The Waterbury Democrat., 1936-01-08
Naugatuck Farmer s Locked Up Monday
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Causes Disturbance at States Attorney Blodgetfs Offce-Warden Attacks Selfish Lawyers-YOnng
 Republican Club to Hold Ball Friday Night
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, made at last nights meeting, showed the board had accepted notification of the matter which had been re- ferred to Borough Attorney Martin Caine.
 Warden Sheridan said afterward that the borough attorney had not got information concerning 1t, which he requested from Attorney Caine. The warden declared at the meeting that the town had had no report on the walk being defective.
 The board voted to refer the suit notice to the borough attorney. The suit is due to come up in the court of common pleas in Waterbury on Tuesday, February II.
 Attorney Caine told the Democrat today he had no statement to make at this time.
 A claim by Harold Grosebeck of 200 Brown building, Waterbury, for damage to his car, which he claims was done by Q protruding hydrant on South Main street near the Standard oil station was filed, with board members feeling the town is not responsible, that the state high way department may be, and that MT. Grossbeck can go ahead and sue if he so desires.
 Damage was estimated at between $25 and $50.
 Vote Assessments
 The board voted assessments due Jan. 21 on property for curbs, side- walks and other work. Owners have SO days after Jan. 2l in which to pay before interest is added and Q line lien placed.
 Those affected and the amount they will have to pay are:
 Walnut Terrace, assessment for curbs, John Tatigian, $88; Danile Jr. and Theresa Oemcke, $42.60; Katherine Saunders, $42.50; Joseph E. Talbot, $45.75; Leon and Kate H. Lovejoy, STOPS; Winfield s. and Lavinia E. Witherwax, $8l.50; W. J. Megin, Inc, $6.50; Arthur E. An- derson, $62; George w. Mccarthy, $57.65; Melanie B. Anderson, $77.35; sewer assessments, Homestead ave- nue--Mary Pankiewicz. $l50; John J. Linskey, $50: Annie Baxter, $ll0.88; Hart street, Thomas and Francis St. John, $72.90; John Mall gari, $250; Hillside avenue-Alfonse H. and Loretta Meyer, $74.l5; John Vest, $l25: Gustav Johnson, $l25.
 Sidewalk assessments, Grove street-Matilda Anderson, $l67.70; Anna R. Anderson, $l20; Christine Solomonson, $258.78; Emma L. Smith, $57.50: Andrew Lundin, $l31.08; Jean A. Crosby, $9.78; Charles o. and Anna M. Nelson, $S5; Helen M. Nelson $60; Margaret Doran, $l55:
 Rear house assessments, Helen L. and Thomas F. Lynch,o 36 West street, $30; Entity Emproliti, 27 Coen street, $30; Manuel Lamas, Nixon avenue, $50; Francis J. and Helen M. Scully, 16 Orchard street, $50.
 Nixon Asks Time
 John Nixon asked deferred pay ment be allowed on assessments for a sewer on the north side of Nixon avenue. MT. Nixon said he can not use the sewer now and said he thought itsunfair that he should be required to pay for the assessment at this time. The street committee was ordered to inventigate his con- tention.
 Burgess Tracy Noble expressed surprise at hearing the Chamber of Commerce has charge of Civilian Conservation corps enrolment here. He asked who gave this over to the c. of c. and when told Miss Eleanor Little former state EZRA head had arranged it, he said that 1t probably saves the town wages of several clerks were the town required to handle the work.
 There was no discussion of WPA matters nor was the controversial fire department situation mentioned. The meeting was comparatively short.
 4 petition that Moore avenue be accepted and curbs and gutters in- stalled was referred to the street committee and to the borough en- gineer for investigation. Signers of the petition were: Harry Wintsch. John E. Caskey, George Graham. Mrs. Mary King, Miss Bridget Sullivan, William P. Cushman, H. H. Goodwin and Matthew J. Mar aulis.
 Building Good
 Another good month for building was reported here in December by Building Inspector Andrew Bentley. Seventeen permits were issued of which 10 were for new construction. three for alterations and four to demolish structures. Value of the