The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-06-12
! NAUGATUCK 1 More Appointments
 To Be Made Monday
Believe Changes in Fire Dept Personnel Due-Central
 High Nine to Play Foleymen


 Appointment to the supernumer- ary police force and the naming of superintendent of fire alarms, fire marshal and borough electrician will feature the meeting of the board of warden and burgesses to be held Monday night. There is considerable speculation as to whether the board will make @ change in the fire de- partment positions now held by Michael F. Shea. Some of the board members have been opposing 1 Supt Shea's appointment, but there seems to be feeling that he will be returned to office again at the is also report current that Mir Shea may be retained as superinten- dent of the fire alarm system and driver at the Maple street fire house and that the office of fire marshal and borough electrician will be awarded to others.
 There are several vacancies to be | filed in the supernumerary police force, the recent session of the gen. eral assembly granting power to the | borough to increase the number from 25 to 30. There are 16 or | board is also expected to report at this meeting as to their decision on the contract to furnish sand and gravel to the borough and Warden Green will report on what h2s been done in relation to the borough ac- cepting the grant of $17,500 from the state for dirt roads.
 Central Here Tomorrow. Central high of Bridgeport' will oppose the Naugy high baseball team tomorrow afternoon at Recreation field, Local fans were pleased with Naugy's win over Crosby high of Waterbury. yesterday afternoon at Hamilton park Al. On next Tuesday afternoon Naugy will fin- ish their schedule when they meet Wilby high of Waterbury in post poned valley league contest. Planning Outing. Plans for an outing of the Nau- gatuck Hose, Hook and Ladder company will be made at a meet ing of the committee of arrange ments for the event to be held to- night at o'clock in the Maple street firehouse.
 Grange to Have Entertainment
 An entertainment program will feature the meeting of Beacon Val ley grange to be held tonight at 8 o'clock in Grange hall. The pro- gram will be in charge of Bernard Richards and w. J. Megin. All members are urged to attend.
 Expect to Complete Sewer
 Installation of sanitary sewer on Rubber avenue started several weeks ago by the borough street depart kAI k@ r Jnfn t@ day. With the completion of this intendent of Streets German to start work immediately on the installation of cement curbing and gutter on Fairview avenue from in back of the high school to the intersection of Meadow street The sum of $1,900 was appropriated by the freemen for this work, the property bordering on borough land.
 Preparing for Graduation
 Rehearsals for the annual gradua- ton exercises of the eight grades of the local grammar schools to be held next Wednesday night have been started. The exercises will be held in the Gem Opera house.
 Tabs 10 Take Part
 The St Francis T. A. B. drum corps Of this borough VIII take part in the big parade and exercises to be staged in Waterbury tomorrow by the St Francis Xavier drum corps of the Brass City. T. D. O'Con- nor, a member of the local corps, will be one of the judges of the pa- rade.
 To Graduate From Normal
 Miss Leona Davis, daughter of MT and Mrs Clayton +. Davis of High street will be member of the grad uating class of Danbury Normal school to receive diplomas at the graduation exercises to be held on June IS. Miss Davis will teach in the sherman schools next fall. on the same day her sister. Miss Ida Davis will be graduated from the local high school.
 Card Party Monday
 The Altar society of St Mary's church will conduct n public card party In the parish hall on next Monday night. Whist, bridge, pin- ochic and forty-ilve will be played. Prizes will bo awarded and refresh. ments will be served.
 Senior On Outing
 Members Of the senior class Of the
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