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Newspaper
Waterbury Evening Democrat
Location
Waterbury, Connecticut, United States of America
Date
Oct 28, 1908
Page
7
Public Works Board lists projects across engineering department. Items include street assessments street signage lighting gas stations storm water drainage sidewalks and new road work plus city yard improvements and a concrete mixing plant.
The Board of Public Works presented next year estimates for Water Sewer and Street departments including pipe extensions repairs and maintenance. Edward O Neill long time engine master at Eaton Cole Burnham Co and Bridgeport notable died at 407 Main Street after a two year illness leaving a large family and church affiliations. Funeral set at Sacred Heart Church Bridgeport with notes on his career and character.
The ad lists women’s Gun Metal Calf and Blucher style shoes with special prices and a range of fabrics and linens. Includes school shoes, flannel remnants, ginghams, sheets, dress plaids, Huck towels, damask, and muslin with sale for tonight and Thursday. Limited quantities and regular prices shown.
The minutes note a separate appropriation for the engineer and a corresponding decrease in other departments. Streets new work is $5 000 less than last year. Water rents for six months totaled $91 266 14, up $3 683 54 from the prior half year. Henry Kellner protests a per diem penalty for Farm Street delays caused by material shortages and weather. The engineer is asked to respond. Bristol Co. application discussed.
The board referred meadow street openings for a water main to the mayor for action. The engineer reported sewer completions on Weyman Ludlow Robbins West Main Washington and Wolcott. Hearings were sought on Easton street grade and curb line with superintendent Kennedy to advise on the water question.
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