The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-19

| opportunity to be present and give 1 their side of the story. He said the
 board was always ready. to hear any | fair complaint and assured him that | they would be given due considera- tion. When MT Ploski stated that it
 was the desire to have the officers suspended, the warden called atten- ton to the fact that the petition did
 not mention this and asked him If it was the desire to have it incorporat- l ed in the petition. MT Ploski confer
 red with other members of the com-
 mittee and stated that he thought it should be incorporated. Burgess An l enberg moved that the petition be returned to the committee for furth- CT consideration if they wished to
 make changes. It was finally decided | to allow the petition to stand. The communication was accepted and up- on the suggestion of Warden Green | the entire board will act as a con- 1 mittee to investigate. The warden as- sured the Polish residents that the petition would be carefully consid cred and if it was deemed necessary the committee will be informed by | the board if they are wanted. | MT Ploski in presenting MT Irving | said he did so in answer to news 1 paper articles quoting Chief Adam
 son as claiming that he had never
 used rough tactics in handling pris- I oners.
 Lady of Mt Carmel Celebration 1 The board granted permission to Our Lady of Mt Carmel society to
 hold their annual celebration on July
 Is and 16. The usual celebration will
 be staged the communication from Felix Nardelio, ST., stated.
 A waiver was received from prop erty owners on Marshall avenue for the street and grade lines. It was referred to the street committee. The | Naugatuck Water company was granted permission to install water
 mains in Hard and Fairchild streets. r Arommunication from Mrs George Lehr of High street complaining that stray dog killed sixteen young chicks and one hen, was received. She asked to be reimbursed to the ex tent of $40. The matter was re- ferred to Dog Warden Joseph Han ley.
 Lingenheld to Install System r The board voted to engage Ed :. ward c. Lingenheld local accountant | to install q new bookkeeping system l for the borough. An appropriation of | $15O0s was made by the freemen to have the new system installed. MT Lingenheld was engaged after the board had discussed the matter at l some length. Warden Green stated that no figure as to the cost had
 been obtained. Accounting firms he stated would give no figures at to | the pro bable cost unless they knew something of the system to be in- stalled
 10 Act On Bond Issue A special meeting of the freemen will be held on June 1, to vote on issuing bonds to the amount of $1 50,-
 GOO for trunk line sewer work. The
 present session of the legislature au- thorized the issue. The bonds will be in denominations of 5000 and will bear interest at the rate of 1-2 per cent. They will be redeemable start ing in 1883; $5O0O year for 70 years; $600OAa year for six years and $7000 for two years. The vote will be
 by ives" and mo boliot.
 The board voted to accept the offer of the G. I. R. Glove company to allow the use of their incinerator | on Rubber avenue for use by the public for the burning of papers and
 
 stipulated that a man must be sta tioned at the spot by the borough to look after it and also that no tin
 cans or ashes be thrown there. Applications for appointment to the police force were received from George Louis Roberts, 32, and John P. Smith, 37. They were placed on file. Patsy Labriola was granted per-
 mission to hang d barber sign over
 his place of business on Rubber ave- nue.
 Renewal of his sewer license was
 granted to John Curtin with the pro-
 viso that his bond filed be sworn to and witnessed. Burgess Zwick asked the board to name some person sealer of weights and measures. He explained that the U. $. Rubber con-
 pany is now doing all their ship ping from Beacon Falls. Much of the goods Is shipped to foreign countries.
 The company would like to have the
 sealer named he said so that some outsider would make a checkup on sales as a safeguard agaist any dis.
 pute that might arise. The board voted to have ice placed in the foun- tain at the east end of the Whitte- more bridge during the summer. The
 matter was called to the boards att tention by J. T. Leary. Burgess Zwick complained to the board about cement boundry that projects above the walk at the corner of
 Highland avenue and Galpin street The matter was referred to the supt of streets.
 Burgess Anenberg requested the board to change the parking ordi-
 nance in effect on North Main street from the corner Of Maple to the Alcnznr theater. At present there ls on ordinance forbidding parking ln this section but it Is not enforeed he said. Iie would have it changed to minutes parking. Tho matter VIII Do looked up.
 Future regular and special board meetings unless otherwise atmted wlIl he htld at f o'clock standard tima.
 TIM court room and corridors sef the b4idiHg were crowded With Hpse.