Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-15
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Miss Violet Lynn of Maple terrace
 Is the guest of friends in Philadel-
 phia.
 Mrs Matz of South Main street is the guest of relatives in Springfield, 1 Mass.
 Miss Helen Ryan of Meriden is wis., iting her sister, Mrs w. J. Neary of Barnum court.
 The Ladies' Aid society of the Bap- tist church met with Mrs Chester Judd this afternoon.
 The road superintendent has com pleted the crosswalk on Church street opposite St Francis church.
 Superintendent Pitcher has force of twenty-five men working on the River road laying the sanitary sewer
 c. F. Bray of Naugatuck has been elected grand chaplain of the Con- necticut grand lodge of the Sons of St George.
 w. T. Rodenbach, Charles Roden- bach and Miss Katrina Rodenbach sail from Liverpool, Eng, tomorrow for New York.
 Members of the local Masonic bod ies who attended the exercises of Grand Masters day at the Masonic home at Wallingford left to-day on the S:07 car.
 MT and Mrs T. J. Northrop and MT and Mrs Frank s. Nichols are at tending the annual reunion of the Sixth regiment, c. ", at Steeplechase park, Bridgeport.
 The marriage of Herbert c. San born of Winchester. Mass, and Edith Tolles occurred this afternoon at the home of the brides parents, Colonel and Mrs Fremont w. Tolles of Fair view avenue.
 Registrar Hugh Hearns has issued his report for the month of July, which showed that "A births occurred during the month, 13 males and II females. Eight marriages occurred during the same period.
 Miss Frieda Schippers of Rubber avenue left for New York yesterday. She leaves to-day for Rotterdam on the steamer New Amsterdam en route for Cologne, where she will study art and music at the conser- vatory.
 Patrolman Malone killed dog on Maple street bridge shortly after midnight. It was thought to have been the dog that created the excite ment on Main street Monday morn- ing and exhibited mild form of rabies. raH
 The team of the Naugatuck Golf club will be in Bristol Saturday af- teynoon for return game with the team of the Bristol Golf club on the links at East Bristol. There will be the usual Saturday afternoon social session at the club house.
 A meeting of the board of warden and burgesses was held in the bor- ough court room last night. The |Westerley Concrete Co sent a con- 'munication asking to be released from bond guaranteeing the High land avenue sidewalk. The matter of releasing the bond was referred to committee consisting of the warden and borough attorney Attorney John F. McDonough appeared for Er- nest Fecker of Aetna street, claim ing $500 damage from the proposed change of grade, and that he had not been properly notified. The report of Treasurer George T. Wigmore for the month ending August 2 showed a balance in Naugatuck National bank of $44,S03.46. It was reported that Tax Collector Brown had col lected during July $4,000 of the 1905 tax, and during August $53,01S.91 of the 1905 tax, total of $59,01S.I9. A hearing on High street sidewalks was opened. Mrs Hand, Bridget 0'Brien and Mrs Jane Hotchkiss were given the option of laying a walleor grading in front of their property. It was voted that the adjoining prop erty owners be directed to build ce- ment or concrete sidewalks between the curb and their property line on the west side of High street between Maple terrace and Carroll street be- fore October 1, 1906. Andrew Bren- nan was ordered to lay a curb in front of his Diamond street property before September Is. 1906, and a sidewalk before May 1, 1907. It was voted that the borough attorney be requested to prepare a contract for medical inspection of the schools to be ready at the next meeting of the board. John J. 0'Brien presented a bill for team hire of the health de- partment for July in the sum of s21. It was voted to extend the river road sanitary sewer far enough north to accommodate the property of Armelia Rowland. Engineer Ham reported that certain parties desired the sewer at the foot of Coal street to be en- cased in concrete and offered to pay se00 toward the expense. It was vot- ed to accept the proposition. It was voted to order the road superinten- dent to relay the Coal street sanitary sewer from Coal street to the river. It was voted that road superintendent be authorized the procure a road scraper at a cost not to exceed s35. Burgess Reidy remarked at 11:10 D. m. that 1t was about time to adjourn. that the board was wasting time and the business ought to be transacted