Waterbury Democrat., 1902-10-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS
Meeting of Board of Warden and Bur-
 gesses Last Night.


 gesses Last Night.
 The board of warden and burgesses held their regular monthly meeting last evening in the borough court room. Tn absence of Warden SchaIfer, Senior Burges Smith presided. The other members present were James Fl. Ken ney, George Westbrook, James H. Renslow. The monthly reports of Tax Collector J. E. Martin, Chief-of-Posice Schmidt and Health Officer W. F. Smith were read and accepted. Mem bers of the St George Lithuanian so- ciety appeared before the board and stated that the society would not make any concessions from their demands in regard to the borough securing the privilege of running a sewer through the society's property. The society de- mands $500 and all privileges. TNis the members of the board think is ex- orbitant On motion of Burgess West brook the board voted to instruct the sseWer committee to look into the mat, ter and offer the society a fair price for the privilege and to report the re- suits at the next meeting. If the so- ciety refuses to accept the offer it is not at all unlikely that the borough
 
 the sewer through it Thomas Walsh of Scott street complained to the board that surface water from German street flooded his cellar and he wished to ob- tain relief from these conditions B. Kenney stated that a ditch which runs through Nr Kiernan' s land and which formerly carried away this water had been filled up. .Yes, and it will stay filled up," said MT Kiernan, who was present. T suffered from that ditch for ten years and would like to see you or anybody else open it up. After some further discussion the board ip you or anybody else open it up." After some further discussion the board in- structed the road superintendent to remedy the trouble. Burgess Jackson administered some severe remarks to Health Officer Smith for not seeing to it that a nuisance on the property of F. w. Tolles was not abated as or dered by the board some time ago. Mr1 Smith promised to look into the matter to-day. The clerk called the attention of the board 10 the fact that the time limit for laying sidewalks on North Main street had expired. The board voted that the borough lay sidewalks on North Main street from Prospect street to Woodbine street Town Clerk Hearns called attention to the condf, tion of Goodyear avenue and asked thatthe street be put into proper shape y. Fl. Dunn also appeared before the board and asked that something be done to put Millville avenue in proper shape. Mr Dunn remarked that Super intendent Pitcher was rather slow in getting up there. Now look here. MT Dunn broke in Burgess Renslow; n 1fH sE<a1,xN 4I1.1 : behind in his work" The board voted to instruct the road superintendent to put both streets into proper shape as quickly as possible. Burgess Kenney moved that the board of public chari. ties be ordered to remove the bill board at the corner of Cherry street and RuD- Der avenue on or before the 18th day of October. The motion was passed The billboard in question has become a disagreable nuisance in the past few months and it will not be regretted that it is to be done away with. The Naugatuck drum corps were granted permission to parade the principal streets of the borough this evening A permit was requested by the Military band of Waterbury to parade from the trolley terminus to Columbus hall. Some of the members or the board op- pUSSu lAG SIdulluS OI tue request. say ing that the societies of the borough were complaining of the bands secur- ing dates so far ahead and running local organizations out of their chances for large crowd. After some discus sion 1t was voted to charge out of town organizations the regular license fee of not less than $2. At 9:3O the board adjourned for two weeks
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 The miners glee club will hold a concert at Columbus hall this even- ing, assisted by home talent. Admis- sion is 9 cents each person, and al- ready large number of tickets have been sold. A street parade, led by the Naugatuck drum corps will take place shortly before the opening of the con- cert.
 The members of the board of warden and burgesses are highly indignant over the manner in which their orders