Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-08
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

l The board of warden and burgesses met last night, Burgess Linskey being the only absentee. w. E. Brown, tax collector, presented his report for the month of July. showing total collec- tions of s59.O1S.91. Monthly report of the chief of police for July showed the number of arrests to have been eighteen, one for assault, four fer breach of the peace, seven for intoxi- cation, two for carrying concealed weapons, one for neglect to support family, three for violation of license law, and of these six were committed to the county jail and two were hand ed over to the probation officer. Four hundred and forty-eight hours of sne- cial duty were performed. Two stores were found open. The total expenses were ST. Acting Health Officer W. L. Lloyd's report showed that twenty-nine garbage complaints had been received. besides seventy three other complaints, fifty-one visits made, fourteen permits grant ed, four notices served, nineteen yards inspected. seven of which were ordered cleaned, one gutter ordered cleaned, thfrty-seven surface closets inspected adn ordered deodorized, 4 twelve sink drains ordered cleaned, one case of glanders reported, one case inspected, five dead animals fumigated, two cases of diphtheria fumigated, one case of measles re- ported and s3 paid for the burial of dead animals. The fire department will be inspected August 31. c. w. Blakeslee was ordered to settle F.. E. Stevens's claim for damages or have his permit revoked. The Scott street bridge was discussed. No action was taken. Instructions were issued 70 the railroad committee in regard to certain rights of way and for bridge crossing railroad tracks. A curb was ordered laid on Aetna street.
 The funeral of Elsie R., the g months old daughter of Mir and Mrs Henry Voegeli of Prospect, took place yesterday afternoon at 2:S0 o'clock. The interment was in Riv- erside cemetery, Waterbury.
 The contract for a new water wheel at the town farm has been given to Thomas Packer. The wheel will be installed as soon as possible. The contract for putting new tubes in the boiler in the town hall build- ing was awarded to J. M. Page & Go.
 George Wilcox, son of MT and Mrs Edward Wilcox, who was taken to the Waterbury hospital, was operated upon for appendicitis. The opera tion was successful and last night thc patient rested as comfortably as could be expected. He is doing nice ly to-day.
 The annual outing of the Sunday school of the Salem Lutheran church will take place tomorrow to Lake wood. Two special cars will leave Naugatuck for the picnic ground at 8:22 a. n. Should the weather be- rainy the outing will be postponed until Friday.
 Arrangements have been con- pleted for the dance to be given by the Waterbury Military band at Co- lumbus hall tomorrow evening. There will, it is thought, be a large attendance. The music will be of the best.
 Superintendent F. F. Schaffer said that the ticket would be made in the Glove Co.'S factories on next Monday, August IS, as previously stated. The company's employees who are away on vacation are expected home in time to make the first ticket Mon- day.
 Manager Rogers of the Naugatuck fire department was yesterday noti. fled by Clerk McMahon of the Water bury city court that the case of .. Delkescamp vs the Independent base ball team of Waterbury had been inon-suited, the plaintiff having failed to comply with an order of the court to file a $20 bond Manager Rogers accordingly paid over to Attorney Slavin. counsel for the Independents, ls37.90, the money which he has been holding since 1t was attached by Delkescamp, who claimed damages fro mthe Independents, alleging breach of contract.
 The funeral of Mrs Mary Squires took place yesterday to St Francis's s church. where a requiem high mass was celebrated by the Rev Father Higgins. The interment was in St lJames's cemetery. The pallbearers were Thomas Carroll, Richard King, John Fitzgerald. Patrick Fitzgerald. Patrick Burns and James Murphy. The floral tributes were: Pillow set- tered Sister" from Mrs Timothy lO'Keefe; basket of roses, Margaret Carroll; thirty-five white asters. Mir .Currier: fit piece flowers. Mrs W. T.. lRodenbach; bunch of asters. Annie Conlon; pink and white asters. Mrs Mary Donovan; large bunch of pinl. lasters. Mir and Mrs E. E. Wright of Waterbury.