The Waterbury Democrat., 1935-02-06
Warden Criticizes Bills And Work Of
 Morris At Meeting
Pay of Superintendent of Police and Fire Alarms Re- newed-Demand of Sheridan to Designate Certain
 Streets Suitable for COasting Voiced
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much he said, he believed that within three or four years the building would pay for itself. T believe we should start something now" he said.
 Warden Sheridan declared he thought 1t a very good suggestion and that such building would come sooner or later anyway. Bur- gess Tracy Noble said the sugges- tion would have been all right in 1929 when times were very good but not in 1895. Warden Sheridan admitted money was scarce now but said he thought it might come under the government PWA pro- should begin to talk about some fCrther or definite action on 1t was taken.
 Unfairly Terated?
 Burgess Dinneny said h. thought there should be more equality of time given police supernumaries than has prevailed in the past two ElOnths. It Is not right one should get all the work, he said. Warden Sheridan agreed with him. Tn 1893 Warden Sheridan then q burgess, won much popularity by cham pioning supernumaries who, he all legged, were not Letting fair amount of work.
 Burgess Zwick last night said he thought the work distribution ha! Teen unfair for the last six months. Burgess Noble said certain super numaries don't care for the work. It was decided the warden will take up the matter with Chief Adamson.
 A request from residents of Cherry street extension that the town fill and grade the street was referred to the street committee.
 Fred Klies, representing those signing the request. said everybody Is afraid to live there because of the condition of the road. There K not much chance to sell or rent houses if more were erected, he said, because of this. The water company Is not willing to put water there until the town grades the road. he stated.
 Signers of this request were AL bert Orciari, Mary Orciari, Peter and Anna Moruska, MT A. Bradley, o. shurmak. Emily Peck, Fred Klies, Carl Schrul, Florence Schrul. ISOSt hOOIC, Ml I<hWulu Mehigen and Betty Chism.
 Will Pay Bills
 The board ovted to pay bill for $16.5O submitted by Theresa NJ. Wrinn of Coen street for damages done her property when water from sewer flooded part of her house. Warden Sheridan said he investigated and expressed himself in favor of paying the bill. A sewer condition there which needs to be corrected, causes the water to overflow.
 The estimate of damages includ- ed $9 for one congoleum rug. $2.50 for linoleum and $5 for pair of shoes. The board also voted to pay Mrs James Carroll $30 for dan- ages done on her property when a large can blocked storm sewer.
 The board authorized the ward on to advertise for bids for the jobs of garbage collector. This position had paid' S25O0 up to last April when many complaints were re- ceived. The collector promised to do better and his pay was raised to $2900. It is a three year job. Bids must be in by March l.
 The board voted to assess .ccr- tain property owners on Nettleton avenue, on High street and in con Lection with the May Park sewer for sanitary sewers. They must pay the assessments into the borough treasury on or before March 15.
 Persons affected include: Nettle- ton avenue sewer, west side, Henry and Jennie Wrubclewski; Charles and Annie Evancha; Arthur and xt,tsn al ut std Johnson. Frank and Anna Svltlik.
 High street. Giuseppe and Maria Magnanao. May Park sewer, Fri dolf Car lson, New street.
 MIllyillc Job. Approved
 Proposed widening of Rubber avenue fin Millvillc opposite the J. M. Russell Manufacturing com pany. near where glass factory was located was approved by the board. This would be an EZRA project and has received the ap- proval of the EZRA board. Bor- ough Engineer Robert D. Boards ley reported stone from the bank would be used on High street and the Jones road.
 Leo Brophy, street committee chairman. reported on three storm sewer projects. One on Cocn street would cost the town about $500 he said. This would be 450 foot extension to the present sewer. one on High street near the Valentino property would cost the town $2G4. In 6 heavy story the pipe there in the sewer is not large enough now to take water from brook in the hills and 30 inch pipe would be necessary, he said.
 Aon1urnd nto Tn the North Church street develop ment would cost the town $2.000. This project has been approved by the EZRA. He pointed out the storm sewer appropriation in the budget is er-expcnded now by | $2,000 and the sanitary sewer out lay ovcr-spent by $2500.
 He said they would be necessary in the future and suggested work be started on them when the money becomes available at the start of the next fiscal year. The board approved them as EZRA projects when money is available. Assessed More
 Because of protest by Thomas St. John of Fairchild street. 1t was decided to assess Alphonse Meyer and Loretta Beckling Meyer $50 , for 32 feet extra on their property for which 1t has not been assessed In the past. There is an S2 foot frontage, but 1t has been assessed for only 50 feet. The whole S2 feet is benefited by sewer installed there. They are assessed $2.60 per foot. Others there are assessed for entire frontage.
 It was decided to remove the hydrant on the east side of the Prospect street school and attach it to Q new main on Eagle street. This will give twice as much water The work will be done as desig- mated by the fire chief.
 Anthony Tangredi. republican second ward burgess. asked which side of the street a proposed side walk to the Candy factory on New Haven road will be laid. He was told progress in this matter. which will be an EZRA project, has been made but Borough Engineer Beardsley will have something defi- | yaffa fO rou0rt af fha next rneatfnR.