Groton wnter-Cleaning Streets.
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To the Editor Of the Tribune:


In your paper several days back there is a COM
municaton recommending that the surplus of the
Croton Water sheuld be used for washing our
filthy cutters instead of running away in a large
stream under the Tenth Avenue to the Hudson,
which is very good; but the water running slowly
through our cutters will not wash them clean,
consequently would most respectfully urge that
one or two sweepecs be employed to sweep them
down as the water runs through them; then we
should have our cutters cleaner than they now are.
Once in year, at least, the water should be let
off q, the hydrants situated in the highest parts of
the City, which would give long route for the
water to run; then, by having one or two men EN-
poyed sweep the cutters as it went along, think
it would do immense good toward sweetening our
fntid streets.