The Waterbury Democrat., 1939-10-04
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an dothers." Burgess Hoadley com mented.
 An application for . junk dealers license by Hyman Bodial of Scran- ton street, New Haven was denied. Ernest Parsons, of Park avenue, was permitted to connect his draing to the sanitary sewer until a storm sewer is connected, with the work to be done under the supervision of the engineer and necessary safety valves installed.
 A concrete waIx was ordered in- stalled at 163 Meadow street. It was requested by Margaret McDon- aid and Genevieve Kelly.
 The board ordered that the side walks on the south end of Church street and on Rubber avenue at the junction of Church and Rubber avenue be repaired. They are re- ported in bad condition. Clayton L. Klein owns the land. June 30, 1940 was the time limit given for the work to, be done.
 A request of Nixon avenue resi- dents for a street light at the west end of the street was referred to the street light committee.
 Complaints on Property
 Burgess Thomas Broder said he had received complaints from neigh bors about some of MT. Scavone's property on Coen street, which was burned last year and which has been left standing. It is an unsightly con- dition, MT. Broder said. It was de- cided to consult the borough attor- ney to ascertain whether or not the town could order the building rem nants removed.
 MT. Broder said he had received some complaints about children from the Pond Hill district having to walk to Central avenue or Oak street schols, but was told this was a matter for the school board.
 The warden reported the projects for improvements on Noble avenue and John street had to be resub- mitted to the WPA as the original proposals did not have house loca- tlons desgnated, and the govern ment is quite particular in regard to streets where there are not many houses, he explained. They are awaiting approval now.
 Burgess Smigelski requested com- pletion of the section of the School street sidewalk still unfinished. say- ing it is hurting the business of one man, and there is a bad condition. Engineer Hitchcock pointed out the gutter is lower than the crown of the road, but felt that some tempor- ary improvement might be made for this winter.
 Assessments Approved
 The board approved a number of assessments, some of which were rear-house assessments and some of which were houses connected with sewers in the last year and half. The assessments are due March 1, 1940. Some of them were on property which should have been assessed for the connection some time ago. Assessments were deferred.
 @bSA 0Ct CA4oAc1o ouSSSOGCO dIl dT. row he placed on the sign which deSignates Union street as a one way street, to show that Union street and not City Hill street is meant. He said cars often turn from City Hill street on to Union street in vi- olation of the sign, but said the sign is not visible to the driver coming west on City Hill street. The war den agreed that it was a good idea but no definite action was taken.
 Sewing Project Proposal
 Warden John J. Sheridan an- nounced today he will submit as a WPA project soon a proposal to maintain and operate sewing rooms here for the purpose of renovating contributed clothing. The products will be distributed free of charge to the needy and no federal funds will be expended for the cost of distribu- tion of the finished products.
 This is continuation of the pres- ent sewing project on which IS wo- men are now employed, and which