The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-11-12

were presented with tickets by the committee.
 Discuss Bridge Condition
 A short discusison relative to tho condition of the bridge on tho Oxford -Naugatuck town line took place at the meeting. This matter has been up before and the board members have been making q sur- vey of the proposition. A confer ence has been held with the select men of oxford relative to inBtall- ing a new bridge. Oxford, 1t was stated, had no appropriation for the work but expected that the
 money for their share could be taken from the state aid appropri- ation next year.
 Borough Engineer Robert Beardsley had no accurate estim- ate as to the cost of tho work. He stated that c price on forty-eight feet of concrete fiue 6 foot in dia- meter would cost about $500. The other work he thought would amount to another $500. Burgess William Noble thought the cost of the pipe was high. He stated that
 he thought cement arch bridge
 could be built for this money. Bur
 Eess Noble was informed that the
 price of tho pipe was that given by
 the state highway department. En- gineer Beardsiey stated that ne saw no immediate danger of the bridge going down. The bridge was perfectly safe. he said, but the planking is bad and stone or the abutmeht has moved but VIII not immed ediately effect the strength or the bridge. No action was taken but 1t is expected to hNve further conferences with the Oxford au- l thorities. Borough Clerk Hngh Hearns notified the board that the lease on tho property where tne borough tool house Is located mas been renewed for one year by the United states Rubber company. Burgess Horny Zwick expressed
 the opinion that some work should be done on Union City Heights.
 The street there was in good shape he stated and if some gravel was placed on the street and the street oiled 1t would be in excellent
 shane. Warden Green informed the Union City burgess that he would take the matter up with the projects committee of the Unem- piayment Fund. Several projects will be under way shortly, Warden
 Green stated, and he expected that In about three weeks tho Unem- | pioymcnt Fund would reach tho | peak in the number Of unemployed | placed.
 Forcmen's Club Meeting
 The second meeting of thg re- | gently organized Forcmen's club | will be held tonight in the Y. M. IC A, Supper will be served at
 0:a0 o'clock. officers of the club | will be elected at this meeting and Prof HudsonB. Hastings of Yale
 university and Ira MatheDy. state
 secretary in charge of clubs will give addresses.
 Officers t0 Be Installed The newly elected officers Of Kennedy circle, Daughters of ISa- bella will be installed at the meet Ing of the circle to be held tonight
 at 8 o'clock in Hibcrnian hall
 State Regent Mrs Mitchell Of Tor rington will be in charge of tho in-
 stailation. A social will follow and refreshments will be served. Mem bers are asked to bring refresh- ments.
 Funeral of Charles r. stahI The funeral of Charles Y. Stahl, well known resident of the Dor ough who died Tuesday night at his home, Ill South Main street
 will be held tomorrow afternoon at 2;3O o'clock from the house. The Rev Edward R. Hance of tho Congregational church will con duet the service. Burial will be in Grove cemetery.
 The deceased who, was CA years of age, was born in New Haven but came to the borough with hls parents when 0 boy. having resld- cd here for b1 years. He was ems ployed in tho steam fitting depart ment of the c. 1. R. Glove com pany for about 4s years. retiring q | few years ago when his health started to fall. He was extremely
 well known and held in high eh- | teem, He is survived by hise wife. Elizabeth, one son. Henry of An- sonia: and one daughter. Mrs Rob- ert Seaman of Waterbury and q brother, r. W. stahi of this bor- ough, and i've grandchildren. Iie was n member of Shepard lodge. A, A. and A. M.. Allerton chapter. Royal Arch Masons, Modern Woodmen of the World, Natntuc tribe of Red Men, Court Unity. Foresters of America and Aetna lodge, shepards of Bethlehem. TO Take Part in Parade The St Francls T.. A. E. drum corps of this borough will take part In the parade to be held In Torrington Saturday night under the auspices of the SC Francis Drum Corps of that place. The lo- calls will leave for Torrington at 0:sO in the evening from the Whitemore Memorial bridge. All
 members of tho corps are urged to attend,
 Legion Holds Dance 4 large gathering attended the ArmIstice dance of Naugatuck post of the American Legion held last night in the dem opera House. One of the features of the ball
 was the sounding of "Taps' at ii o'clock. q short intermisslon be- ing declared.
 Vets Dedicate Home Crusader post. Veterans of For- eign Ware dedicated their new home on Rubber avenue last nisht with fitting exercises. The pro- gram started with n parade headed by the Veterans of Foreign Wars drum corps Of Ansonia, which marched over the principal busl- ness atreets of tho borough. hev- erai voiIeys were fired during tho parade by q firing aaund Of tho post. Many out Of town members Of the order attended tho exerclseH at the home aa well aa state uiIi- eers. A luncheon followed. Tho new homo was purchased by the post now has ideal quarters in which the members may gather at aIi times.
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