The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1934-10-03
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Leaves December IA
For New Assignment
Trip to Be Made Via Panama Canal-St Michael's
Dramatic Club Postpones Meeting Until Oct 10;
Debate Features Bugesses Board Farley
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various systems, fixes them IL any
thing goes wrong and he said he
gets the salary for being ready to
fix them in case of trouble and
on having the necessary knowledge
to do so.
Burgess Brophy stated he
thought Mr. Morris should got a
fixed salary. Warden Sheridan
said he intends to do right by
Morris and everybody else. He
suggested a conference in the near
future between the board. the
warden and Mr. Morris at which
| time a salary will be agreed upon.
This suggestion met with favor.
On motion by Burgess Burkus,
1t was decided to have the warden
notify the police department to en-
force the vending ordinance from
now on. Persons from out-of-
town who sell here are required
to get a license. 1t was passed at
! the September meeting but has not
yet been enforced.
Burgess Burkus asked local pho
| tographers be protected under this
ordinance and submitted copies of
protection for photographers In
other cities to the borough attor-
ney, Martin e. Gormley, for in
spection. Warden Sheridan said
in the course of several months
time he expects more additions
will be necessary and indicated
they would all be acted on at the
same time.
A communication from John
| nStrnSli onp, W, n r, IAr ~ fhn TTY,fnn
City chapter, No. II, Disabled
American Veterans announcing the
| forget-me-not poppy sale here
from October until November IL
was accepted and placed on file.
Sewers Discussed
There was a discussion Of the
proposed Spring street sewer. Leo
Brophy, street committee chair
man. said that the committee
thought the sewer should be in
stalled there. Some of the resi-
dents in that section are opposed
to it and others favor it.
If state road Is put through
there and the septic tanks used
by some there now get out of or
der, a sewer will be needed any
way and it would be necessary to
rip up the new road, Burgess
Brophy said. He proposed a plan
under which payment of 1900 feet
| would be partly deferred, that is
about 40 or SO cents foot would
be charged for materials there and
the rest of the payment on this
1900 feet deferred. 1t was decided
to make this suggestion to prop
erty owners there at a meeting
with board members and the bor-
ough engineer.
+ Burgess Brophy also reported on
a request for sewer on Golden
Hill street extension. This is not
an accepted street and the work
would cost the town considerable,
he said.
This matter will be investigated
further. A report on O request for
a sewer on Nixon avenue was also
made by Mr.. Brophy. This is an
other unaccepted street, septic
tanks are not suitable to the soil
| there and cesspools overflow.
There Is 343 feet on each side of
the street subject to assessment,
he reported, but 410 feet of sewer
would be needed. One side of the
street has buildings on 1t but the
other side Is composed of vacant
i L
the idea the price would only be
$3.50 foot said Burgess Zwick,
but it would be the regulation
$3.50. The facts will be laid be-
fore the property owners there at
O conference soon.
Wants $4,000 For Damages
Another communication was re-
ceiyed from Johanna Curtin con-
corning damage to her property on
Johnson street allegedly done by
| the FEAR workers there. She
wants $4,000 or threatens suit. She
names six lots with lots 20 and
80 being the worst damaged, about
81, 900 worth being done on these
she maintains Warden Sheridan
says he thinks these two lots are
assessed for SIS each.
| Mrs. Curtin knew of the situa-
ton a year ago last August but
has made no complaint until late
| ly, he said. 1t was decided the
borough would offer to remove dirt
and stones left on her land after
| FEAR work and IL she refused.
1 will let her take the first step. Her
Communication was placed on file.
Calvin Kazanjian. Peter Paul
Candy company official, has again
| TeQueSteu d SlueWdlh NC put III oh
the road to the factory. Last year
a sidewalk was planned but II
would have been off to the side
and considerably below the level
of the road. Such n walk would
not be used, 1t Is believed. because
it is too far beneath the road level.
Sidewalk Wanted
| Mr.. Kazanjian suggested the
shoulders OF the road be levelled
Off and oiled. 1t was decided that
as this is state highway, the bor-
ough clerk will ask the state high
way commissioner to send a repre-
sentative here and make sugges-
lions. Mr. Brophy said there should
be some indication however to
show where the road was.
A motion by Burgess Anthony
Tangredi to the effect that proper
ty owners install or fix cement
sidewalks on High street between
Woodland street and the intersec-
ton OF Carroll street was passed,