Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-03-02
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 A meeting of about twenty of l4he prominent citizens of the borough fNvas held Saturday evening i'll the DOT IGugh court room for the purpose or forming an organization whose object would be to see that the borough De lkept up in appearance and that the kDfficia1s concerned in doing this De la0rced to do their duty. The meeting Iwas called to order at 8:S0 o'clock by Ekhe Rev w. II. Garth, who said that EAt meeting of a few citizens held "Wednesday evening at the home of Howard B. Futile on Millville avenue, p1ans Cor bettering the conditions now Existing in the borough were talked Ebyer and that it was finally decided to EAd5ourn unhl Saturday evening and to Invite several of the representative snen of the borough to be present. At the meeting held in MT Tutties' home Ekhe Rev Mr Garth was elected chair Faan and Q. A. Berger clerk pro tenn. Affar explaining the object for which lahe meeting was called Mfr Garth then lEalIed for nominations for chairman Eand clerk to preside at this meeting. The vote resulted in the Rev Mir Garth Epeing elected to the chair and Mir Der ger clerk until regular officers are elect led, Remarks in regard to what work |a Society for borough Improvements could do were made by w T. Rohden- kDack, Dr Baker. D. F. Mills, Attorney Sweeney, WillianfWard, Attorney Bow Ien and ex-Senator Kennedy and others. Particular mention was made of the H1nsight1y condition of the lot north of John M. Page & Co.'S store, where, one 7 fHtE H 'old rubbish were hid by an old bill board The yard in the rear of Hop IE0n block was also raked over and it lNvas mentioned that so long as brick wall or old billboard can be used to hide such eyesores they would go on. Becoming worse day after day. MT Rhodenbaclx said that the society should organize and he moved that if should be named the Borough Improve, nent society. His motion was carried without dissenting voice. Fl. B. Tut. tle. F. J. Brennan and W. T. Rhoden- back were appointed a committee to draw ID a constitution and bylaws At 9:35 the meeting adjourned until Saturday evening. March z
 St Cecilia's T A. and B. society will hold regular meeting this evening in their rooms in St Francis's school Building
 The severe wind which blew all day Saturday did considerable damage to property about town. Several of the stores had windows in their doors smashed and other damage done. On Rubber avenue several blinds were ripped off one house and several win. dows broken. If any truth can be put aipon the old adage, "March comes in like lion and goes out like lamb, then there is every reason to believe that the closing days of the month will De pleasant and spring like for the lions share has come in good shape
 The funeral of Sandy Smith took place yesterday afternoon at | o'clocb from the home of his daughter, Alice ?. Smith, in Union City. The Rev w 4A- Garth officiated
 The board of warden and burgesses will hold their regular monthly meet ing tomorrow evening in the borougf court room.
 There will be basket ball at the opert house this evening. The games prom 5se to be quite interesting and exciting Mohawks vs Blue Fronts and N. A. C. ws ID. Fl. c.
 "A requiem high mass will be cele brated at St Francis's church Wednes day morning at o'clock for the repos, of the soul of the late Miss Grac, Cross.