Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-27
NEWS FROM SUBURBAN TOWNS
.NAUGATUGk NUGGETS
Board of Warden and Burgesses Held
 Lengthy Meeting.


 Lengthy Meeting.
 The board of warden and burgesses held an adjourned meeting last night in the borough court room. Warden German presided. All the members of the board were present. A vote for superintendent of streets was taken and resulted as follows: w. H. Nc Carthy 5, +. NJ. Pitcher 2. Warden Gorman reappointed Amos Culver and George I. Buck membe CTS of the board of charities for the ensuing year. J.. R. Fuller was reappointed fire marshal and superintendent of the fire alarm telegraph. A vote for member of the board of relief for three years was taken and resulted as follows: Miles Clark 8, Joseph Reynolds 4. The warden declared Mir Reynolds elected. The health officer made report on the matter of the nuisance existing on the property of Mrs Fannie Lates. MT Smith said Mrs Lates could abate the nuisance in two ways, build cesspool or connect with the Highland avenue sewer. To straighten out conditions in that section it was voted that the en- gineer be instructed to prepare plans tor a sewer on Goodyear avenue, Beebe street, Galpin street and Hoadley street. On motion of Burgess May the borough attorney was instructed to mo- tify those parties who have tackled advertisements on any of the trees in this borough to remove them or leave Themselves liable. Mir May also made another motion in regard to this mat ter It was that the chief of police be instructed to arrest any parties found placing advertising matter on the trees in the borough. The matter of Spring street grade lines was continued until next meeting. The health officer was Instructed to refer all needy cases of scarlet fever patients to the superin- tendent of poor for such action as he may see fit. The clerk was instructed to confer with Superintendent Hopson of the N. Y., N. H. and H. R. R., ask Ing him to prevent the blocking of rail- road crossings during the hours the bi- cycle races are being held, on July 4. Tn regard to the matter of highway and grade lines on Carroll street, it was voted that the engineer be instructed to drive stakes on land so that every property owner shall know where he stands in the matter. The bond of Joseph B. Martin, tax collector, was approved A communication from the Fourth of July committee asking the borough to decorate the public build ings was discussed and it was voted that $35 be appropriated for decorative purposes on July 4. The Foresters were granted permission to parade on June IA. to decorate the graves of de ceased brothers. It was voted that the gas company be allowed to repair a valve box on North Main street and to open the street free of charge. The engineer was instructed to prepare plans for public sanitary sewer from Park place to Maple street At 1O:15 1t was voted to adjourn.
 The annual convention, or, more cor rectly, the seventeenth great sun coun- ell of the Red Men, is being, held to- dayain Pythian hall. Between 16O ana ITO delegates are present, representing tribes from thirty-fve towns.
 The opening night of the annual May festival of the ladies of St Francis,s parish at Columbus hall, last evening, was a big success. There will be an entertainment this and every other evening of the fair.
 All the societies in this borough nave or will have before the end Of the week received a 1eCCoF ITOH LHe r ouIlh of July committee asking them to par ticipate in the parade. The letter is given below: Dear Sirs: The com nlittee appointed by the borough to have charge of the Fourth of July ceie- bration are to have civic parade, and 10 that end invite your society to par ticipate in the same There is gen. 1eral desire on the part of those who we have talked with to turn out with full ranks and it is hoped that we re- ceive the hearty cooperation of all so- cieties in the borough, so as to make it a grand success. This committee will furnish band to head parade, also a drum corps if the funds will permit. The hour of the parade is not definitely settled except that it will occur in the morning On the day of the parade you will report to. NJ. F. Coen, chief marshal. We hope you will accept the Invitation and report at once to our secretary as soon as you take action. so the committee may obtain list of all societies that are to take part. Mir Coen desires that you appoint an aide at once. so that he can call them to- getlher prior to the 4th and complete final arrangements. By John A. Gtringer, Secretary"
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