Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-07-30
NAUGATUCK NUGGETS

last meeting read and approved; Or chard Terrace street plans for grad ing, etc, introduced. W. H. Waters signed the waiver of the same except a reservation put in relative to dam age by surface water. Engineer Ham thought s100 could be expended on that street to put it in passable con- dition. MT Hughes wanted street graded and curbed before winter sets in. Mir Ham thought it better to carry surface water through tile pipe to Orchard street. The engineer will give an estimate of the cost. New street will be accepted as public highway when property holders sign a release of their rights. t
 Benjamin Engleman's and G. W. Benedict's claim for damages by sur face water passed over to the next meeting. By request of J. H. Dunn, Millville avenue, near the property of Oscar Wagner vote passed in- structing the road superintendent to repair the road. Hearing of prop erty holders on North and South Main streets near the center to con meet with the main sewer. T. NJ. Mulville objected as his property connected with proper sewer pipe to the river. May A. Healy had made arrangements to connect; like, wise F. w. Hodson. The Bierce property heirs did not appear or otherwise answer. M. T. Sullivan is out wes. and no one represented him. w. J. Mccarthy was willing if all the other property holders did so. Mir Rubin had already connect ed his property. Voted, that on or
 before September 1 above property
 holders that have not have their property connected with the sewer of North and South Main streets. North Water street as to grading, etc, W. H. Mccarthy. Damages claimed, but not ready to state the amount. c. O. Sundville, damages claimed; but not ready to state the amount. Four feet of property to be taken away. Elizabe h and May Burns object to grade as about two feet and road already has been raised by railroad company, filling in without a hearing or notice ahead, Damages desired, but no amotNt stated. J. H. Dolan, fill to thfee or four feet already by railroad com pany to his proper,y and surface water and washed in sand after in. Favored a better graded and wider road. Damages claimed, but will not state amount at present. As- sistant Superintendent Schaffer for the c. I. R. Glove Co perfec ly sat- isfied with both grade and layout. J. H. Whittemore not present or represented. New York. New Haven and Hartford Railroad company represented by Engineer Eastbrook not ready to state either way. Gen. necticut Railway company, no ap-
 pearance. Harris Whittemore. no appearance. Final action postponed until the first meeting in Septem- Der and the street committee vita the borough attorney is the commit: tee to confer with property holders and report at said meeting. Harry Schofield reported that he was ready to have his property connected with the Maple sreet sewer as soon as Dr Futile does his which will be on or before September |. Vote is passed. Sheldon Church complained of another surface closet nuisance of Dr Tuttle's place. Voted that Dr Futile be cited to appear before the next nee ing of the board in relation to both closer nuisances
 Mrs Andrew, Mrs Platt, Dr Delaney and Mir Page waived their rights for the borough to lay new sidewalk 10 the foot of their property on Church street. Ordered the road superin- tendent to have the walk done on or before the 18th of August. The stree. to see about surface water 10 property of Felix Nardelo in Little Italy. of of South Main street. W. H. Mccarthy, Jr. was granted a sew CT plumbing license. Carroll street grade. etc. report by Commissioners Commerford. Fitzpatrick and Hynes
 Damages. David T. Walsh s100, Alice Talbot s25, Ulrich Haring s10O, D. Foley sf25. Josephine Fo- ley SIS. es'ate of Sarah o'Brien s250, J. F. Sweeney sIO0. W. K. Birdsall sl00. N. Freedman s2s5, H. and F. Clark s405. Lillian A. BIsssll s25. P. ]. Grant s200, Arth- CT Smith s20o. M. C. School district $50. M. Martin and wife sIO0. ]. D. Shea s200: total s2.3T0. Equal as 10 benefits and damages: ]. Bar berio. William. Frank. George Ed ward and Margaret Kelliher. Cath erine and Elizabeth Butler. Mrs Ju- lia McGuinness. Thomas Bowen. William Parkinson, Michael Mar tin. Carroll street: J. D. Shea. cor ner of Cen-ral avenue and Carroll street: J. Dreyer and NJ. A. Baldwin Estate of Sarah 0'Brien to have the second veranda 10 the house. Bene- fits. none 10 all of above property holders. Voted that the property holders of Lewis street from Scott 10 Olive street he given a hearinE for eurbing of sidewalks two weeks from date Voted that A. C. Bren~ nan be given a permit to move three houses from Bridge s-reet 10 Grown street. Voted that the borough clerk order two car loads Of crushed stone for repairs on Hillside avenue Voted that the road superintendent be instructed 10 rough grade Lewis street between Olive and Scott streets Adjourned 10 nsxt Tuesday.
 The grading and placing of loam on the North Water street embark usnt from Maple street 10 the Glove company shop down. nov being done ia connection with the new depot Of the Consolidated Railroad Co 6 at-I tracing considerable attention be- cause of the uethOdicaI way the work fs haf7e d0-s and wter either FHa1- sd down CT furfed and added around the depot picturesque grass plots. shruh5srr. sfc. the Ts1fzrape sp-