The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-04

 Recently the committee took out compensation insurance on school janitors and outside workers. The James E. Sweeney agency was awarded the insurance at that time. l Necessity of a traffic officer at Rubber avenue and Cherry street for the protection of children att ltending the Rubber avenue school was called to the committees at- tention by Atty McDonough. He stated that it was a bad corner and that some protection should be provided. The matter was referred to Supt Chittenden who will take it up with Chief of Police John Atkinson. If a police officer is not available it was suggested that the school janitors be made special constables- 1t was also suggested that if this was done the janitors l should wear a uniform.
 The dental clinic being opened by the local chapter of the Red Cross will be available to school children, S,.e,t Chittenden reported. The clinic is being opened in charge of 10 or IS cents for chill dren, it was said. The matter was left to Supt Chittenden to handle. | A request from. the Naugatuck football team for the of Recreation field was made. The request was referred to Athletic Director Peter J. Foley who has charge of the field.
 Alterations to the Milville school have not been completed, Supt Chittenden reported. It Is expected that this work will be finished shortly. The contractor experienced a holdup, it was stated, and this delayed the work.
 Supt Chittenden reported that gutters had been placed on the Rubber avenue school and the wa ter is being carried off to Long meadow brook. Arrangements have been made to have the Rubber avenue school grounds graded. The work is being done by Wilson K. l Clark. The dirt is being taken from the borough land acquired for a sewerage disposal plant.
 Real Estate Transactions The following real estate trans actions have been filed with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. James A. Scarrow has sold a house and lot situated on Dunn avenue to Joseph Arnold, John and the estate of Mary Szegiti have sold building lot on Scott street to Ygnaces Vaj- thivice; Joseph P. Beckling has sold to Mrs Edith Mary Wood, a lot on Wooster street; Frank and Anna Switlick have sold a house and lot on South Main street to Paul Guarino and Sebastino MeZ- zio.
 Autos In Crash
 Two automobile accidents at- tributed to the slippery condition of the pavements from rain were reported to the police yesterday. The first accident happened about o'clock on Riverside drive when car, the property of Harry P. Benham of Rockwell avenue and operated by William Karbin of Beacon Falls turned over opposite the plant of the Rubber Regener- ating company. MT Karbin was alone in the car and was not in- jured. The car was damaged and was lowed to a local garage. Ac- cording to the police report the wheels locked when the driver ap- piled his brakes.
 Shortly before the noon hour cars operated by Carmelo Carvo or 324 South Main street, Waterbury, and Donald Garrick of 321 High street, this borough, were in collts- ion at the junction of Cross street and the New Haven road. The Waterbury man suffered minor scratches. The car he was operat- ing was owned by Paul Gervasi or Waterbury. It was considerably damaged in the collision. The car operated by Garrick was the prop erty of the Goodyear India Rubber company, and was only slightly damaged.
 Matches Booked
 The final match in the mems singles tennis tourney which was postponed last evening due to the weather is scheduled to be played this evening at the Golf Ciup courts. Eddie Nolde and Henry Cieslewski will meet in this match. The final match in the women's singles tourney between Miss Anna Mode and Miss Bessie Bronson IS scheduled for tomorrow afternoon at the golf club courts.
 10 Name Superintendent
 A special meeting of the board of warden and burgesses will be held this afternoon at 5 o'clock in the borough court room to name successor to Superintendent of Streets D. J. Gorman, who resigned August 31. There are two candi- dates for the position, Albert Rath- burn, a foreman of the street de- partment, and James Brophy.
 There Is a possibility that the board will be deadlocked at the session this afternoon. When at tempts were made to have 2 spe- cial board meeting last Tuesday night immediately following the regular meeting of the board, 1t was blocked by Burgesses Anen- berg and sheridan who refused to waive their rights to a forty-eight hour notice of a special meeting.
 At the meeting Tuesday night 1t was the general report that MT Rathburn would receive the sup port of Jonh Burke. democratic burgess and the three republican burgesses, William and Tracy Noble and Henry Zwick while MT Brophy would have the support ot Burgesses Anenberg and Sheridan and Warden Frank T. Green. It is understood that Burgess William Noble has left on his vacation and will not be present at this after noon IlettlnSs OAiCSo thC OPAA- ions of the board members have been changed the result win be a tie vote.
 Amateur League Games
 The weekly games in the Nau- eatuck Amateur Baseball League schedule for tomorrow afternoon will bring the Falcons and the Crescents together in the opening game at o'clock and the Orioles and the Pastimes will meet in the second contest of the afternoon.
 Brooks Have Been Stocked
 Brooks about the borough have recently been stocked with trout by the state fish and game com mission 1t was reported at the monthly meeting of the Naugatuck Fish and Game Club held last night. The work was done by the county game warden.
 The club received an invitation to have the trap shooting team I -l A Enx vf a