The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-03-10

Herbert Johnson had his report for the eleven months of the year ready for the board members. The report showed a total net expense for the period of $59,709.20,. the bud- get of $47,000 appropriated by the freeman last May being exceeded by $12,7O9.20. With. another month to go it seems to be assured that the department will expend about $70,0O0. The depression has caused a steady demand on the department for the past year and conditions in the charity department here are said to be no different than in other municipalities.
 .'--- ri r ifre superintendent report fol- lows:-
 Outside poor aid, according to Supt Johns report, cost the bor- ough the large sum of $30.499.10 leaving very small funds to handle other expenses. The upkeep of the town farm was another large item of expense, calling for the spending of $1O,0O6. The town farm ex- penses as enumerated on Supt John sons report were: Food $4,15S.76; fuel $500; clothing $603.41; repairs, $649.15. medical .$9S.45, lights $12O.O7, telephone S40.50, tobacco $184.73, insurance $472.1S, misc, $345.25, superintendent SLIGO, wood $929.97, gas $6.0S and payroll $1,- 529.90. There were credits amount ing to $831.55 to offset part of the town farm expense.
 Hospital expenses amounted to $7,718.69 while it cost the borough the sum of $8,004.32 for children in homes for the eleven months period. Overhead expense amount ed to $3.531.O9. The town hall maintenance called for the expendi- ture of $6.374.30. Repairs to the building cost $1,046.50,- supplies
 s906.23. furniture $309.55, office expense $77.56. telephone $53.67, coal $727.S3, lights $1,173.14. lamps and fixtures $127.97, insurance $499.50, misc. s150.60 and payroll $1,624.15. There were credits of $322.50.
 To Take Part Naugatuck aerie of Eagles plan to take prominent part in the big class initiation of members of the order to be held in New Haven on April 19. The class will be known as the Governor Cross class and Gov Wilbur L. Cross will be initiated at this time. It Is hoped to have about 100 new members of the order in the borough members of the class.
 Ono Chap Sentenced One of the two fifteen year old youths arrested last week by Officer Richard Ostrom and charged with theft was sentenced to the Meriden reform school in juvenile court this morning. If the youngsters parents desire to send him to the George Republic in Litchfield instead of the reform school :hey will be allowed to do so it was stated. The two youths had entered the home of Charles H. Curtiss on May street and had taken several articles. They were caught in the act by Officer Ostrom, who had been sent to the home after neighbors had reported that persons were in the house. The Curtiss family is at present in Florida.
 Friendship and Eintracht lodges of this borough will observe their 84th anniversary tonight in Tano's dance hall in the Rubin building. An interesting program has been arr ranged for the event including an entertainment, a luncheon, and dancing.
 State officers of the order will be in attendance and invitations have been extended to Waterbury, Sey- mour and other lodges in the valley to join in the anniversary celebra- ton.
 Special Meeting of Legion Commander Thomas Reynolds of Naugatuck post of the American Legion has called a meeting of the post to be held Thursday night in the rooms in the Odd Fellows build ing. All members of the post are urged to attend as important mat CTS are to be talked over.
 Democratic Women to Meet
 The local branch of the Federated Women's Democratic club will meet tonight at 8 o'clock in the town hall building. All members are asked to attend this meeting.
 Primary Lists Out
 Primary lists of the registered democratic and republican voters of the borough have been received from the printer. The democratic list shows a large increase over the last list published. Previous to the last sessions of the registrars many new names were added to the democratic roster.
 The Naugatuck Rotary club will hold its weekly luncheon at Halls tavern tomorrow. During the time that repairs were being made to the tavern and the place closed up the Rotarians have been holding their weekly gatherings at Dunning's ho- tel on South Main street.
 Holding School Of Instruction A school of instruction is being held this afternoon in Pythian hall by the Daughters of St George. The aeasion sta rted ae o'clock Supreme officers of the order are in attend