The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-07-28
NAUGATUCK Chlorinating Plant
 Will Be Built
Will Aid in Sterilizing City's Water SuppIy-Junior
 Members to Hold Outing

Work on the erection of a chlorinating plant on the New Haven road has been started by the Naugatuck Water company. The plant will be of cement construction and will be located on the south side of the highway. | The plant is being erected as a precautionary measure in the sterilization of the water in the | low pressure system which comes from the Long Hill and Straits vile reservoirs. The new method | of sterilization is great improve ment over that used heretofore, it Is stated and the new process has been installed by most of the larger water companies of the state. Naugatuck is rated as hay ing one of the best water supplies in the state and it is the intention of the heads of the company to keep it that way, hence the in- stallation of the new system. The building plans were drawn by Architect F. Alton Clark of this borough and the contract to erect the building. has been awarded to John J. German. The plant will contain an office. pump room and chlorinator room. The estimated cost of the building is $2,00O.
 Youngsters Outing
 An outing will be held at Osborn's Glen either to- morrow or Thursday evening by the junior members of the YMCA and all of the boys who pay ten cents for swimming privileges at the "Y".
 A hot dog roast will feature. The youngsters will be transport ed to the glen in trucks starting from the "Y" building at O. clock. Following the lunch games will be indulged in and James Macintosh has arranged for q lacross exhibition between two teams of youngsters. A camp fire will wind up the program.
 Tennis Results
 In the third round of the mems tennis tourney being conducted by the YMCA. James Young was clim- mated from further competition by Eddie Nolde 6-1. 6-2. In the girls tennis tourney Miss Ruth Swan defeated Miss Iva Goodrich 6-3, co.
 Building Permits Issued.
 Permits have been issued by Building Inspector James Fitzger- aid to Julia l.. Curtiss to repair and alter shed roof on May street, to the Naugatuck Water company to erect a concrete chlor- mating plant on the New Haven road at an estimated cost of $2,- 900; to Clarence Guild. Jr, to er- ect a six room frame dwelling on the west side of Park avenue and to Mary Dzieugielwski for addi- tion to garage on Goodyear avenue.
 Suffered Sprained Angle. '.
 Mrs Jacob Kingsley of South Main street suffered sprained ankle yesterday afternoon when she tripped and fell while taking a short cut to her home through the O'Brien property on South Main street. She was attended by Dr F. k. Williams.
 Leave on Vacation
 Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St Michaels Episcopal church and Mrs Lewis left this morning for an auto tour of the New England states and Canada. They plan to be gone about five weeks. During the absence of Rev Lewis. the serXces at St Michaers will be conducted by Rev Edwin J. Nor ris of St Andrews church of Nor wich. Rev Norris was in charge of St Michael's last year when Rev Lewis was on vacation. In case of necessity. George w. Wood of Elmwood street will be glad to as- sist in securing MT Norris or some other clergyman of the church.
 Funeral of Edward T. Bcnham
 The funeral of Edward T. Ben ham of 69 Pond street. New Ha- ven, who died Saturday after an illness of one week will be held tomorrow from the funeral par lors of Beecher, Bennett and Lin- coin, 100 Broadway, New Haven, at 2:3O o'clock.
 The deceased was the father of Harry E. Benh.m of this borough. He was native of New Haven and was in his 79th year. For about 40 years he was an employe of the New York, New Haven x Hartford railroad. retiring on pen