The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-25

corner of South Main and Hotch- kiss streets with an illuminated one. The work will be under the super vision of the superintendent of streets.
 Borough Clerk Hugh Hearns was Instructed to notify the owners of the Aetna street dump 10 have the property cleaned up.
 The budget for the coming year was not discussed at the meeting.
 Program Announced
 The committee in charge of the show to be given in the Gem Opera house on Thursday. Friday and Sat urday nights, announced the pro- gram of the opening nights per formance this morning. The presen- tatlon of "The Town Hall--Tonight" by the Valley Players will be the next number on the program. Final rehearsals were held list night. The The play promises to be very en- tertaining. The funds derived will go to the unemploymena fund of the borough. At present the fund Is run ming low and if the good work which has bee ndonc by the committee for the past several months is to be continued funds are needed at once.
 Record Attendance Expected
 
 be held tomorro wnight in the three wards promise to be largely attend cd from reporta. Jnthe three wards there Is hconteat on for the nom nation for burgess. Two of the con- teSthnts are now mcmnbers of the board. Mauriac Ancnberg of the sec ond ward and John Sheridan of the third. In the first ward. John Burke and William Clark. Jr.. are candl- dates for the nomination. William krodel the present burgess from Inc ward is not seeking rcnomina- ton it is reported. In the second ward Burgess Anenbery is being op- posed by Frank Madden and in the third Alfred Meier is opposing Bur RcsH Sheridan. While some think the battles will be closc others are of tho opinion that the candidates win- hing Will do NO by n great majority.
 Hackers of Burke. Madden and Meier have been working for many weeks in their behalf and have con ducted hn intensive campaign. In recent weeks the packers of the Clark, Ancnbcry and Sheridan com blnation have started to show great activity and there is no doubt in the minds of the members of the party that the caucuscs will be very largely attended.
 Sign Erected on Green
 A large sign that will tabuiate inc progress of the sale of tickets for the unemployment fund show to be given in the Gem opera house on Thnraday. Friday and Saturday nights was erected on the local green yesterday. The placard de- plcts plane striving for an alti- tudc record. The height of the plane will denote tho progress of the sale daily. The sign was painted by Nor timer Quirk. local artist and sign painter.
 Suffered From Mastoid
 According to word received in the borough, Philip Gunder. n former To- cal resident who died last Friday night at his home in Union, N. J., had been i'll for about two weeks previous to his death and had under gone m operation for mastoid. The body was taken to Nevada, Iowa, for inLcrmcnt.
 Benefit Card Party
 The local committee of the Chil- drcns Community Center of New Haven are planning a public card party to be held in St. Michaers parish house on Thursday evening. April 9. Mrs. Donald $. Tuttic is the chairman of the local committee. Othed members are Miss Winnibel Schaffer. Lyman F. BunnelI, Miss Emily Sophie Brown and Herbert Johnson. All proceeds will be donat- cd 10 the different fraternal orRaniz- ations of the Community Center.
 Funeral of Mrs. Hans Grclsbncii
 The funeral of Mrs. Lena Greis- bach, wife of Hans Greisbach who died Sunday was held this afternoon from the home of her mother. Mrs. Minnie Zwick, 143 Maple street. at 2:30 o'clock and at : o'clock from St. Michaefs Episcopal church. Serv- ices were conducted by the Rev. Arthur Y. Lewis. Burial was in Iiili- side cemetery.
 Funeral of George Foley
 The funeral of George Foley for mer resident of NauRatuek. who died from n sudden heart attack Mon- day afternoon in Hamilton park in where he was employed as n gardner, will be held to-mor- row morning frmO the funeral home of Henry r. Mccarthy on Cedar street at :3O o'clock and nt o. clock from St. Francis church. Bur ial will be in St. James cemetery.
 Funeral of Louis MarineIIo
 The funeral of Louis Marinello, who died early yesterday morning at his home will be held tomorrow