Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-02
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

2 York city.
 Miss Ruth Dyson of New Britain is the guest of Miss Retta Monroe at the Hopkins home.
 Mir and Mrs James Moore of Church street left to-day for two weeks vacation at Atlantic City.
 Miss Frances Dolan has gone to her home in Westport to spend the sum- mer vacation with relatives.
 Miss Colenna M Steward has gone to her home in New York state to spend the summer cvacation.
 | Mrs Michael Condon and son of Barnum court have returned from a few days visit in East Hartford. Earl Cummings, teacher of chemis- try in the high school, has gone to | Norwood, N. Y., to spend the sum- | mer. "@
 Letter Carrier Frank Jones, started on his vacation today His route will be carried by Substitute Carrier Michael Donovan.
 William French and J. Frank Jones left yesterday for Marlboro, Me, where they will spend their vacation at the Rubber City camp.
 Attorney and Mrs John F. McDon- ough will leave tomorrow for Dallas, Texas, where MT McDonough will at- tend the national convention of the Elks. They expect to be gone about ! two weeks.
 The funeral of Violet, the 5-year- old daughter of Mrs John Smith of SS9 North Main stret, who died yes terday morning, was held this after noon. The interment was in St Francis's cemetery.
 Miss Mary Rielly, who is training to become nurse at St Joseph's hos pital, Paterson, N. J., has returned to her duties after spending two weeks vacation with her parents, MT and Mrs John O'Reilly of North Main l street.
 Miss Florence c. Austin of St Paul, Minn, who has been visiting her classmate, Miss Valessa E. Beecher of Oak street, left yesterday for N4oi ciuOnt, ~. H., "nclc ohC VIII visit friends before returning to her home in the west.
 An important meeting of both divi- sions of the A. O. H. and the Ladies' auxiliary will be held this evening at s o'clock. All members are re- quested to attend, as the committee on arrangements for the state A. O. H. parade will present report.
 Judge McDonough has appointed Homer Benson administrator of the estate of the late Isabelle P. Benson Judge McDonough granted the ap- plication of Annie Whitaker to sell certain real estate belonging to the estate of the late Anthony Whitta- ker.
 The board of warden and bur gesses held an adjourned meeting last night. It was almost S:30 be- fore the warden called the meet. ing to order. Every member of the board, excepting Burgess Daily was present at that time and he strollet in about g o'clock. The Ward street hearing occupied the greater part of the evening. The ablishment of highway and grade lines on that street is what the residents arC looking anxiously forward to, anC last nights hearing showed this ai they all waived claim to damages b! reason of the proposed change witt the exception of the Barnum ant Ward families and their total claims for damages amounted to abou s2,300. They object to a 40 foo street but will claim no damages fl the street is not made any wider than 35 feet. The matter was lef to the street committee who vii confer with the property owner about the width of the street anC the hearing was adjourned unti July 22. When this hearing wa over the board got down to busi ness. The report of the chief O police for the month of June wal accepted as was also the offer o August Weber. He will give th borough a permanent right of wa, for a sewer through his land iron North Main street to the river fo the sum of $50, on condition tha the sewer be extended on Woodbin as far back as the old Porter hous and that the work be done on 0 before August 1. 1909. A commu nication was received from tn chief of the fire department point ing out the defective hydrants il the borough. This was the caus of a little sarcasm being exchanges between Fire Chief Clark and M Barnum, manager of the wate company. The board voted that tn hydrants be put in working ords and until such time as the vote i complied with the rental of sucI hydrsnts be deducted. Mr Barnur said that he would repair them a soon as he could ge, the neesssar material. A sanitary sewer was or dered builr on Grown street for
 distance of about 200 feet. Tn contract for painting the Union Cit and the Center bridges was awarde 10 P. E. Freeman. His figures cal for 40 cents per hour for every ma employed on the job. and that tn borough shall furnish all the mate rial. The work is to be done b the day. The places for bufldin bO1fres on the night of July
 was left to the fire marshal an chief of police. They will designai where bonhres may be started. Tn Polish Gymnasium club vas grante permission to hold foo; races O School street on July 1. It wz 10:30 and the members of tn board were getting weary when Bui gsss Dsly moved for adiournmen