Waterbury Democrat., 1902-04-30
SUBURBAN DEPARTMENT
NAUGATUCk NUGGETS.
Senior Burgess Smith Presided in the
 Absence of arden Schaffer.


 The board of warden and burgesses held an adjourned meeting fast eyen- ing in the borough court room. In the absence of Warden Schaffer Senior Burgess Smith presided. The other members present were Burgesses Ken ney, Ranslow, Westbrook and Mills. The meeting was called to order at 5 o'clock; the minutes of the last meet ing were read and accepted. The board voted to grant D. c. Sanford permis sion to connect the storm sewer on the property of Emily Spencer with the storm sewer on Cherry street. The board also passed the following: Re solved, That it is the intention of this board to order curb laid and sidewalks built on North Main street from Pros pect to Woodbine street. and that the adjoining property owners be notified that hearing on the same will Ee held on May 12, 1902. It was also voted that it is the intention of the board to establish highway lines on North Main street between the terminus of the wall built by the trolley company near Henry Deihletson's and Prospect street ] and that a hearing on the same will be {, held May 12, 1902. The board also voted to accept the written survey of the highway curb and grade lines of Maple terrace May street and Phoenix avenue, and that such portions of said streets which are not open to the pub lie be thrown open to the public on or before June l, 1902, and that the road superintendent grade the said streets between June 1 and July :, 1902, pro- Eyiding an appropriation for grading is made by the freemen of the borough The board also voted that the adioin- ing property owners be and they are hereby ordered and directed to lay a AXIS inch stone curb on the curb lines adopted April p, 1902, and build con- | crete or cement walks five feet wide being i've feet four inches in gil. and on Maple terrace five feet Wide). ad- Jolnlng and ill front of their premises on said streets, (exempting concrete walk on the westerly side of Phoenix aVenue), on or before August :, 1902 It was also voted that $500 of the grad Ing appropriation to be made hy the freemen be expended on Orchard street. The foregoing vote in relation 10 the expending of $500 of the grading appropriation on Orchard street ere ated considerable discussion, but after some time 1t was made a vote. Quite little discussion also took Ilace be- lore the following vote was passed :: voted, That $500 of the grading appro- pr1atlon be expended on Salem and New streets. The board also passed T vote stating that it is the intention of the board to establish grade Ines on OllYe street and that hearing on the same will be held May 20 1902. .yThe petltlon presented by the A. o. 1T. aslS Ing TOT permission to hold a boxing ex nlDltlon at their coming picnic was turned down. At 1O:1O. there being m further business, the board voted to adjourn. ~
 The Women's Study club held . meeting yesterday afternoon in inc rnb. Ic library. Papers were read as fol- lows: Ferns" Mrs B. B. Bristol. l.
 View from My Window Miss Snule :. { "Floral Forms in Architecture and l Decoration" Mrs Isbell.
 A reahearsal of the full chorus and sololsts in the "Mikado" will be held tonight in the Salem school.
 1 The water company came in for some very sharp criticism at the peet- ing of the warden and burgesses last evening on account of the condition the l highways were found in Saturday night. The members of the board ex- pressed themselves as thoroughly dis satisfied with the conditions Saturday night and it's up to the water company now to look after the hydrants and IT, spect them at regular intervals.
 The quartet of the Congregational church of this town will sing at the entertainment to be given at Beacon Falls by the Ladies' Aid society of the United church.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Con, gregational church met this afternoon in the parish house.
 The funeral of Anthony, the 1 months old son of Mir and Mrs Joseph Koakski of Railroad avenue, who died yesterday morning, took place this af- ternoon at ? o'clock. Interment in St James's cemetery.