 9fs ss 3e
 The matter of the polling places for the May elections was brough up by the borough clerk and the following places were accepted:F :Fs First " ard. the court house; second ward, the hose house; third ward, the }yaeant store at 2S South Main street. The matter Of appointing persons to act at the May elections was next brought up and the following persons were appointed 10 act in the different wards:
 First ward--Moderator William A. Frost; box tender, Frank Nichols; checker, George Young; door tender, James Gallagher; booth tenders, Rich ard Owens, James Riley; envelope booth, Charles Garter, John ". Burke.
 Second ward Moderator. Warren Birdsall; box tender, Charles F. Hub bell; checker, Frank kiley; door tend CT, Frederick Wood; booth tenders, Stephen Frederick, Michael Clancy; envelope booth, C. E. Hitchcock, Pat rick Clancy; ticket booth, Charles Weber, John M. Hearns.
 Third ward-M Moderator, D. B.. Mer- amble; box tender, w. U. Langford; !; checker, Jacob Ruling; door tender, Maurice Quirk; booth tenders, William Simons, Frank Bird; envelope booth, Charles Anderson, Samuel Marshall; ticket booth, Frederick Mingents, John O'Riely.
 The matter of the Meadow street sewer was brought up, but nothing was done on the profiles shown by En- gineer Ham. A petition was received from twenty residents of that part of the town known as Hillside avenue re- questing the borough to either accept the present sewer of that part of the town or else build sewer that woulq be acceptable. The matter was laid on the table. A petition was received from fifteen residents of Curtiss street asking the board 10 place q sewer on this street. The matter was la1i on the table. The committee on appropri- ations reported list.of estimates for the coming year.
 Ojeda council, K. of C., will hold meeting tonight. All members are re- quested to be present, as business of importance is to be transacted. s
 The democratic primaries are to be held in the differents wards next Mon day night. In the first ward, at the town hall; second ward, Birnes's hall, and third ward, at Renehan's hall. All primaries are to be called at s 8o'clock.
 Court Unity. F. ofyA., will meet to- night. All members are requested to be present.
 Hutchins Sanger, who has been spending the Easter vacation at his home in town, left yesterday for Cor nell university, where he will resume his studies. s3s ya.Ssa ~
 Basket ball at thR opera house to- morrow night--the boys of the Water bury Y. NJ. o.. A. and the local Y. M. c. A.
 John Pagan of Derby was in town this morning calling on friends.
 James Mcintyre of, New Haven was in town this morning on business.
 There were three cases before Judge Hungerford i'll the borough ocurt this morning. The first case called was that of ten young boys who are known as the Cherry street gang and who have been disturbing the residents of lower Church street and around that neighborhoods for some time. The judge suspended sentence. The next was that of Willie Dunn and Michael Shea, who were arrested for throwing stones and sticks into the we'll of the Andrews estate on Andrew avenue. The judge also suspended sentence in this case, as he did in the Adamsofl case, which had been continued from two weeks ago.
 Attorney John NJ. Sweeney is in Hartford to-day attending the hearing on the granting of a charter to the Beacon Falls and Naugatuck Trolley Go. ~