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273 <br />Letter was received from. Calvin W. Childs offering <br />gasoline to the town departments during the present <br />strike. The Clerk was instructed to acknowledge the Gasoline <br />letter with thanks. <br />The Chairman requested Iir. Raymond to look into Sub -Division <br />the matter of the subdivision regulations and see Regulations <br />what was holding them up. <br />The Chairman also spoke to 11r. Raymond about Cataldo <br />placing Tony Cataldo's son in the Water Department. employment <br />Mr. Raymond said he would look into the matter and report <br />later. <br />Mr. Raymond said that the only matter which he <br />wondered if the Board wanted to take up in the next Street names <br />Town A:eeting was that of the changing of street names. <br />It was decided to let this go over to a fall meeting. <br />Upon motion of Mr. Potter, seconded by P,ir. Rowse, <br />it was voted that the following licenses be granted: <br />Velma S. Stephens, Waltham St. Common Victualler's <br />Max Sulkin, Waltham Junk Collector <br />Mrs. Sarah Berman,22 $iass.lave. Sunday Sales Licenses <br />' Dorothy Lappen, 1780 Mass. "ve. Overhanging Sign <br />Harry Gee, 1734 Rass. Ave. <br />Parker E. Hallett, 63 Old Cty. <br />Rd. Peddler's License <br />Mr. Rowse moved that the cost of decorating the Reviewing <br />reviewing stand be charged to the Unclassified account. stand <br />Mr. Sarano seconded the motion and it was so voted. <br />Letter was received from the Civil Service Com- <br />mission advising that it would approve the provisional <br />employment of Ralph E. Chadwick of 67 Orchard Street, <br />Belmont, as Sealer of Weights .& Measures. Mr. Potter Sealer <br />moved that Mr. Chadwick be appointed provisional <br />Sealer of Weights & Measures. Mr. Saran seconded the <br />motion, and it was so voted. <br />Letter was received from the Town Counsel stating <br />that in the case of Marulli v. Lexington the plaintiff <br />had abandoned his appeal to the Supreme Court. There- Marulli <br />for the case went to judgment for the town. Mr. case <br />Wrightington enclosed his bill in the amount of $125. <br />Mr. Potter moved that the bill be approved. Mr. Locke <br />seconded the motion, and it was so voted. <br />' Request was received from Jacob Bornstein that <br />the $50. fee for his junk license be reduced to $25. <br />