Waterbury Democrat., 1901-09-18
NAUGATUGK NUGGETS.
ADJOURNED MEETING OF THE
 WARDEN AN BURGESSEs.

Warden Schaffer Presided for the First
 Time in Several Months-Seryices at St Francis's Church at and at Methodist Church at 1O:3O To-mor-
 row in Honor of Deceased President.
 An adjourned meeting of the board Of warden and burgesseS was held 1n the court room last night. For the first time in several months Warden Schafrer presided Burgesses Mills, kenney, Smith and RenslOw were present The minutes of the last meet ing were read and accepted 4 bill Of $2 was received from Mrs G. Wooster. May street, for expense in fixing the road in front of her house. Superin- tcudent of Streets Pitcher was asked as regards this matter and he said that he would have to clean out the gutter where she filled in. No action was taken The street committee had no report to make. as the matter Of the Orchard street sidewalks. Clerk Be1rdSley reported that he had adver- tised for bids on the building of the Curtiss street sewer and repairing the stone arch on Rubber avenue. and that he had received no bids on either of those matters On motion of Burgess Mills ft was resolved. that the borough is to establish q new highway from the No plant of the e. I. K. Shoe Co west to Melbourne street. and the ad- Joining property owners be notified that a hearing will be given on Ihe same at q meeting of the board to be held on October 5. 1901. The matter of the Curtiss street sewer was laid over until the next meeting The mat ter of the sidewalks on South Main street in front of the Flynn property and the Perry property was brought up by Clerk Beardsley. who stated ihat the time limit for the laying of these sidewalks had expired. On mo- ton of Burgess Kenney it was voted to award the contract of laying side walks in front of the property in ques- ffon to l. H. Dunn at the same price as the Rubber avenue walks. A ped- ton was received from the C. R. and L. Co asking permission to lay gas mains 300 feet north from Maple street through North Main street. and on Smith street from North Main street to. Curtiss street and on Cur tisS street from Smith street to Lin- den street. and on South Main street from Maple street l 800 feet south. and on Millville avenue from North Church street to Park avenue. and on Hillside avenue from New street to Meadow street, and on Fairview avenue to George street. and on Cliff street from Fairview avenue 400 feet west, and cn George street from Cliff street to Fair view avenue. and on Cherry street from Rubber avenue 1.S0O feet south. The board voted to grant permission to the company to lay these pipes as petiti0ned. On motion of Burgess Mills the following resolution was passed by the board: Resolved. That recognizing the deep sorrow brought on this nation by the assassination of our much revered President Mckinley, and in compliance with the proclama- tfOns of President Roosevelt and Gov ernOr Mclean, we hereby recommend that all places of business. schools and public offices be closed Thursday, Sep tember 19." At 9:30 the board ad- JOurned until October 1, 1901.
 All the principal business places in town will be closed all day tomorrow. The barbers have decided to close their shops all day. There will be services in St Francis's church at o'clock in the morning and in the Methodist church at 10:30 a. m. There were simple and appropriate exercises held In the schools today. and when the schools close tonight they will remain closed all day tomorrow.
 4 son was born this morning to Mfr and Mrs Harry Ludlow Cooke of Fair view avenue
 0. N. Freeman. manager of the Naugatuck Drug Co, has returned from q weeks visit with relatives in Plain vile.
 There was one case in the borough court this morning. Frank McGuin- miss of Philadelphia was charged with fntoxicatiOn and vagrancy. The judge hi ~s4 .FrFr- srr SnfT with costs.
 The board of warden and burgesses will meet Friday night to arrange the grand list of No l Center school dis trict
 The members of the Naugatuck foot ball team are requested to appear on Hotchkiss field tomorrow morning at 10s3O for practice
 Tomorrow being set aside as q h0Ii- day. the pOstOffice will close at noon and the lobby will be open all day. The carriers will make one delivery in the morning.
 Christina. 16-year-Old daughter of Mr and Mrs Frank Stanbridge of South Main street, died last night of heart failure. The funeral arrange ments have not been completed as yet.
 Court Unity. F. of A.. will meet to- ulSul- All IuemueES are IequeSltu lO be present as business of importance is to be transacted
 The Ladies' auxiliary of the A. O. H. will give sOciable and dance al Columbus hall on Friday evening, Sep 1ember 2S.
 Court Minerva, I. O. of F., will give an entertainment and dance at the Gem opera house on Octobe- IS.
 All saloons in town will close to morrow from 1 to p. m.
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