The Waterbury Democrat., 1934-06-06
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last year. Andrew Bentley is build.
 The street committee was or. dered to investigate . blocked up eewer condition across the road at the Arch street bridge. Burgess xwick said that is flooded in storms, h response to . question Supt of Streets James Brophy said oillng would probably start in the borough Thursday but no arrange. mont as to whom will do the work has yet been decided upon. This will Do settled this afternoon, tt is expected,
 Advises Good Materials
 Burgess Zwies pointed out that the state always used good ma terials and recommended that # outside work were employed they ke required to furnish good quality materials,
 Borough Attorney Martin E. Gormley brought to the board the attention Of compensation olalm the borough owes a Mrs Murphy of Waterbury. Tho previous Dor. ough attorney, he said, had agreed 10 oompromise this for . settle. ment of ise7,e0. However. the law. yer ot Mrs Murphy Atty Names W. | carroll of Waterbury has informed the compensation commissioner the payment has not beon made as agreed upon,
 Gormley pointed out that in the case of Frank Dorabas of Millville Judge Newell Jennings had or. dered the borough to pay Se0O. This action had been further ap. Froved by the superior court, Jos. eph Taibot represents the Mlllville No Court Session
 Ihere was no session of the Dor. ough court today no arresta hay, Ing been made last night, No ae. eidents were reported,
 MaxtlaNskAs Case
 | attorney Qormloy said Mrs, Elix. apeth Masilauskas Of Aotehkiss street has been claiming damagos to nor property for years because ot sewer work noarby several years ago would settle for $lS0 instead of the Sso0 she asked or tho $i00 the borough omerod. He recommended settloMont in all three eaaes mon. toned and tho board approved this recommendation,
 | Attorney Gormley also reoom. mendod the borough take out n | compensation Insurance policy. This would cover street department employees, hremen and polieemen besides other town workers, Atty, Gormloy said the cost Of the in- suranee would probably not Do as much per year as was tho cost of compensation in the Mrs. Murphy
 He pointed out the local teachers and school Janitora arc now GOV. cred under such q policy. He urged the board to give it serious thought claiming It would save the Dor.
 Must Get Borough Order The board decided to have peo. pie who want their drtveways oiled pay charge to bo fixed by the street superintsndent and got an order from the borough clerk, "Ge Warden sheridan advised. He does not consider it . good procedure, he said,
 The intersection at tho corner of High street and Maple Terrace Is dangerous, Burgess Brophy said. The matter was referred to the street committee for investigation and it is to cooperate with the bor-
 He also reported ologging os the storm sewer at the corner of Elm street and Scott street. This was also roforred to the street commit. teo,
 10 Install Mains
 Permission was granted the Con. neetiout Light and Power company to Install gas mains and service on the following street, Sweeney street from Walnut street easterlyi John. son street from tho end of May street northerly; Manners avenue from Lewis street westerlyi Rus. southerly. This permission was dc. pendent on approval of tho Dor. ough engineer as to location, The same company asked per. mission to change . street light from pole 94 to polo 2S at Pros. poet street. Mr, owens, state high way department inspector had sug- gested this. The matter was refer. red to the street lights committee,
 Requests for lights were received | from Mrs, Krause, Nixon avenue; | Nick Manglni, Melbourne street; Mir. Malgari, German street and T. | St, John, Faireheld street. This was referred to the street committee. Richard Kioly was given permits sion to erect . street sign near his place of business on South Main street.
 Two Apply For Force
 Applications of Luke Nolan ana Peter M. Devaieskis to join the DO: lice force were accepted and placed
 A petition Olive street be prop. erly graded between German and Lewis street was referred to the street committee. It was signed by Bridget Rafferty, Mary Ash, Wal ter sultana, Mrs. Annie Lengyel, Samuel Grant, Mrs. Elizabeth Daily, Cornelius Monahan, Mary Murfha and Mary Zapatka.
 Work by the state of construct. ing a water bound macadam road from the end of Spring street near Dunn street to Mill street Water- bury was authorized by the state.
 Spring Street Project
 The town agrees to finance all rights of way and to take opiiga. tions for repair, naaintenance ana sum of s2e,011.0s available for | this from the state. The state allot- ment of s17,750 for repairs on dirt roads here was accepted py tne hoard. A petition that Forest street be fixed and lights put there was referred to the street committee.
 The board approved the bonding of fine tax collector James pitxger- sis and of Anthony Mariana bor- ough treasurer. The following bonds were also approved; Charles Dhly, borough clerk, yl0.o0o; James Brennan. personal tax col- l Iector, S2100 and Daniel Connors, John D. Hogan and Carl w. Thom pson. baliffs. $500 each.
 Financial Report
 The financial report for May showed that $106,156.bl of the s490,720.7i appropriated has been spent. This is more than one.nfth