Waterbury evening Democrat., 1908-05-28

was accepted. It shows that there were registered up to date GOA male dogs, 24 fenfa1es and 1 kennel license had been issued, the total amount of money received and paid over to the borough treasurer on dog licenses was $754. Victor Woermer appeared again before the board and asked that something be done re- garding the settlement of his claim against the borough because O. in- | juries sustained by his wife's falling on an icy sidewalk last wlnaer. The board took no action. George M. Rumney was reappointed member of the board of charities, md D. M. Linskey was appointed member of the same bosrd in place cf Samuel Marshall who declined to serve. A hearing will be given June 10 to the property owners on Church street, between the Congregational church parsonage and St Francis's parochial school, on the establishment of grsde line on that street between the points stated above. It was voted that the Elm street sanitary sewer be connected with the Rubber ave- hue sewer, the Maple terrace, Car roll and Oak streets sewers be con- nected with the Maple street sewer, and that storm outlets be connected with the Maple street storm sewer, all the work to be done under the supervisicn of the superintendent or streets. The property owners on Maple street will be notified to ap- pear at some subsequent meeting of the board and show cause why they should not connect their premises | with the sanitary sewer. A light was ordered placed on South View street at spot to be determined by the street l lighting committed The bond of | $40,000 of Tax Collector John P Hogan was approved by the board | A petition was read asking for a light to be placed on Lines Hill street. The matter was referred to the street lighting committee. It was voted to build cement cross walks at the following places: From Hodson's corner to Lilley block on North Main street: from Berne's block to Naugatuck hotel corner on South Main street; from Hodson's corner across Maple street to the Beirne block, across Bridge street on North Main street, and across Coen street on Oak street, and also to re- pair the crosswalk near the Salem house on Rubber avenue. The road superintendent was instructed to build a dry pointed wall on High street near the property of Amos Gull yer. The matter of the Woodbine street storm sewer was put over un- til next meeting and the matter was referred to thcsstree committee and the borough attorney, so that they can learn what can be done in reia- tion to the borough acquiring per manent right to cross the property of August Weber so as to obtain an outlet for the sewer. Mrs Bridget Walsh asked to have her taxes abated. The matter was referred to committee consisting of Burgesses Hall and Jackson. They will recom- mend at the next meeting what ac- tion the board should take. A bill for s42.66 for work done by E. c. Barnum in the vicinity of his own home was presented, but the board thought that if matters were eyened mp that MT Barnum was debtor to the borough. Nc actiou was taken on the bill. The plans and profile of the proposed grading of Wooster street was accepted and the road su- perintendent instructed to do the work at a price not to exceed the sum of s200, The board voted to approve the sanitary sewer that is being built on Darlington street, and that a sewer plumbei s license be is sued to Donahue Bros of Middletown, who are doing the jcb. The meeting adjourned at .10:45 D. m.