Waterbury Democrat., 1902-07-30
MAYOR KILDUFF GOING.
Board of Aldermen Vote to Send Him to Grand Rapids Convention.

Board or Aldermen Vote to Send Him to Grand Rapids Convention.
 The board of aldermen met last night, Mayor Kilduff presiding and all the members being present except MT Blakeslee.
 Parties interested in the proposed storm water conduit along the line of Brewery brook were called and heard. There was no opposition to the pro- ject. 1t was voted to recommend to the aldermen that the work be ordered done.
 J. Richard Smith and Thomas Quinn were heard relative to the need of a sewer in Alder street. It was decided that petitions be sent in for the layout of Green street from Poplar street to Alder street and for a sewer in Green and Alder streets.
 The application of William Daly for permission to move a one-story build ing from his lot on Ridge street across the street to the rear of his store was referred to a committee con- sisting of Mayor Eilduff and Commis- sioner Scully with power to act.
 The petition of the American Ring Go for permission to. make a siX-inch tapping on the Bank street main for use in automatic sprinklers was grant ed, the work to be done to the satis-' faction of the superintendent of the bureau of water and the city engineer.
 Harry Wil1etts was heard regarding his conduit along the line of Little brook between Hawkins and Bronson streets. The board promised to call up there and look over the ground.
 A communication was received from NJ. S. Neiman offering to pay the city. $200 towards the cost of the proposed storm water conduit in Dublin and Welton streets, on condition that it be continued to a point east of his prop erty and that he be given permission to connect his brick block with it. The communication was ordered on file.
 Mago -Sheehan wanted to know when. the city intended to move in the mat ter of improving Edward street. It was stated that before the street is graded it would be economy to con- struct a sewer there. It was voted to cite in property owners on that street from Drayer street to Alder street on August F to be heard relative to laying sewers.
 The time limit on Thompson Broth ers' contract for the completion of the Mill street wall was extended to Sep tember with the understanding that this is the last extension the board will give on that job.
 Mayor Kilduff and Engineer Cairns, the committee appointed some time ago to confer with Charles Keeney re garding the purchase of a piece of land on East Main street that juts in- to Hamilton park, reported that the property can be had for $275 and recommended that the offer be accept ed. The report was accepted and the matter favorably recommended to the board of aldermen.
 Fairmount street was agreed upon as the name of the proposed new street from Washington street to Luke street. This whole matter, with a five foot building line, was reported upon fayorably.
 The petition of Frank I. Luddington for permission to connect the former Kendrick block with the West Main street sewer was referred to a commit tee consisting of the mayor and the engineer.
 It was voted that Mayor Kilduff be delegated to represent the city at the annual meeting of the League of American Municipalities at Grand Rap ids, Mich, during the latter part of August
 The board adjourned for one week.