The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-05

f have the meeting adjourned and wanted action taken.
 When the vote was counted 1t was found that Albert Rathburn had received three votes and James Brophy three votes, the bur- gess standing in the same position that they did on last Tuesday night when they refused to hold a. special meeting directly following the regular board meeting. Warden Green and Burgesses Anenberg and Sheridan voted for MT Brophy and Burgesses Burke, Tracy Noble and Henry Zwick supported MT Rath- burn who is foreman of the street department. If Burgess William Noble was present he would also support MT Rathburn. When the board dead1ocked and there was no chance. of a conn promise the board adjourned and the matter will hang fire now un- til the next board meeting in Oc- | tober. The action at yesterdays meeting was no surprise as 1t was predicted that if Burgess William Noble was absent from the ses- sion a deadlock would result.
 Residents Notified of Change i Borough Clerk Hugh Hearns yesterday mailed notices to pro- perty owners on Park avenue mo- tifying them of a chance in their house numbers. At the meeting of the board of warden and burgess es held last Tuesday night 1t was (voted to have all of the numbers on Park avenue raised by 100. This was made necessary with the opening up of Park avenue ex- tension and making it part of Park avenue. The new section of the street will have numbers from 1 to 100. From now on if resi- dence on Park avenue had been number 10 it will be known as 110.
 Funeral of Mrs Emily c. Hotchldss
 The funeral of Mrs Emily Gar rison Hotchkiss, wife of Warren B. Hotchkiss of 365 High street, who died Friday morning after a brief illness will be held tomorrow af- ternoon from the house at ? o. clock. Services will be conducted by the Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rec tor of St Michaers Episcopal church. Burial will be in Hill- SLUG CCHlStSiys
 Leaves for West.
 Francis Reilley, son of MT and Mrs James Reilly of Park avenue, will leave tomorrow for Cleve- land, Ohio, where he will take a position in the offices of the Erie railroad. MT Reilly graduated from the local high school in June.
 First Game September 27.
 The first game on the schedule of the All-Naugatuck football team will be played at Recreation field on Sunday, September 27 with the Lelands of New Haven as oppon- ents.s The next game on the sched- ule will be with the strong Acorns of Ansonia.
 Return from Wedding Trip. MT and Mrs Alfred K. Huband have returned from their wedding trip and are residing on Walnut street. MT Huband is local repre- sentative of the Waterbury Re- publican.
 Pastor Rendered Reception. , Rev William R. Frendberg, who took up his duties as pastor of the Salem Lutheran church this week was the guest of the parishioners at 8 reception held last night in the church. Rev Frendberg will conduct the services and preach his first sermon in the church tomor- row. The new pastor comes to the borough from Brockton, Mass, and succeeds Student Pastor Will liam Benson, who left several days ago for Germank to continue his studies. A very pleasing enter tainment program was rendered al the reception and a luncheon was served.
 Finals To-day.
 Final matches in both the wo- mems singles tenins tourney and the mems singles tennis tourney are scheduled for this afternoon At 8 o'clock Miss Anna Nolde will , defend her title with Miss Bessie Bronson as her opponent and al 4 o'clock, Eddie Nolde, brother oi ] Anna will meet Henry Cieslewsk matches will be played on tht l Golf club courts. It is expected . that a large gallery will be or hand to witness the matches. . Wintsch-Steig. Miss Enid Hildegarde Steig, as sistant librarian of the Howard !. Whittemore Memorial library ant ' Harry Wintsch were united il marriage yesterday afternoon at ' o'clock at the parsonage of thu ,, , Methodist Episcopal church. Rev !, Joseph R. Swain of the Methods Episcopal church performed th' ceremony.
 The bride was attended by Mis- , Lorraine Finney of North Adams Mass, and Chauncey Garland O this borough was best man. White and pink gladioli. hydran ? geas and bride roses decorated thu 2 room where the ceremony wa [ performed.
 :. The bride wore gown of whit satin, with lace jacket. Eliza , bethan style, and bridal veil. Sh' carried & bouquet of white roses ! The bridesmaid wore a gown O green chiffon. Her bouquet was O butterfly roses. MT and MT Wintsch. are now on a weddin. , trip. Upon their return they vii !, reside in Platts Mills. MT Wintscl is assistant chemist in the produc tion department of the Naugatucl 2 Chemical company.