Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-07-16
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

A daughter was born Friday to MT and Mrs Charles s. Phinney of Elm wood street.
 An anniversary requiem high mass for the repose of the soul of the late Peter J. Bowling was celebrated at St Francis church this morning at S:30 o'clock.
 Signs warning automobilists of the | dangerous crossing at the corner of Maple and Main streets have been placed on North and South Main streets by I. L. Throwbridge and Fred w. Schaffer.
 An adjourned hearing on benefits and damages to Spring street proper ty owners by reason of a change in highway and grade lines on that street was held in the borough court room this morning at 9:30 o'clock.
 Property owners on Walnut street, Cliff street, Highland avenue and Fairview avenue on which streets the board of warden and burgesses in- tends to order the curb and sidewalks laid will be notified next week to at- tend hearing before the board on Tuesday evening, July "A, and show cause, if any they have, why the walks should not be laid
 Next Wednesday the Rev Sherrod Soule, pastor of the Congregational church, will start on his vacation. He will not preach in the church until August 26. July 27 he will be in Naugatuck for the day and on August IA he will be here for a brief visit. He will be near enough to Naugatuck so that he can be sent for if his pres ence here is absolutely necessary. During his absence his pulpit will be occupied as follows: July 22, the Rev c. c. St Clare of Morrisville, Vt; July 29 and August 5, the Rev Henry Hyde of Melrose Heights, Mass; Au- gust 19, the Rev Dr Anderson of Wa terbury.
 Talking of forming business mems association here, President Howard Green of the Ansonia Busi- ness Mems association said that he would come here next Monday and talk over with those who have been ascertaining how the business men feel toward the proposed organiza- tion. He also said that he would con- municate with the president of the State Business Men association, MT Atwater of New Haven, and see if he can come to Naugatuck next Friday night. MT Atwater said few days ago that he would be glad to come here and explain the aims and ob- jects of business association to local business men. It is also likely that one of the speakers at the meeting will be President Mannering of the Bridgeport association. 9'''F'''1f's '
 As result of the visit to Nauga- tuck by County Health Officer Hoad- ley of New Haven Acting Health Off, cer Lloyd will issue notices to about forty property owners ordering them to connect their premises with the public sanitary sewer and remove their surface closets which are class ed as nuisance. The county health officer visited the different localities where complaints against the condi- tion of surface closets have been made and saw the conditions just as they exist. Some of the unsanitary conditions thoroughly disgusted him and he advised MT Lloyd to issue or ders immediately to the property owners to connect with the public sanitary sewers. Those who neglect to comply with the orders of the act ing health officer will be prosecuted. It is said that the borough charter does not give the board of warden and burgesses authority to order property owners to remove surface closets and compel them to connect with the sanitary sewers. but that this power is vested in the health officer.