Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-09-10
NAUGATUCK KUGGEIS

VI the meeting of the burgesses las, evening, and there were present Burgesses Freeman, Jackson. Daiy' Hall, NBroadrick and Westbrook. Tax Collector Hogan reported the amount collected last month as $2,202.Te' and Treasurer Wigmore reported balance in the Naugatuck National bank of $17,255.30. The report or the Colonial Trust Co on the White more fund was accepted. Borough Clerk Beardsley said the Water Co had reported that all of the hydrants of the borough had been inspected and found to be in good working or der. Fire Chief Clark informed the board that all of the hydrants had not been flushed out. The matter or having the hydrants inspected was referred to Chief Clark to ascertain if the work had been properly done' and he was authorized to make ln- spection. The superintendent or streets was instructed to lay curblns on Highland avenue. H. H. John- son informed the board that ne would put his premises on May street in a sanitary condition. Su- perintendent of Streets O'Brien was instructed to lay ashes for sidewalk accommodations on Lewis street ana Highland avenue. The street super intendent was ordered to connect the premises of W. H. Mccarthy on South Main street with the public sanitary sewer of the borough. George Wigglesworth was ordered to appear before the board and show cause why he has not complied with the request of the board to repair the roadway on South Main street where the Beirne building had been connected with the public sanitary sewer. and also to show cause why his sewer plumbers license should not be revoked. Voted, that w. Il. Mccarthy be assessed $6:75 by req son of expense incurred by the bor- ough in abating nuisance in the rear of 25 South Main street. Voted, that the owners of the Naugatuck hotel property recoat the sidewalks on South Main and Maple streets on or before October 1, 1908. Margaret Davis was ordered to repair side. | walk fronting premises on Central avenue. The request of the Eagles | for permission to hang a banner
 across Maple street from Freeman
 building to the Glove Co.'S corner
 was granted. George Wigglesworth | was granted permission to connect the St Mary's church property storm l water with the Smith street storm
 sewer. The deed of Clarence Hub.
 bell and Lillian E. Hubbell of a strfI of land near Platts Mills, was ac I cepted. Chief Clark was authorized l to purchase dump cart.
 l At the meeting of the Beacon Val
 ley Driving and Agricultural asso
 citation last evening in the Eagles
 hall it was voted to hold three race'
 at the fair, which is to be given mex
 month. There. will be free-for-all, {
 2:2O and local race. Arrange
 ments are being made to have bal
 loon ascension, and big floral dls
 play.
 The board of fire commissioner
 will inspect the local fire departmen
 Friday evening. The Union City C. I will be inspected at o'clock ant
 the Naugatuck firemen at 8:15. Tn
 fire commissioners will also look a
 the condition of both fire houses.
 There will be mid-week services il
 the parish house tomorrow eyenln at 7:30 o'clock. They will be con ducted by the Rev Sherrod Soule
 pastor of the Congregational church Letter Carrier John Finnan, wh has been on his annual vacation vii
 return to work tomorrow HI route has been covered by Substitut Carrier Thomas O'Donnell. .. The wrestling match betwee
 Chick" Lawson of this place an Young Stanley of Utica, N. Y., wi take place in the Gem Opera hous
 on September IT.
 Harry Downs of New Haven ha } returned to his home after a fe' days visit with relatives on Mort
 Main street.
 NJ. F. O'Connell, John Sutherlan , and W. J. Freeman attended tn
 horse races at Charter Oak to-day. De Rue Bros minstrels will give , performance in the Gem opera hous tomorrow evening. .T
 The Naugatuck band will give , dance in Columbus hall to-morro } evening. Es.
 School suits, sizes II to IT, $1 an
 s2 at Upson, Singleton & Cos, W.