Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-23
NAuGATUCK NUGGETS

.As - SSAh S VI N4 A - All the burgesses were present at the meeting last night and there was a hearing on the proposed highway and grade lines on Ward street. Will liam Ward and E. c. Barnum stated that they would claim damages. The board voted to call out the eommis- sioners to assess benefits and dam ages on the street, On the recom- mendation of the health officer it was voted that the property owners on the west side of North and South Main street from the property of Margaret Mulville to that of William H. Me Carthy be cited to a hearing to show cause why they should not connect their property with the public sani- tary sewer H. H. Schofield was cit ed to appear before the board and show cause why he should not con meet his premises on Maple street with the public sanitary sewer. A communication was received by the board from property owners on the street asking that action be taken to dbdLS IiE nuloduCt- MI SNnOuClu dp- peared at the meeting and stated he was ready to connect his premises and wanted others nthe street to do the same. The road superintendent was ordered to repair and recoat the side walks of J NJ. Page and Diantha Platt on Church street. The road su- perintendent was instructed to grade Highland avenue between Goodyear avenue and Hoadley street and a hearing on curb and sidewalks on the same street was ordered. The street superintendent was ordered to widen North Church street between Mulville avenue and Bridge street but when
 put to a vote it was lost. It was yot- ed that the hearing on grade lines on South View street be indefinitely postponed. The street superintend- ent was ordered to put South View stret in good condition. An invita- tion from Father Tanning to attend the laying of the cornerstone of St Mary's church, Sunday, was accepted and vote of thanks was passed for the courtesy extended. It was voted to have Church and Maple streets sprinkled for the parade Sunday. A vote was passed requesting the com misisoners on the Carroll street mat ter make their report as oson as pos sible. Voted that the matter of re- pairing the bank of H. Krause's prop erty in Millville be referred to the street committee The board adjourn ed until July 2s.
 It is not known definitely just what the promoters of Sunday base ball will do after the action of the borough officials last evening, but nothing will be done towards having a game the coming Sunffay, as Man ager Lambert has agreed to postpone playing ball on the Sabbath tem- porarily, his intention being to wait and find out what the attitude of the people is in relation to the matter. The Sunday baseball situation was discussed at the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses and dispens. ed with as far as the board is con. cerned. Warden O'Loughlin handed communication to the clerk which he had received from a committee in relation 10 playing Sunday baseball, and after it was read it was found that the communication was unsign- ed. Burgess Jackson did not take kindly to that feature of it and stated that 1t should bear the sigma ture of the people who had protested against the playing of the national game on the Sabbath. Burgess Daly was of the same opinion, and after short argument with Burgess West brook, the latter introduced a mo- tion which was seconded by Burgess Broadrick, that the chief of police be instructed to stop Sunday baseball wherever it was nuisance. Burgess Hall was not opposed to Sunday base ball playing and so stated When the motion was put 1t was lost, only Bur gessess Westbrook and Baordrick vot- ing in the affirmative.
 The Naugatuck fire department voted to participate in the parade which is to precede the laying of the cornerstone of the new St Mayr's church next Sunday afternoon, and a committee consisting of Peter Healy. Paul Passick and Peter Ford were appointed to confer with NJ. J. Lang ford, marshal of the parade relative to their position in the line. The members of the different societies who are 10 march in the parade are re- quested 10 meet in their halls al 1 o'clock and march to Curtiss street where the parade will be formed The line of march will be as follows. From Curtiss street to Bridge street. to Church 10 Maple. 10 North Main 10 the new church. where the parade will be dismissed. Among the so- cieties that have signified their inien- ton of participating in the parade are the St Francis T. A. B. society. the first and second divisions of the A. O. H. Ojeda council. K. of C. the Y. k. (. |. the Hibernian Rfhesc. the Polish Military society and the St Ce- ella T. 4. B. society. the Children of Mary. the Daughters of Isabella and the Ladies auxiliary to the 4. O. H The music for the parade will be furnished by the NsuEatuck band. the St Francis T. A B. society drum corps, the Original St Frsneis's T. A. B. drum corps. the Nsugatuekk drum corps and the Union City fife. buEIe and drum corps.
 Paul Prentzel. a well known Naue- stuck musician. recently took part in a concert given at the Ocean hotel at Asburv park. where he is a mem her of the orchestra. The Asbury Park Morning Press says of the en- tsrtsinmsnt. 4 sacred concert ss the Ocean hotel last night vas re-