The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-03
1 NAUGATUCK Patrolman's Suspension
 To Be Acted Upon
Board of Warden and Burgesses Meets to Consider
 Same T0=night-Bank Officers Elected

ter or COnQOlenCe 10 the memDerS of MT. Hogans family. The resolu- tions addopted follow:
 Whereas, We have learned with profound sorrow of the death of our friend and co-worker, John P. Ho- gan, and
 Whereas, By his death the demo- cratic party of Naugatuck has lost a staunch member and loyal work CT, be it
 Resolved, That while we mourn his loss to the borough and to our party, we have the consolation that while he held public office, he proved himself credit to the party he represented and set an example is further resolved, that our secre- tary send letter of condolence to the members of his family express ing our sympathy in their bereave- ment and that a copy of these resolutions be spread on the records of the club.
 DEMOCRATIC CLUB OF NAUGATUCK. To Procure Speaker. Efforts to have Minority Leader William Citron Of the house of rep | resentatives in Hartford address the members of the democratic club will be made by Borough Represen- tative Hugh Burns, who was named committee to interview MT Citron in relation to the talk.
 It was expected that the minority leader would be present at last nights meeting but due to other business it was impossible to secure him. MT Citron, however, assured Representative Burns that he would be pleased to come to the borough at any time that he was not taken up with other duties. The local representative will arrange a date that will be convenient to MT Citron to come to the borough. The Mid dletown representative now serving his second term in the house as mil nority leader, having also been mil nority leader in the 1927 session. He is thoroughly familiar with the working of the general assembly and his talk will undoubtedly prove in- teresting.
 Warden Frank T. Green was pres ent at the meeting and explained what is being done in providing work for the unemployed. He stated that another project that will give employment to many local men will be started tomorrow night with the approval of the bor- ough board. This new project will be the installation of sanitary sewer from the foot of Hoadley street to the Milville bridge. Resi- dents of this section met with War l den Green and Borough Engineer ] Robert D. Beardsley recently and the plans were talked over. The | work on the sewer will be paid for | by the unemployment fund and the borough will furnish the material. In this way the residents of the section will get a rate of about half of the regular cost of installing a sanitary sewer. The residents of this section are said to be pleased with the proposition.
 Funeral of Miss Agnes Goggin. l The funeral of Miss Agnes Ther- esq Goggin. daughter of MT and Mrs Patrick Goggin of Lines Hill street who died Sunday morning at her home was held this morning at 8:30 o'clock from the house and at o. clock from St Mary's church where a solemn requiem high mass was celebrated. Burial was in St James cemetery.
 | Underwent Operation. Lieut. James J. Grant of the local
 
 fined to his home for several weeks suffering from an infected ear was operated upon yesterday in St Mary's hospital in Waterbury for a mastoid | ear.
 , Funeral of John P. Hogan. The funeral of John P. Hogan of Olive street who died Sunday after l noon in the Waterbury hospital fol- lowing a brief illness with pneu- monia, will be held tomorrow morn ing from his home at 9:30 o'clock and from St Francis church at 10 o'clock. Burial will be in St James cemetery. Naugatuck lodge of Elks of which the deceased was a past exalted ruler held session of sor-- row last night for MT Hogan and later visited the home of the de- ceased. The flag on the town hall out of respect for the deceased, who was a former borough collector.
 Minstrel Performance. | There should be a crowded house at the Gen Opera house tomorrow night to witness the minstrel per formance to be staged by the West | Haven council of the K. of c. for the benefit of St MichaePs church | of Beacon Falls. The performance has been given previously by the troupe and scored a big hit. There is some wonderfuf talent. it is stated in the West Haven troupe, and Q \ good nights entertainment is as- sured. There has been a large ad- vance sale of tickets. The show
 will start at o'clock and dancing
 will follow the performance. One
 of the features of the show will be specially numbers to be introduced