Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-06-07

- sembers being present except Alder len Tobin, Bergen and Brophy. Al communication was read from Fsyor Elton stating that he had ap- |pdnted, subject to the approval of the adermen, John H. Moran to fill the Acancy on the department of safety. ballot was taken, AlderInen Filling kld Dunn acting as tellers, and the re- lllt showed that MT Moran proved to
 E popular selection, all the members resent voting for him. The chair de- Jared MT Moran elected q member of be board of safety.
 TheS9 o'clock whistle question took rather unexpected move. At list meeting of the board of public
 orks the subject was introduced by &e mayor and after few remarks 1t
 as agreed that MT Holmes should ring the matter to the attention or De aldermen, but it seems that the
 pmmissioner must have changed his
 ind for he said nothing about it last ! ght and just before the meeting ad- burned Alderman Murray moved that committee of two be appointed by Be chair to investigate and report as ! whether people want the curfew or
 bt, adding that he had heard q great bal about it and that 1t would be
 ell to see what there is to it. Alderman Callan said he thought it
 las a matter which the board could z,t fayorably upon with the assurance lat their doings would meet with s1blic approval. q live in the dis sict nearest the whistle, remarked Re alderman from the third, where be would expect fault finding about De noise of the whistle, if any exist
 !, and yet everything 1 hear is in fa- br of it. Everybody wants that
 histle to blow at o'clock in the kening."
 z Alderman Hurley claimed that there
 e contrary the public was very much
 convehienced on account of its dis Rntinuance, while Alderman Holmes
 as of the opinion that there are srious objections to it on the part of $ople who are interested in the sick. zf Murray's motion was iDally put sld carried and the chair appointed sldermen Hewitt and Murray on the pmmittee.
 All the recommendation of the de 8artment of public works relative to s1blic Improvements and other mat Rrs, printed herein before, were read hd adopted. Several petitions for
 ew work and a batch of petitions for placements were received and suitably sferred. On recommendation of All krmen Hewitt and Murray, the com Iittee on maps, the comptroller was kstructed to purchase one of X. J. htton's maps of Waterbury, with rol- sr attachment, at an estimated ex- fnse not to exceed $35.
 The petition of Mo Harris asking lat Adolph Schmenterby be made kecial constable to do duty at Forest Rrk and of Fred T. Ley lE Co for the ppointment of Giuseppe Quilci to do Flty at the company's camp on .leshire road and of Frank T. Marsh be named as special constable for I1ty at Boulder grove, were referred the board of safety. Before get Ing to this George c. Walker was pointed special constable to ,1o duty Hamilton and Stanley parks and MT larsh's application was approved At e suggestion of MT Filling the mo- lon with reference to clothing Mir larsh with authority was rcscinded h the ground that it was not fair to Ne Supernumerary officers to perform
 sch service. They had refused to do
 last year in Forest park and if tEe ptection was good then it had lost bthing since.
 The committee on law reported rela- ive to the petition of Richard Me Rrthy for abatement of q street as- fssment levied against him for the .yout of Washington street that the etitioner never owned anything putting on that street and was not in ny way benefited by the improve lent. They recommended that the layer of the petitioner be granted On recommendation of the board of kfety draft of an ordinance chang Is the meeting days or tbat depart lent from Tuesday to Wednesday las passed to be engrossed.
 On motion of MT Murray it was vot- \ that the board of public works be kquested to put seats i'll the park. The claim of John Buggy for injur- Is received the night the water gave |ll WtS IslGIIeU lO law cODlu1lII6O. |r Buggy would settle for S2o. Sini- IT action was taken on the application Patrick Geghan for the settlement difference over boundary line on Fall street, between him and and Jo- Fph Derwin. John O'Neill's petition Pr abatement Of certain assessments |vied against him for Improvement of little brook and F. w Connor's plea be relieved from a street assessment Eyied against him for the opening of Washington street. went to the law bmmittee, too
 "A communication was received from J. Mcdonald calling attention to the late parade of the c. T. A. U., which ill be held here on June IS, and ask Ig the board to review the procession. Ple invitation was accepted, MT lakeslee remafking as it passed along bat he hoped the board would keep s word in this case. for it frequently Rppens that after they accept invita- pns they neglect to show up. Mir |urray thought it would be different bis time on account of it being tenn Prance society, and all the aldermen bfng total abstainers, too.
 Two applications were received for lnk dealers licenses. They were re- erred to the chief of police after q