Waterbury evening Democrat., 1906-05-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

The Ladies Aid society of the Bap
 tist church will give supper in thu
 chapel this evening.
 St Michael's Church Helpers helt l their annual meeting in the chape
 this afternoon.
 A meeting of the board of direc. tors of the Y. M. c. A. will be held in
 the rooms of the association on Fri
 day evening.
 The fire department baseball team
 will play the Tigers of New Haven at
 Firemen's field Saturday afternoon.
 The wedding of Walter Alvin
 Hotchkiss and Miss Laura Clarke of
 Prospect will take place at the home of the brides parents, Mir and Mrs l Horatio N. Clarke, tomorrow morn- ing at II o'clock.
 At the regular monthly meeting 6 the board of warden and burgesses held last evening the monthly reports of Health Officer Baker and Chief of Police Schmidt were read and accept ed. The hearing on grade and high way lines on Spring street was de- clared open. It was resolved that the warden appoint a commission of freeholders to assess damages and benefits. A similar vote was passed in regard to establishing highway and grade lines on Elm street. A scavenger's license was granted to Fred Halleck. A junk dealers license was granted to Samuel Rubin. It was voted that the sanitary sewer in School street be extended to accom- modate the property of Richard Ken nedy. E. E. Stevens claimed $20 damages for a collision which oc- cured ,on the river road. MT Stevens claims that teamster, in passing him, drove over pile of stones and overturned his load into Mir Stevens wagon, damaging it, The board voted that the Elmwood street sewer be purchased by the borough at price not to exceed $313. Charles E. Spencer was elected member of the board of trade to fill the vacancy caused by the resignation of Harris Whittemore. The railroad company was requested to light its platforms at Union City, and it was voted that three incandescent street lights be placed on High street and one on School street.
 In the matter of the application of the c. R. X l.. Go for a turnout on North Main street, it was resolved that the company be. allowed to lay the turnout as shown upon the map in hand, and that the street between the present tracks be left in the same condition and the street between the new tracks be replaced with mac adam.
 The board of warden and burgess es appointed the following election officers for the borough election on May ::
 First ward-Moderator w. A. Frost; assistant moderator, F. K. Grant; checker, Edward Saunders; envelope booth tenders, F. A. Sears and J. M. Hearns; ticket booth ten ders. Charles Parks and Eugene Sul-, livan; booth tenders, William Sumpf and J. B. Brennan; door tender, James Gallagher.
 Second ward-Moderator, Warren Birdsall; assistant moderator, c. F. Hubbell; checker. J. T. Garrison: en- velope booth tenders. Frank Richard son, Louis Duffany: ticket booth tenders, F. Wood and M. Ford; booth tenders, s. Simmons and Edward O'Brien; door tender, Nj. F. Dooley
 Third Moderator. NJ. J. assistant moderator, B. c. Hall: checker. George Woods; envel- ope booth tenders, c. A. Anderson and George Lambert: ticket booth tenders, F. Minkwitz and ]. J. 0'Riley; booth tenders, w. H. Miller l and E. Nichols: door tender, c. E. Pearson