The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-29

John De Broka, aged 55, died this morning at 1 o'clock In s' Mary's hospital in Waterbury from iniuries received when he Tell from a load of hay at the farm or Aler Sawczuk of Milville on Thurs day. July 23. De Broka was em- nIoved as a farm hand and m some unexplained manner he SIP. ned from the load of hay. At 1irst if was thought that he had sur fered a broken neck. but later IHio was denied. An autopsy Is to pc nerformed on the body to ascer- lain the extent of his injuries:
 After receiving treatment nere he was rushed to the hospttal In the local police ambulance Wnete t he has since been receiVing trea ment. The deceased has no reia tives in this country as lar ,,aa could be learned, but has WILT WILT and family in Europe. Ine lumei at will be held tomorrow morn,mS Scme in Milyille at 8:30 o'clock .nd from st Francis church at o'clock. Burial will be In st James cemetery. ooo
 Pay Close to $1,8OO
 raxes If twenty-five new homes ,n the borough erected previous to the making up of the Dolots" this arand list of 1880 will be paid tnls Gear by the Naugatuck lndustrial commisison 1t was reported lasl nipht. The total amount 10 pe raid by the commission IS $l,eoa. Tha commission created two years ago to foster business in the DOT ouph and create interest Tn 'ne erection of homes was given an appropriation of $5,OO0 by tne freemen of the borough 10 cary on the work. The commission cided that encouraging the puilu ,o ing of homes was one or tne He things and out of the appfop,s ton decided to pay the 1lrst ys"' In ths borough at a cost not to ex- ceed s6.0OO. Last year the com mission paid $580 in taxes unoer the agreement. Property owners coming under the commission pro, vision will receive receipts In tuii from Tax Collector Charles F. DaIv for their July tax this week.
 Improving Store
 Workmen started this morning waking alterations to the Donnel- iv's News store in the Freeman building on Maple street. new window is being cut in the Maple street side of the store and other improyements are planned.
 Glasses Hold Reunion
 The annual reunion of the mem, bers of the classes Of !SIS anu 1880 of the Naugatuck high schoo, was held last night at fainpoW Inn, West Haven. A Danque' featured the gathering ana oame. ing was enjoyed. The trip to t"e
 "" Junior Outing
 Junior members of the Y.M.C'A' and boys who patronized the swimming pool of the "Y" today or tomorrow will have an outing at Osborn's Glen tomorrow night: hot dog roast will feature at o'clock. An athletic program mas been arranged and an exhibition ol lacrosse will be given by two boys teams under the direction or James Macintosh. A.
 start Work on Hopkins Park Vorkmen engaged by the Tut tle- e-Whittemore fund yesteruay starts work of improving Hopkins park off Scott street. The pase- ball diamond on the field IS to pc graded ana new ~" erected.
 Dues Now Payable
 The July installment of the Nau- catuck Building and Loan associa- : ton are now due. Secretary Ed . ward Lingenheld will be In his or flee in the Hopson building this afternoon and evening.
 Last Week for Tax Payments
 This is the last week for payment of the July tax of 29 mills. After August 1, interest will be added to All unpaid bills. TO date about S100,000 has been received. Some of the larger bills are yet to be paid and when the receipts for the week are tabulated 1t is expected that the greater portion of the tax will have been paid.
 Outing Tonight
 Members of the Luther league of salem Lutheran church will hold an outing this evening starting at ' o'clock at the farm of Joel and Anna Anderson. An athletic pro- gram will feature and a luncheon will be served.
 Join With Scouts
 Members of the Rotary club are the guests of the local Boy Scouts at their summer camp on the Hou-