Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-16

A meeting of the board of war den and burgesses was held Ill the court room last evening. Warden Thomas O'Loughlin presided. All Of the burgesses were present. with the exception of Burgess Broadrlck' The report of the borough treas urer was read and accepted, showing balance on hand of sS,296.75. The superintendent of streets was ih- structed to abate all existing nus ances by connec ing the premises of all those who have failed to con meet their premises with the Maple street sanitary sewer. It was voted that E. c. Barnum be ordered 10 abate the nuisance existing on ms premises adjourning Barnum court by connecting same with the pubic sanitary sewer. Mrs Ruth Leary sent a communication to the board in which she stated she would claim damages for injuries recelVed by falling on defective sidewalk on Church street on July g. The mat ter was referred to the warden TOT adjustment. New street extension as a public highway was referred to the street committee. Mrs Margaret Sherlock was ordered to recoat her sidewalk on South Main s,reet on C.. before August l. Heirs of Edward Conran and w. J. Freeman were or dered to recoat their sidewalks on Church street. The Glove company was ordered to repair a portion or | its sidewalk on Church street. The New Haven road was ordered to re- pair the sidewalks adjoining its pro perry on South Water street below | Maple street on or before September | l. The company was also ordered to take some action in order to pre- vent gravel from falling from its railroad tracks onto the sidewalks. Catherine Conran was ordered to re- pair her sidewalk on South Water street. The health officer was in- structed to abate the nuisance re- ported to e existing on the prem ises of John and Louisa Linsky on North Main street near Prospect street. Permission was granted St Mary's society to hold a parade on July 26. Police escort will also be furnished.
 Italian societies held parade this morning which was followed by the celebration of solemn high mass at 10:30 o'clock at St Francis church. In the afternoon there was a baseball game at Firemen's field and this evening there will be dis play of fireworks and band concert The public Is cordially invited. This evening at o'clock there will be benediction at St Francis church. The public are invited to attend the church services. The Pleasure Rose club has voted to participate in the parade tomorrow and he indica- tions are that the celebration will be a success in every particular.
 John Chambers was seriously in- jured by falling from ladder yes terday while painting E. J. Swee- ney's house on Lewis street. He was cut on the head and face and Is suffering from shock. Whether or no, he was injured internally will not be known for a day or two. Had it not been for the fact that ne struck the balcony in falling he would probably have been seriously injured. He was attended by pr W. J. Delaney. A paper balloon about a foot in length was found at the corner of Oak and High streets Tuesday night by Thomas Sweeney. It was sent up from Aller on Farms by Johnstone hn rx-o . a paper on which was written I'm started but don't know where I'm going" There was also a request that the finder of the balloon notify Mir vechi as to he time and place he found it.
 Scot Company. No 10, |. R. K. P. met last evening for drill at Firemen's Field in preparation for the competitive drill at the national encampment at Boston in August. Scott Company will have ou door drills two nights each week until the date of the encampment. There are several cash awards in each class. and Scott Company stands an excellent chance.
 James DonneIly. manager of the Naugatuck high school baseball team will try and get the team en- tered in the Interscnolastic league next season. He believes that the nine is as strong as any high school team in the state and if they are en- tered in he league they will make the other teams hustle for the championship.
 Manager I. A. Morse of the Gem opera house is booking plays for next season. He expects 10 bring a number of first class productions here and .heater goers will witness some fine plays. This season the outlook for good year is except ionally bright.
 Saturday afternoon the Naugatuck golf team will go to Derby to play the team of that place and they ex- pee to return home with a victory They have been getting into shane for the match for some days past.
 Mir and Mrs John r. Kicks dane ing classes will give a novelty and prize dance at the academy. 43 East Main street. Waterbury. Friday even ing. July 1T. 1908. Naugatuck class es are invited.
 The Dunham Hosiery Company uill resume operations Monday. after a shutdown of tuo weeks. The demand for kni- goods is in- eressing. and the prospects for fall trade are encouraging
 John Mortimer of Company c and William Neexan Of Company A of the Connecticut National guard, vho