The Waterbury Democrat., 1933-08-08
Needy Persons Can
 Be Exempt, Says
 Corporation Counsel
New Tax Laws, However, Require Filing of Requests
 <. Within 90 Days After Taxes Are Due-City Set <,t ties $5,OOO in Claims for Falls, Auto and Prop < ; erty Damage .@ssH1S NG2a@sh- !

I bault, fall on East Main street side, walk, si5O: Deborah Griffln, fall on sidewalk on North Main street $2OO: James German, damage to auto on Frost road, $200; Frank Malospine, fall on projecting wire on Bank street, $14; Rose Agar. enc, damage to car and personal injuries. excavation on Walnut street, S250; Bernard Reilly. auto damage on Lexington avenue, SID; Elizabeth Murphy, fall on side walk, Luke street, $125: Mrs Will liam Kurtz, fall on sidewalk on west Main street, $50: Helen Schmitz, fall on sidewalk on Wal street, $50; James J. Ryan. auto damage on. Thomaston avenue, $25; Byron Loucks, fall on North Main street sidewalk, $200: Mrs Joseph inc Donahue, fall on North Main street crosswalk, $50: Mae Miller
 fall on crosswalk on East Main street, $225; Mrs Bessie Detwiller
 fall on sidewalk on Chipman street
 $100: Martins pharmacy, damage from brook overflowing. $1OO; An toinette Cacciano, stone fall from wall in school yard falling on foot
 S75: Bettino Covetosa, fall on South Elm street sidewalk, $325: Irene Slater, fall on Willow street side- walk, $500; Mrs Lillian Gagnon, fall on West Main street sidewalk, $50: Mrs Ruth Wakelee. cable box falling on foot, $150: Helen Hay ican, fall on crosswalk, Bishop street, $350; Mary Carney. fall on sidewalk on Adams street, $150.
 Claims ordered rejected were those of Mrs Thomas Gilhooly, Thomas Aston, Mrs G. Signor, liar ry Solomon, Albert Trinkle, Ralph Lancaster, Madeline Salter, Irene Mclean, Mildred Zavevich, Thom' as Finnegan, Louisa Cavino, Frank Mrazik, Mrs Marion Nicel. J. F.
 Kennedy, Katherine Sullivan, VII liam Boden, Doris Desrosier, Mi- chael Janetty. Thomas Becroft.
 The proposal of the school -de- partment that the city deed back to the Bristol company the land given to the municipality years age for school purposes in the south ern section of Waterbury was re- ferred to a committee consisting oi Aldermen George R. Guilfoiie
 John Derwin and Joseph Wilhelm
 It was voted to have the resi- dents of the Oronoke school dls- trict vote on the question or con. solidating with the inside district on Monday, August 21st: It Is likely that the consolidation plan will be approved and then this Will leave only one more school district in the city, the Park Road district
 The board rejected an offer from Lester Young of $2.5oo for the house and lot at 274 Lakeview avenue which was foreclosed Dy the city for taxes year ago. Ine vote of rejection was passed Ioi- lowing an unfavorable report or committee which had been consso. cring the offer of MT Young Iol some time. It was decided Una, sealed bids for the property WI
 be advertised for, each bidder te include a check, for 10 per cenL ol his bid when submitting an oner
 Authority to lay a sewer on Charles street at a cost of. $1 .9oo was given the board or works. Ine finance board last Thursday re- nnrted funds available for the work. While some of the. residents ~. Charles street opposed the sew or at the public hearing before the works board, the job was or dered done because Health Officer Dr 10. J. Godfrey stated it was nee essary to protect the health or the section.
 Residents of Middlebury road living between the Country Gun road and Whites corner, protested a rainst what they alleged is undue noise and speed of cars passing along the main highway. The mat. fer was referred to the police de- nartment for investigation.