Waterbury evening Democrat., 1903-05-26
BOARD OF ALDERMEN
Names of Men Who Were Put on

Jurors List.
 Alderman Beach presided at the
 meeting of the board of aldermen last night. Other members present were Messrs Foley, Murray, Brophy, O Brien, Stanley, Blakeslee, Gates and Walker. The recommendation of the board of public works regarding change of grade on West Main and Prospect
 streets was accepted and referred to
 the bureau of assessment. The report
 of the bureau of assessment on the change of grade of the sidewalk on
 North Main street, east side, from a l point 60 feet feet north of the north l line of Spencer avenue to the south
 line of Kingsbury street, stating that 1 it had failed to find sufficient benefits to offset two-thirds of the damages, l though the board was still of, the opin- l ion that the benefits and damages were equal to all. This was the second time
 the bureau of assessment grappled with this subject, the other report mak-
 ing benefits and damages equal to all.
 The report was accepted and the work
 ordered done. As there were but nine
 members present nothing could be done regarding the recommendation of the board Of public safety that $2,000
 be appropriated for police protection
 in the outside district.
 The following list of jurors was
 chosen: Henry W. Atwood, George
 Alexander, GeorgeC Q. Altman, EugeneC O..
 Adt, John Ashton, John Fitzpatrick,
 D. J. Lahey, Edward Deegan, Henry W. Brown, Mieeyclas J. Brzezinski,
 Eugene "A Benham Martin Bergin,
 William H. Borchardt, John J. Splafn,
 John P. Friend James F.. Campbell,
 James H. Pryor, Charles c. Commer-
 ford, Emmond M. Chipman, Terrence
 M. Coyle, F. B. Rice, Samuel Nuttall
 Loren R. Garter, Joseph Corr, James CoughTan, James F. Callahan, TheoboId
 M. Cruess, John H. Curley, Edward l..
 Frisbie, Alexander Dallas, David Du-
 charme, w. H. Camp, Martin Scully,
 William E. Quigley, John A. Edmond I son, John B. Ebbs, Roswell E. Eggles-
 ton, Thomas Fenton, John H. Fruir,
 Edgar T. Ford, Adam Faber, William
 F.. Grilley, Abraham l.. Greatsinger,
 Andrew W. Goldsmith, Lewis Garrigus, l Edward H. Gagain, Robert Walker, I Giovanni LeLigouri, John GilTnor, l John J. Geraghty, A. l.. Hanna, David Garrigus, John F. Gallagher, George
 IT. Geddes, George H Goodwin, Peter ] Bauby, John B. Doherty, Samuel Root, i Abram Holman, Chester M. Hawes, ] James A. Hynes. Patrick Hickey,
 Christian Hauser, James Hayden, Pat
 rick HoIohan, Gilbert B. Hotchkiss, l William A. Hebert, Cornelius F. Hayes, Patrick " Halpin, George D.
 Harrington, William F. Jarrett, George
 L. Jenks, Dennis Kilduff, James Long
 worth, Alfred H. Lane. James F. Lun-
 ny, John H. Loughlin, Eugene o. Mar l tin, John McElligott, Charles s. Miller
 Charles F. Maher, John J. McAuliffe,
 John J. McCauley Emmett F.. Riordan,
 Hubert M Rigney, R. Scott Rasmus- I sen. Edward D. Rush, Charles Ochsner, Edward J. Finn, John A Osborne, 1 George Panneton, George Partree, Ar l thur J. Patton, John Bergin, Willard l Tompkins, Michael Ney, John M. New l ell Edward Tracy, John c. Thompson, I Edward B. Platt, Charles H. Perkins, 1 Edward Pierce, Mark T.. Warner, Ed I win D. Welton, A. l. Goodrich, Benja- l min Sedgwiek HenrF w. French. | William O. Klefnecke, Albert A. Irion, T Martin A. Pond, Eugene J. Sullivan,
 John H. Holihan, John Parry, Edward l Miller, Andrew Anderson, Edward e. T Munger. John J. Siebert, Edward H.
 Marshall Christian J. Pfuderer. Joseph M. Bari1. Henry l.. Dyson, Frank ".
 Richards, William Milton, Joseph N. Bernier, Martin F. Perkinson, James E. T Kefford, Daniel D. Gregory.
 N The board adjourned until next Mon :, day night.