The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-30
NAUCATUCK Both Parties Work
 To Get Out Vote
Heavy Poll Expected at Mondays Election-l 4-Year-
 Old Youth Implicated in School Break

Leaders of both the democratic and republican parties are bending all of their efforts to get out a large vote next Monday at the annual borough election. Up to the present time their has been apathy on the part of the voters in regards to the election of town and borough off, cers at the annual election.
 While no rallies have been held by either party, it does not mean that they have not been active. Dur ing the past few days interest has become keen and the usual pre- election talk is being heard. With the time for the balloting drawing near, leaders of both par ties are extending themselves in preparation for the battle. Ar rangements have been made by to have plenty of automobile available to transport voters to and from the polls. It will not be so easy 8 task to locate voters at the elec- tion Monday as it has in the past due to the fact that many of them are out of work in factories where heretofore at elections they could be easily found. This fact has not been overlooked and the party workers are making efforts to learn the whereabouts of these voters on Monday.
 Confidence is expressed by the democrats that Warden Green will be reelected on the strength of his record during the past year with his handling of the unemployment situ- ation.
 This record is pointed to with pride by the Jeffersonians. No pre- dictions are being made by the re- publicans but they are putting up a hard campaign. Miss Emily warden personally conducting a
 Case Nollcd.
 A charge of assault against Albert Gutkus of Arch street was nolled in
 the borough court this morning. Butkus was arrested last night by Officer Joseph Doran after com plaint had been made to the police that the youth had assaulted his stepmother. In court this morning it was brought out that the young man was first struck by his step- mother and he struck her back. He was represented by Attorney Henry J. Freeman.
 Youth Implicated In Other Jobs.
 One of the two fourteen year old youths apprehended by Officer Tim othy Reardon of the local police for breaking into two gasoline stations on Briggs street, has confessed to the police that he was also impE- cated in breaks at the Prospect Street school. The youngsters had procured keys to the school and entered in this manner. The keys have been returned and the young sters turned over to Probation Off, cer William Nixon.
 Scout Executive Committee Meeting.
 A meeting of the local Scout exe- cutive committee has been called for next Tuesday afternoon at 5 o. clock in the Scout headquarters In the Y. M. c. A. by Scout Executive Lyman B. Bunnell. Plans for the annual drive will be discussed at this time. It is planned to hold the drive starting May 11th. The com ing camping season will also be talked over. It is planned to open camp at Camp Pershing on the Housatonic river about July 8.
 Case Settled.
 A settlement of the suit brought against the borough of :. Naugatuck by Mrs Abbie Connolly through her attorney, James l.. Dalton has been settled out of court. Mrs Con- nolly suffered injuries in a fall on Scott street during the winter. She entered suit against the borough and the case was to be heard this week in the common pleas court of Waterbury, the plaintiff seeking damages of $1.500. Borough Atty, Martin l.. Caine represented the borough in the suit.