Waterbury evening Democrat., 1904-10-13
Suburban News
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NAUGATUCK NUGGETS.

John Wiesman has brought suit against George D. Hosford, ex-chief of police, to recover $46 which the plaintiff alleges is due him from the defendant. Wiesman claims that 1t Is the commission that was promised him for selling Hosford's house. The case will be tried before Justice of the Peace Seth D. Bingham on October IT at 9 o'clock. Attorney Root of Water bury has been retained by MT Wies- man.
 Maurice Heating. a well known young man, died last evening at his home in Fairvdew avenue after a long illness. He leaves a mother, Mrs Jo- hanna Heating, and two sisters, Mrs Patrick Duffy and Miss Bridget Keat- ing.
 Miss Maggie Warren and Miss Han howell of New York city, who have been spending the past few weeks with MT and Mrs John Warren of Cliff street, have returned home.
 F. F. Schaffer has gone for a two days business trip to Boston.
 Painters in the employ of Pierce Freeman are engaged in renovating the interior of the town hall building on the first floor.
 Miss Sarah Penrose of Colchester is visiting her sister, Mrs John WeIch of Meadow street.
 ! The fifth annual entertainment giv- en by the Haymakers of Natatuc as- sociation will be held in the Gem op- era house on Friday evening, October 2S. Finke's orchestra will furnish music and Prof Almond will prompt t The adjourned meeting of the board of charities, held in the borough court room, for the purpose of awarding the contract for laying the stone work on i the basement of the barn of the town ! farm, gave the contract to J. Fl. Dunn, the lowest bidder. The figures were: $50 for drain and cesspool, 10 cents per cubic foot for dry wall pointed, IA cents per cubic foot for wall laid in mortar. $1 per square yard for cement floor, $16 for cap stones. The contract calls for the work to be completed be- fore December 1.
 William F. Smith presided at the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses last evening. The report of Treasurer George T. WigmOre was read and accepted. It showed there was balance in the Naugat,lck Ma tional bank of $4,669.54. A petition WdS IScSiVSuf IEOm taxpayers TOT a street light at the corner of Galpin and Aetna streets. The matter was laid on the table for one week for considera- tion by the light committee The com mittee that was appointed to look into the matter of allowing the S. N E. Telephone Co to string guy yeire from Church street to the park re ported they did not favor the idea. IT was voted that the road superintend- l ent be Instructed to lay concrete or cement walks in Central avenue and Scott place, whichever the property owners prefer. The road superintend- ent was ordered to lay concrete or ce- ment walks at .$1 square yard wherever he lays them. The road su- perintendent was instructed to lay a crosswalk from Millville avenue across North Church street, and one across MillSille avenue near North Church street The engineer was in structed to bring in plans for grade and street lines on Maple street, iron Water to Main. streets The fire com mittee reported, that Chief Fuller l would like to get the top arm on the I telephone and electric light poles fol the fire alarm wires The matter o1 building sewer on the River road was brought up and discussed.