The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-02

ough Clerk Hearns win take the
 matter up with the water com pany.
 Burgess Zwick called attention to fence which, has been erected by property owner on Locust
 street. It is alleged that the fence is on borough property.
 Borough Engineer Beardsley will establish lines on the street. Curbing and gutters were ordered installed on Park avenue and also on the south side of Pleasant View
 street upon the presentation ot
 waivers by the property owners.
 All but one property owner on the
 other side of Pleasant View street had signed the waiver and a hear ing on this matter will be held at the next board meeting. The bor-
 ough received waivers from Ed t-yard J. Kennedy and from John and Louis Collins for grading and | the installation of curbing and gut ters on Fairview avenue and South View street. In line with the park
 improvements being made in this
 section 1t is proposed to change the grade of Fairview avenue and
 South View street at this point. There will be certain damages to
 both properties 1t was stated and to offset this the borough will install
 curbing and sidewalks in front of these properties. The warden was empowered to sign deeds to strips of property involved in this work.
 The board voted to renew the
 lease on the property occupied by
 the borough sheds in the rear of the Maple street fire house from the U. s. Rubber Company for one year. Permission was granted to the Connecticut Light and Power Company to change a light on
 Cherry street.
 A change in street numbering
 on Park avenue made necessary by the addition of Park avenue exten- sion will be necessary and the bor-
 ought clerk will notify property
 owners of the change. It was sug-
 gested that the old numbers on
 Park avenue be raised by 100 and
 the newly opened section have
 numbers from l up to 100.
 The hoard ordered the owner or
 the property north of the Bauer
 block pn North Main street to in-
 stall a new sidewalk. Permission
 was granted to the Reliable Feed
 store on Church street to erect
 sign over the sidewalk under the direction of the superintendent ef streets.
 A recommendation was received from Acting Health Officer W. r. Duffy that the schools of the bor- ough remain closed until the pres ent wave of infantile paralysis mas
 su ubsided. Charles P. Rodenbach' president of the town school com mittee was resent at the meeting and stated that the committee had
 deferred the opening of the schools until September 21. The board voted to approve of the recommen-
 dation of the acting health officer and of the school committee in de- ferring the opening. The monthly reports of Chief of Police John A. Adams on Charles F. Daly, tax collector, Hugh Hearns, borough clerk, and D. J. German, super-
 intendent of streets were approved by the board.
 Notices Mailed
 Borough Clerk Hugh Hearns to. day mailed notices for special
 meeting of the borough board to all or the DuTBcSsts.
 The meeting is scheduled to be held Friday afternoon at 3 o'clock in the borough court room and Is for the purpose of naming a sue cessor to Superintendent of Streets D. ]. German. According to the borough charter special meeting
 must be held to fill vacancies. Following the board meeting last
 night, Warden Frank T. Green
 made efforts to have the burgesses | waive their right of 4S-hour notice for a special meeting ana hold the meeting Immediately fol- lowing the regular session. Bur gesses Anenberg and Sheridan re- fused to sign the waiver and the meeting was out of the question, Borough Court
 As the aftermath of a raid con- ducted last night by the local po- lice on an alleged policy shop in the Rubin building on South Main
 street, twelve local men appeared
 before Judge Cfaremont l. Toiies
 in the borough court this morning, Eleven of those taken, charged with frequenting. forfeited bonds i of $10 each, and Nick Mancini' ai- legged proprietor of the shop, was fined $lOU ana cOSts anu StNeh " sixty day jail sentence which was suspended for six months.
 Those charged with frequenting
 were Joseph Errico, 9 High street, Charles Terry. CT South Main street. Louis Nardello, s45 south Main street. Drank Baker. Fond
 street, Joseph Nardello. S56 South
 Main street. John Hurst. Carroll Court, tanley AukstolesS, l1 Hotch-
 kiss street, Earl Lavalley. lao Cliff street, and Anthony Acquavia. The raid took place shortly after lg o'clock. The officers had no difficulty in entering as the door 1 to the shop was said to have been
 unlocked. They confiscated several slips, books and other things al- legged to be used in the game. as
 well as some money. The mem
 hers of the raiding squad were An- thony Malone. ir. John uormiey.
 Joseph Doran. deorge Froeiieh and 1 walter Lychiewcz.
 Juyens.e Cases
 Two youths. one "a and the other iS. who were charged wifh