The Waterbury Democrat., 1937-09-08
Board Recommends
 Tracks Be Taken Up ' Along Main Street
Meeting Last Night Is Routine Sidewalk Project Dis
 cussed at Lengtt-Bids for Repairs on Fire House ] Roof Sought Borough Clerk Reports
NAUGATUCK Wm j. Baxter. COrrespondent-PhOns NauGatuCk SSIS

| those whose pipes cross his land, according to Mir. Nardello, but had received no satisfaction, he stated.
 He added he recently lost chance to sell some property because of the pipes. On @ motion by Burgess Brophy, the board voted to have sanitary sewer installed on Wood land street to pass through Burritt Place and the proposed highway ai yet unnamed, owned by Edward C. Hall and others.
 As a result of a petition by some residents of Park avenue that curb and gutters be laid near their houses, and that present drainage conditions there be corrected, 1t was decided to have the borough engi- neer make e survey to see how the drainage problem can be solved.
 The petition was signed by Will liam Karbin, Michael J. Honan, Al- fred J. McEneaney, Carl c. Lindahl Bertel Olson, David Rappe, J. Emil Anderson John s. Lundin, Sam and Olivis Parsons and Sally Anderson Park Ave. Drainage
 MT. Honan explained the condi- tions there to the board, stating there is much water after rains there now and the main thing Is tc get rid of the water. There is nc storm sewer there. The sidewalks are starting to 90 now and he pre- dicted the town will have trouble there this winter unless the problem is solved. The section where the curb and gutters will probably be installed after the drainage Is pro. vided for extends from the Karbin property to that of J. Emil Ander- son.
 Burgess Joseph Nygren asked about a walk which Mrs. Anderson on Grove street wants. It was ex. plained by the warden that P August Johnson's walk there is bad and he is causing delay, the Warden said.
 On a motion by MT. Nygren, 4 was decided to order property own. CTS on the west side of Grove street between Park avenue and May ave. nue have walks reconstructed within three months.
 A request by the NaugatucE Water company to install an eight inch water main on Scott street be. tween Lewis street and Andrew ave. nue In order to give better fire pro. lection was approved by the board and ordered done under the super. vision of the street superintendent The main will replace four-inct main.
 A request of Peter Jepson to hanc Q sign in front of his place of bust. ness on Rubber avenue was ap. proved, and Is to be done under thC street superintendent's supervision. Explanation Needed
 A petition for curbing on City Hill street as far up as John street was accepted and placed on file The warden and borough clerk Charles P. Daly thought 1t was meant that Q sidewalk and curb should also be installed there, but the petition did not state this. It is expected Q representative from those wishing the work done will appear ct the next board meeting to explain the matter.
 Warden Sheridan said only O little more than half of the property owners there want the work done but Burgess George Fellows said he thought nearly ell favored 1t.
 Those, signing the petition were Anna zapatka, Frank and Helen Waleski, Petery and Mary Burkow- sky, Richard and Frederick Nyberg Casper anr Julia Krulikowski, Mar celia Fink, Josephine and Pauline Palakowski, Peter Fink, Peter Jwrz- ynski, Matheas and Matrina Serela Karol ~and Mary Moraski, Jesse O. and Harold R. Perry, the Waterbury National bank, Walter Czalacki Stephen Krzykowslki, Henri and Jurzeka zmijewski, Frank IN. Tay- Tor, Estate of M. J. Langford, Rich- ard Dennihan, Bessie and Dennis Joy. Margaret Fahey, Rose Calvin Frank and Julia Wisinski, CresloW F., and Bertha c. ZguzenslSi, Wlady- slawa sierakowski.
 Several street lights were dis. cussed and Warden Sheridan asked the street light committee to in- vestigate pending requests this week if possible. Burgess Tangredi said the light on South Main street can- not be moved as had been thought Street Lights Sought | HtaARA A0A kxNNA NHt1ta SaAAa aAt. other and then c stretch of 500 feet without Q light there and at the previous meeting 1t was ordered the light be moved to spot selected by Mir. Tangredi but this Is not feasible he said last night.
 Burgess Joseph Raytkwich said the street light committee should in- vestigate the need of . light on Walnut street between Cliff and Elmwood streets. Two new houses on Highland circle now shade . light on Highland avenue from Wal. nut street, he said. These conditions and that on Woodland street will also be investigated.
 Burgess Nygren asked about side- walks on Aetna street and was inc formed that on effort will be made soon to get the few remaining resi- dents of that section, who have not signed, to sign Q waiver. He also called. to the attention of the board the need for fixing the gutter near the Bickerdike home on Aetna street where recent waShoutS occurred, and the warden said he will notify the street superintendent of this. The board adjourned subject to the 0aiI Af kIAA ntNate