The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-10-07

board would sign a waiver of the 4S-hour notice for a special meet ing. All of the board was agree able except Burgess Maurice An enberg who stated that he would not sign.
 Charles H. Curtiss appeared be- fore the board in relation to a com munication sent into the board at their last meeting relative O a awi- yer signed by MT Curiss for im- provements to May street. Mir Cur tiss stated that he had signed he waiver with the understanding tha he sree twas to be 45 feet wide. Now it has been decided to make it only A feet. If the borough did not intend to make the street he 45-foo width he wanted leave to have his name taken 1.-the wal yer as he did not feel disposed to give the borough 20 or 30 feet of his property unless they put in 45-foot street. Warden Green i'm formed MT Curtiss that at the pres- ent time he did not see nay need of a 45-foot street, and felt that the 24-foot stree would handle all of he traffic. If at some future date it was deemed advisable to widen | tuC btlCCl lo lSCt IL WOdAu DO done. It was finally decided to al- low the communication to lie on the table until some future time. Mir Curtiss in parleying with the board on the matter brought forth many laughs from the audience
 Gaetano Sileo appeared relative to a sidewalk that he wishes to install in front of his new property on South Main street. He explained that the distance from the curb to his property line is about 16 feet. The ordinary width of sidewalk
 is about feet. The borough he had been informed owned a section of the street which 1t planned to use some time to widen out the thoroughfare.
 He felt that the borough should build part of the walk. Warden Green stated that the borough in his opinion had no rights in the matter as 1t was a. state highway and under control of the state high way department. The matter will be taken up with the state depart ment in an effor to have it ad- justed.
 The board ordered oil placed on Mulberry street and Feld street as part Ol tIe Qit Iodu PioJSNe. ihS Waterbury Gas Light company was granted permission to install gas mains on Park avenue extension and on Arch street to Scoot. They were also granted permission 10 install a combination gate and vent at the corner of Oak and Maple streets. The board granted permis- sion to the estate of the late George A. Lewis to erect a fence on Mill vile ave. The fence twill be partly on borough property and Borough Engineer Beardsley was ordered to draw up an agreement so that the borough rights will be protected.
 Permission was granted to Cru sader post, Veterans of Foreign Wars to erect a sign at their new home on Rubber avenue under the supervision of the street superin- tendent.
 Application for appointment to the supernumerary police was re- ceived from Edward McNamara of 3 New street. It was placed on file.
 Borough Attorney Martin L. Caine informed the board that | Mathew Boylan had no right of | way over the borough property to | his property known as the Miser | lot. At the last board meeting | Mir Boylan through Attorney John l F. McDonough inquired as to whether he had a right of way | over the borough property. The board voted to pay to Margaret E. Phillips. the sum of $20 for | 15 chickens killed by stray dog. Dog Warden Joseph Hanley sanc- fhA hi1I
 Borough Attorney Martin l.. Caine informed the board that he could settle the claim against the borough of Jennie Hollister for a fall suffered on Elm street. He was empowered by the board to settle the case.
 Complaint was made to the board that refuse and sewerage is being emptied into a brook off of Carroll court. The matter will be investigated by the health officer and borough engineer.
 Funeral of Rev Martin Piagemann
 The funeral of Rev Martin Plagemann, pastor of the local Immanual Lutheran church who died Tuesday morning in St Mary's hospital in Waterbury from in- fantile paralysis will be held on Thursday afternoon from the church on High street at 2:30 o'clock. Services will be in charge of the Conference of Lutheran of Connecticut. The body may be viewed by friends this evening at the Aiderson funeral home, 199 Meadow street from until Q o'clock. The body will lie in afata in tha ehnrch to.n orraw | from i0:so until 2 o'clock and Rev in Grove cemetery. Members Of the church council will act as