The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-08-17

rcsetting the curbing if 1t was un. derdrained and 1t would cost $Z4 for cement curbing.
 During the discussion mention was made that the borough might order the curblng and gutters reset at the expense Of the property owners if they did not accept the board offeN Burgess Johnson stated that in that case the bor- ough might find itself faced with a law suit for damages caused by, the surface water. On the sugges-' ton of Burgess Richard Parkin- son that the property owners on the. street be. conferred with and the proposition explained to them 1t was decided that all the proper- ty owners be sent a copy of the proposition together with the cost to them of doing the work under the plan.
 Burgess Johnson was taken to task at the meeting by Burgess Will liam Noble for his remarks at the last board meeting about the bor- ough ambulance.
 At the meeting held few weeks ago Burgess Johnson stated that in his presence the ambulance would not start. and that the stretcher was all blood stained ana should be replaced. Burgess Noble
 contended. that this was not 50 ana
 that 1t put. the board in an unfav-
 orable light. Burgess Johnson replied by saying that he report. ed only what he actually saw that
 he was not blind and was not teli- | ing lies. Burkess Tracy Noble asked Burgess Johnson why he did not 70 to the police department who has charge of the ambulance if he wished to see 1t tried out as | the police department was In charge of the vehicle and not the | fire department. There was con- siderable discussion relative to the ambulance which was finally dropped.
 installation of q fire hydrant on Andrew avenue was referred to the fire committee. The board ap- proved of written descriptive sur: veys of May street and Faircniia street as submitted by Borough Engineer Charles Curtiss.
 Autos Collide
 Two light delivery trucks. one the property of M. Cans, well Known local and Ansonila hard. l'ware dealer. operated by Lyman Albert of 67 Clinton street, An. sor,ia. and the other . Dodge op- erated by Edward Dupaul of 2Sa Maple street, Seymour, were Tn collision this morning shortly be. fore. 9 o'clock at the corner Oi Mar,le And Main streets. The Cans car was turning to go up Maple street from North Main street and | the car operated by Dupaul wal l trayelInx toward Waterbury. Both | cars were damaged in the colli. | sion. No one was injured. Omcel l John Gormley investigated the accident for the police depart
 Entries Close Monday
 | Entries for the big cofnmunity ] field day to be conducted undei | inc auspices of the Naugatucl l Chamber of Commerce at Recre' I ation fleld on Saturday. Angus 27. will close next. Monday. Therl are fourteen events open to Nau' gatuck residents only, while thert are about 26 events on the pro gram. The list of events for ioca | residents are: 50 yard dash fol girls: so yard dash for boys under l6: 100 yard dash; 220 yard dash quarter mile run; half mile run
 high jump: broad jump; sho put: pole vault; three legged race football forward passing for dis tance: football drop kicking. aht J girls' baseball throwing.
 4 Entries may be. given to an! member of the committee or sen to the Chamber of Commerce Of flee In the Neary building. Th' meet 10 expected to be the bsgges
 of its kind held in the borougl in several years.
 To He Guost ct Dinner
 NatIouaI Democratic Committee nan Archibald McNeil of Bridge 1 hort has extended an invitation t' lJudge Martin D. oormiey of thi
 borough to be guest et the speak ers' table ct the testimonial dime to De tendered to Governor Frank lin D. Roosevelt of New York
 democratic candidate for presioeIs
 at PisasuFs Beach, Bridgeport. oi
 yudes uermiey's local friend
 expecf that he viii be Q rsembe
 Of the next congress as ne vii again Dc q candidate sor this of
 flee from, the fifth congfeasi0na
 district. The fooal man lost otI l in 1880 by oniy a few hundre
 votes, He Gaeng assured os CD | nomination assin this year.
 Amsrican children are eetlnl Izaalsssss ~ I4a0A{&N 2t tho gate 0f 11E.