Waterbury Democrat., 1901-08-07
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.
MEETING or WARDEN AND BUR
 GEssEs LAST NIGHT.


 and Accepted-Report of the Bor-
 ough Treasurer Shows a Balance of
 s12.297.26 on Hand.
 The regular meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was held in the court room last night. Burgesses Smith, Kenney, Mills, Westbrooke and RenslOw were present. The minutes or last meeting were read and ap- proved Chief Fuller requested the board to grant permission to the fire men to parade the streets to and from the depot and extended an Invitation to the board to attend the parade in Torringt0n on August 5, The report of Tax Collector Joseph E. Martin was read and accepted The tax collector had collected taxes during July to the amount of $44, ,1S2.SS. The report of the borough treasurer was read and accepted, showing a balance in bank August 1 of $12, 2,297.26. The re port of Health Officer Smith for the month of July was read and accepted. The report of Chief-of-Po Police Smith for July was also read and accepted The abatement of the taxes of Mrs Eliza beth Fitzpatrick of Hoadley street was referred to a committee to report at next meeting. The committee appoint ' The hearing on the sidewalk on the east side of Main street from the resi- dence of w. l.. Lloyd north to Maple street was next in order. The first name called was H. B. Perry, who rep resented Mrs Sarah Perry of New. Ha- ven, who objected to the sidewalk, 3s he thought it was unnecessary. Henry Jackman said he would like to see walk there, but that he could not af- ford to lay it at present and also that he thought it unnecessary. The mat ter was laid on the table until the next meeting. Clerk Hearns informed the board that the junk dealers were not complying with the law in regard to filing a report with the town clerk every week. On motion of Burgess kenney it was voted to revoke the junk dealers license of Michael Fan wick and Benjamin Engleman. Bur- gess Kenney reported that Junk Deal CT Egan of Waterbury bought several loads of junk without a license. On motion of Burgess Kenney the matter was referred to the borough attorney with instructions to prosecute if found proper. Clerk Beardsley stated the matter of damages as regards the dam- ages to Mary A. Crofut's property from the Curtiss street sewer had been appealed and the matter was to come before Judge Gager of the superior court Thursday morning at 9:30. The bids for the laying of the Scott and Lewis street sewers were opened by the clerk. Bid from Nelson Kilmer: 80 cents each lineaI foot, eight-inch 80 cents each lineal foot. six-inch pipe; $35 for each manhole; S4 for each in- spection pipe. The bid of Pasquale Contaldi was as follows: 65 cents each Hneal foot, eight-inch pipe; 55 cents each lineal foot, six-inch pipe; $33 each maDhOle; 90 cents for each inspection pipe. On motion of Burgess Mills it was voted to award the contract to Pasquale Contaldi, with a bond of $500. George l.. Lilley requested per mission to be allowed to connect sanl- tary sewer with the Main street storm sewer. At this point Burgess Smith wished to know if it would not be a good idea to run the Curtiss streer sewer down Main street and provide for those buildings on Main street and do away with sewering into the river On motion of Burgess Kenney it was voted to allow George L. LilIey to use the Main street storm sewer temporari- ly- Mir Lilley also requested permis- sion of the board to build nine-foot sidewalk on North Main sereet The board voted to allow MT LilIey to lay a six foot sidewalk in front of his property on North Main street A bill was received from William Hopkins for S15 for fowls killed by a dog On motion of Burgess Mills Mir Hopkins was allowed $10 for fowls killed A communication was received from George Aman requesting the board 10 appoint him a policeman. On motion of Burgess Mills the matter was laid on the table until next meeting A nQfifinn TrQ dents of Oak and Coen streets request ing the board to build sanitary sewer on said streets. The board took no action on the matter as there was not enough signers. The Connecticut R. and l.. Co requested permission to be allowed to lay gas mains on North Main street from Bridge street to Lin- den street, and on Bridge street from North Main street to Church street, and on Church street from Bridge street to Maple street. The board voted to grant the requested permis- sion from maps submitted. MT Phil lips, representing the c. R. and l.. Co. came before the board and stated that they would put in the enclosed arc lights if the board would give them a three years contract, without any ex- fra charge. On motion of Burgess Kenney it was voted to accept the offer of the c. R. and L. Co.,. Burgess Smith brought up the matter of closet on the property of Martin Lavigne of Highland avenue. On motion Of Burgess Mills it was voted that he be ordered to connect his house with Highland avenue sewer on or be- fore September l, 1901, and to abate the closet, which is objectionable. En- gineer Ham reported that George l.. Lilley wished to have a grade and street lines established around his property on Main, Maple and Oak streets. On motion of Burgess Mills it was voted to allow George L. Lilley to place a six-foot sidewalk on Maple and Oak streets with rounded corners, the same to be done in conjunction with the other vote. On motion of Burgess Kenney it was voted to in- struct the superintendent of streets to remove all hitching posts in any gut ters in town. Voted that the board ad 5ourn for one week at 10 o'clock.