Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-08-19
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

meeting last evening in the court room, when the following votes were passed: That the owners of the Fairview avenue and Meadow sanitary sewer be notified to show cause why their premises should not be connected with the public sani- tary sewer; that the lease of Charles J. and Eliza Weber, giving the bor- ough the right to have a storm sewer through their property be accepted; that the sanitary sewer plans be- tween the Summit and Lewis streets tendent was ordered to lay same; to have the water company change the hydrant on Lewis street to double one and to carry out the orders for changes of hydrants on Hoadley and Galpin streets. The sewer commit tee was instructed to ascertain If the town could get right of way through Maher's lane to Cherry street for a sanitary sewer. The matter of abating the taxes on the John Beckling estate was referred to Burgesses Jackson and Hall. The committee on the matter of abatins the taxes on the property of Mrs Mary Duigan of Scott street, report ed adversely. The road superin- tendent was ordered to lay cobble gutter on Meadow street in the rear of the Weary property. Morris Ra- phael was ordered to show cause why he should not connect his prem ises on South Main street with the public sanitary sewer. H. H. John- son was ordered to abate, sink and privy nuisances on ms premises on May street on or before September 20. The owners of the Naugatuck hotel property were assessed S40.45 for expense incurred by the borough in connecting the premises with the Maple street sanitary sewer.
 Professor rrancis Newlands, state chemist, has completed his analysis of the water from the Seymour Wa ter company's reservoirs at Pines bridge, and has made his report 10 County Health Officer Hoadley.~ A copy of the report was forwarded to s. Hart Culver. The conclusions of Professor Newlands are that the wa ter is safe for drinking purposes, but is not satisfactory for laun- dry use. as It contains too high a percentage of iron.
 The funeral of Miss Olga Swan son, daughter of MT and Mrs Charles Swanson of Walnut street, Salem Lutheran church. The service was conducted by the Rev Dr E. A. Zetterstrand. The interment was in i Grove cemetery. The pallbearers were Ernest and Go,frid Swanson of Naugatuck and Herman and George Norin of New Britain. The four pallbearers were cousins of the de- ceased.
 The members of the Naugatuck Drum corps gave a pleasant surprise to MT and Mrs charles A. Jenner of .Galpin street Monday night, present. ing them with a handsome lawn swing chair. The presentation was made by T. O. O'Connor. After the presentation of programme of vo- i cal and Instrumental music was rem dered and refreshments were served, Owen Cornell and John J. O'Reil- ly, commissioners on the estate of the late Frederick S. Wragg, have given notice that they will meet at the Town hall building on August 31 al 10 a. m. for the purpose of attending to the business of their appointment.
 Tomorrow afternoon on the | Firemen's field the Clerks baseball team will play the Southfords. The home team will have o'Shaunnes- sey for pitcher and Jim Sweeney will do the catching.
 Edwin Turner of Cherry street, Arthur J., Edwin NJ. and Irving Smith and Harold Perry left for Kent this morning with a double team, tent and provisions for a weeks outing.
 The sidewalk in front of the buildings owned by ~..arles H. Cur tiss on Church street Is being re- coated to-day in compliance with an order of the board of warden and burgesses.
 Naugatuck aerie, F. o. E., will give six nights fair at the Gem opera house, beginning Monday evening, October 26. One thousand ubAAdIs VIII bc EAfSu away.
 Edward Sweeney. who has been visiting his parents, Attorney and Mrs John NJ. Sweeney of Hillside avenue, has returned to New Ha- ven.
 The warden and burgesses last evening voted to have the annual inspection and muster of the fire de- partment on Friday, September II.
 Roy Buys has opened a barber shop in Great Harrington. Mass. Mrs Buys and children will go 10 Great Harrington next week.
 Dr and Mrs James J. Mccarthy of Baltimore. Md. are visiting pr McCarthy's mother. Mrs Ann Nc Carthy of Milnville avenue.
 There were 32 births in Nauga- tuck last month. 17 females and IS males. There were five marriages during the month.
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