The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-04-13
NAUGATUCK
Democrats Ready
 To Launch Campaign
Warden Green to Accept denomination - Michael
 Kiernan Died Last Night

Zwick will preside at to-night's ses- c.on.
 Enhancement Announced Announcement has been made by MT and Mrs George Holmes of southbury of the engagement of their daughter, Lillian to George Warren Cummings of this borough, son of Mir and Mrs Harold H. Cum itolmes is connected with the Naug- atuck Bank and Trust company. Mr Cummings is a graduate of Brown university and is a member of Zeta Psi fraternity.
 Had Busy Afternoon Local firemen put in busy after noon yesterday answering calls to ex- tInguish brush fires. one of them be- ing a bell alarm from box 112 at the foot of Ward street to extinguish
 brush fire on the Barnum property. Other calls were from Quinn street for a brush fire, one for brush fire near the golf course, two different
 fires off Johnson street and one off Scott street. All of the fires were re- corded between 2:30 and 4:30 o'clock. Last night about Il o'clock the department was called to extin- guish brush fire across from St James cemetery on Riverside drive. threatening buildings when the fire fighters extinguished them. I4 Fire Marshal M. F. Shea again is- sued 8 warning to persons about starting fires that are liable to Start Again This Morning Shortly after 9 o'clock this morn ing the fire fighters answered a call to the foot of Ward street where bad brush fire was in progress. The fire covered a large area and an alarm was rung in from box 114 at s:2o o'clock calling additional appa- ratus and men to fight the blaze. After a hard half hours work the fire was brought under control. Registrars i'm Session Sessions will start tonight from until o'clock in the borough court
 room for the purpose of receiving names of persons in the borough who wish to be made voters. Registrars Of Voters George P. Young and Jere- miah Callahan, Jr, will also be in
 session to-mororw and "wednesday nights at the same hour and on Thursday from o'clock in the morn- ing until o'clock in the afternoon. Those who fail to make application on Thursday before the close of the session will be debarred from voting
 at the annual borough election on May 4.
 Start on Three Day Schedule The local plants of the U. s. Rub- Der company will go on three-day a week schedule this week. For many weeks the plants have been op- erating on 8 one and two day week schedule. It is expected that after May l the plants will operate on five day a week schedule.
 Spike Report
 The democratic town committee yesterday spiked a report that has been going the rounds for the past several days to the effect that # War den Frank T. Green, the democratic candidate for warden Is elected to office at the election next month. he will seek the office of superintendent of charities now held by Herbert Johnson, republican. The report. the democratic town committee states. is propaganda and without foundation. The term of superintendent of Charities Herbert Johnson will ex- pire this year and If the democrats are victorious at the polls they will be in a position to name the new su- perintendent.
 Court Cases
 Joseph Kasper of Union street who