Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-08-29
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

Judge c. F. Hungerford is con. fined to the house by severe attack of gastritis.
 The public meeting of the Nauga- tuck fire department will be held this evening.
 Scott Go, No 10, United Rank. K. of F., voted to attend the state field day at New London Labor day. Colonel F. W. Tolles, who some time ago injured his knee. again met with similar accident yesterday, wrenching the same knee.
 The annual meeting of the Bap- tist church society for the election of officers and committees for the ensu- ing year will be held in the chapel, this evening at o'clock.
 The matter of the Kennedy's cor ner watering trough came up. Mir Hoadley who in previous years had maintained the trough refused longer to take care of it for the amount al- lowed by the statute, S3 and had pull ed out the pipe. It was voted to ap- propriate $50 to decorate the hose houses and bridges and Burgesses Stahl, Schofield and Reidy were ap- pointed committee to attend to 1t. Burgess Reidy said that the Polish church asked for sewer on Golden Hill street. Referred to sewer com mittee and borough engineer was in structed to prepare profile and plan of same.
 At the democratic primaries held yesterday in the several wards the following ticket was elected: For delegates to the democratic borough convention In the first ward. John NJ. Page, Michael Joy. William H. Sic fen. NJ. B. Reidy, Aaron c. French, John J. German. Thomas H. Benton; alternates, J. W. Reynolds, Charles B. Andrews; box tender. John F. McDonough; checker, Frank Ford
 In the second ward, delegates, Pierce E. Freeman. Seth D. Bingham, Richard Clancy. Thomas Gormley, Amos Culver. William H. Keeley, William Kennedy; alternates, Ed ward P. O'Brien, William F. Barrett: bdx tender. John J. O'Brien: checker, James E. Finnegan, were chosen. In the third ward, delegates, Harry Rob- erts, Thomas Reilly. Timothy Daley. Cornelius Bowling. Patrick F. Scul- ly, James Sheridan: alternates. John J. O'Reilly. Patrick Costello: box tender, NJ. J. Langford; checker. checker, Richard Weary: were elected.
 There were 203 voters registered for the democratic party in the first ward, 151 in the second ward, and 40 in the Third, but only very small proportion of these voted to- day.
 Twenty-one legal voters presented a petition asking for special meet ing of the freemen to take action up- on the following resolution: "Resolv- ed, That Harry Roberts. warden. be authorized to enter Into a contract with the N. Y., \. IT. & H. Rrailroad Co for the building of. abutments and a bridge on the line of their railroad at the foot of Rubber avenue, for the purpose of enabling the borough to connect Rubber avenue and Hotch- kiss street underneath their tracks, by a bridge across the Naugatuck river, at some future time and that the sum of s11.OO0 be appropriated for said purpose payable Aug 1, 1907; that said appropriation and the means for the payment of same be includ- cd in the appropriation and tax rate of 1907." Burgess Schofeld opposed the motion. which was carried.
 In the matter of the Highland av- enue grade and street lines, the street committee reported last night that all the abuttors were satisfied with them except James Horton. who ap- peared before the board. The matter was referred to the warden. David Kuhn asked that suitable tempor- ary sidewalk be built at the south end of Meadow street beyond Barnum court. Referred to the road commit tee. Borough Attorney Sweeney presented a form of contract for medical inspection of the schools which provided that the physician shall inspect the schools within five days after the opening of school and at such other times as he might be requested to. Said contract to term mate on the 30th of July and pay ments of so each on the 1st of Jan uary and the list of July 10 be made by the borough. In default of the terms of the contract the defaulting party Is bound to pay the sum of sl00. The contract was approved and Drs A. F. May. Thomas M. Bull. W. J. Delaney and W. s. ReiIley were appointed medical inspectors for the ensuing year.