The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-12
NAUCATUCK Gormley Discusses
 Old Age Pensions
Rotarians Hear Judge Give Interesting Resume of the
 Work Accomplished

Judge Martin E. Gormley of this borough, a member of the Con- necticut "Old Age Pension" com mission gave very interesting talk before the Naugatuck Rotary club at their weekly luncheon heid thIs noon hour in Halls tavern on "OId Age Pensions. Judge Gorm- law who was a candidate rom the fifth congressional dlstrict last year has been strong adVo, cate of "Old Age Pensions ana has made tsudy of the proo- lem. x,h Gov Wilbur l.. Cross. when making up a commission " make a survey of the pension question to report back at the 1888 session of the general as sembly named Judge Gormley member of the commission:
 Youngster Struck By Car. A car operated by Edward opi- tinski of 40 Anderson street struch Peter Palaskas, aged 5, or Sprins street yesterday about l2:3o o. clock on Spring street, siightiy injuring him. The youngster was taken to .no office of Dr E. E. Williams, wno found that the little tot had But- fered only bruise on the aIn. Tha driver was not arrested as the accident was considered unavoid-
 Funeral of Miss Rust.
 The funeral of Miss Nellie Rust of Cliff street, who died early on Tussdav morning at her home Will he held tomorrow afternoon at l o'clock from the Congregational parish house. Services will be conducted by the Rev Sherrod soi,le of Hartford, former min ister of the church. The body will be taken to Easthampton TOT burial, Miss Rust is survived py two brothers, Charles N. Rust or Granby. Mass, and George Rust or Springfield, Mass.
 Meet Champs Saturday.
 The Bridgeport "Y" tennis team w,Il oppose the local "Y" team at ina Naugatuck Golf club courts on Saturday afternoon. The Park City team holds the state " ten nis title beating the strong Meri- den "" team in the finals. Meri- den won over the locals in a re- cent match in the borough and the Bridgeport team is the favorltc to win the match.
 The parents of several chlioren who on Sunday night damaged the car of Burgess Henry Awick of the third ward have agreed to settle for the damage done ana tne youngsters will not be prosecuted. The youngsters who did the dam- age are said to be between the ages of and 12 years. Ine The youngsters caved in the top or the car by jumping on It,. pourea sand into the radiator ana otner, wise damaged the car. The local police rounded up the youngsters and their parents nave agreeo 'o settle for the damages.
 Union Meeting.
 Al a meeting of the Carpenters aud Painters Union to be held to-night at 8 o'clock in Hibernian halI a demonstration will be given hv a representative of the 1nsuia- tor company. All members are urged to attend the meeting.
 Start on Outside Roads.
 supt of Streets D. J. German vesterday started making improve ments to the Beacon Valley road which connected the New Haven Bethany road and the Naugatuck- Beacon Falls highway. This IS thA first road in the outlying dis trIcts to receive attention through fine dirt road appropriation made by the general assembly at their iast session. The road will be 0raded and oiled. With the com nletion of this road 1t is the ln- tention of Superintendent German to start work on the so-called can dee road. -
 Borough workmen started yes- terday to lay cement sidewalks on Hotchkiss street ordered py the borough board at their last meet
 Rain welcomed
 Local residents welcomed the rain of yesterday and last night' especially those living on the out skirts of the borough. who were complaining that their gardens and pastures were drying up rom long continued dry and hot spell. Producers of milk were becoming alarmed at the conditions or tneir pagtures where the grass was pe- ginning to burn to a crisp que .o inc lack of rain. To them the rain was very welcome.
 Borough to Be hecognizcd
 Naugatuck is to be recognized with the appointment of factory inspector by Labor Commissioner Joseph Tore according to advlces received from Hartford. The names nf three pl eminent democrats have hesn mentioned in connection with ,hs appointment. Representatives umgh Burns and Joseph l.. Jackson and Mrs Mary T. Caine. All three have applications filed with Com ."Issioner Tone. It is expected that the commissioner will an nounce his choice on Friday of this week According to rumors. Rep resentative Burns has the inside irack and will probably land the
 nnintmant. Due to the fact that