The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-07-07

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  pound. Dog Warden Joseph Hanley had approved payment.
 Delay in payment of e claim of Harry Schmidt for $40 was decided upon however. Mir. Schmitz says a dog killed two of his Swiss goats which were tied together. MT. Han- ley says the state will allow Q total of S32 for the goats. The board approved the renewal of the junk dealers license of Samuel Rubin, subject to approval of the police chief.
 The board approved relocation of telephone poles on Church street between the junction of Church and Salem streets and the intersection of Bridge and Church streets. A committee had investigated this and reported favorably. It was request ed by the Southern New England Telephone company.
 Improvements Accepted
 The board accepted as completed the improvements on South Water street and Rubber avenue. Burgess Joseph Raytkwich asked if some ar- rangement could not be made to clean up rubbish left there by fac- tory workers on the bank opposite the new shoe gate but 1t developed this Is railroad company land and no definite action was taken. Curb and gutters were ordered installed no Culver street. Some Of the property owners there favor curb and gutters and others favor curb, gutters and sidewalks as well. A request of residents of Scott street that the section on Scott street from from Melbourne street to the junc- ton of Scott street and Andrew avenue be traded and widened was referred to the street committee and the borough engineer. A request of MT. Osborne concerning a small piece of land on Field street was referred to the street committee. On the recommendation of Chairman Joseph Denneny of the street light committee. the board voted to erect street light on Forest street at a point to be designated by Bur geSs Dinneny.
 The warden was empowered to sign an agreement between the town and the 1mmanuai Lutheran church in which the church gives the town a right of way to parcel of land 70 feet wide in one section and 20 feet wide in the other near Coen street extension, in return for cer- tain work by the town there.
 Garbage Collection Discussed
 There was a discussion on collc- ton of garbage in Bristol Terrace. Burgess Raytkwich said Q numner of families are willing to pay for collection there. and the warden said he conferred with the town collec- tor recently and the latter said he was willing to collect there. Just how much pay he would get for this is not known. The warden ex- plained the collectors contract will expire soon and indicated the mat ter would be more fully discussed before then. A meeting between the collector and the residents of Bristol Terrace may be arranged.
 The street committee will invcs- tigate the property of Frank Wa terhouse on Pleasant avenue.
 Police Kept Busy
 June was 6 busy month for the local police, according to the month- ly report of Chief of Police John A. Adamson, made last night at the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses. The report shows 87 arrests of which 84 were males and three females and 80 cases.
 Charges were: Violation of the borough ordinance, 62; violation of the motor vehilce law, IA: intoXi- cation, 9; violation of probation, (; breach of the peace, 1: ron-support 2; failure to send child to school. 1; indecent assault, 1; malicious in- jury to property, 1.
 Disposition was as follows: Paid fines and costs, 66: sentence sus- pended, T; discharged by chief of police, s; not guilty. 2; committed to county Jail, 2; nolled by prosecute ing attorney, 3; sentence suspended, T; turned over to parole officer, 1; to Beacon Falls, police, 1; to state police, 1.
 The regular force was extremely healthy last month, no days being lost and only 389 hours of special duty performed, with 5l dodgers staying overnight at the po- lice station and nine offices and stores being found open during the evening.
 Street Department Expenses
 The expenses of the street depart ment for the month of June amounted to $3,300.27, the report of Supt. of Streets James Brophy shows. Major items in this includ- ed: $463.78 for street repairs, $824.l8 for sanitary sewer construction on Quinn street, $506.23 for grading; $223.11 for street cleaning; $2l7.63 for sanitary sewer construction on Meadow street; $l10 for borough yards; $125 for borough dump; $l31.31 for cleaning rubbish: $l32.92 for the New Haven road sidewalk WPA job; $l06.60 for the rip-rapp wall
 Treasurer Reports
 Receipts of the borough for the three months of the fiscal year end- ing June 30 amounted to sls0.als.6O.