The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-08-13

gerald has issued building permits in the past few days to Otto MoeckeI for the erection of six room stone dwelling on the Hop kins road at an estimated cost or $3,000; to Alphonse Contois for the erection of a tWo-car garage on the New Haven road and to Charles Phillips of Beebe street for the addition of d dormer window to his home.
 Annual Reports.
 Two more local corporations have filed annual reports with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. The Birdsall Furniture company in their report name Frank T. Bird sail as president and treasurer and , Ida E. Birdsall as vice-president and secretary. The directors of the company are F. T. BirdsaH ana Iverna B. Biggin. The re- port of the Central Bowling As soclation, Inc, lists Harry II. Scho- field, president; L. V. Mattson, vice president; William Richards, secretary and II. II. Schofield, treasurer. The directors are H. II. Schofield, l.. V. Mattson, A. II. Egan, George, Kuhn and Will Hdn ltlCHdfuS.
 Condition Improved.
 The condition of James LaWlor, son of Patrolman ard Mrs John Lawlor of Hoadley street, who IS a ,atient at the Waterbury hospi- tai was reported as being improved this morning. The young man suffered injuries recently when he fell from the staging at ms nome rupturing his spleen.
 New Pastiinc fin Borough
 Picking on the automobiles of members of the board of wardens and burgesAs has become new pagtime in the borough from re- boris lodged with the police. Last night some culprit or culprlts raised havoc with the tires on Burgess Maurice Anenberg's car which was parked on Maple street bv driving several good sized nails into the tires of the car. One tire it was stated had about 2o or 50 nails embedded in the shoe and according to the report filed nine of the tires escaped. The police were notified of the incident. Last Sunday several youngsters amused themselves by damaging the car of Burgess Henry Zwick of Union City by jumping on the top or his car and bfeaking it and putting sand in the radiator.
 VIII Remove Gem Sign
 The electric sign on the town hall building which has hung there for many years to denote to the public that the Gem Opera house was located in the building is to be removed by Borough El"c- trician Michael Shea and assist ants. The sign was erected many years ago when shows were com mon attractions in the Gem. me iron supports of the sign are sald flo be showing the effects or weatherng and 1t has been dccid- ed to remove the sign.
 Will Welcome Suggestions
 Judge Martin F. Gormley, d member of the old age penSioh commission named by Governor Wilbur l.. Cross to make q survey of the old age pension qn"S'loh III an Interesting talk on 'old NEo Pensions" given before the Nauga- tuck Rotary club yesterday noon stated that he welcomed sugges- fions from citizens of the borough aud would be willing 10 go over the matter with anyone interested
 Rendered Shower
 Miss Florence Mahem of Bradley street. who is to be married next Monday to Edward ]. McGrath or City Hill street. was rendered shower Tuesday evening at the home of Mrs Howard Hackctt of North Main street, Miss Maher was presented with many bcauti- fuI gifts. Monday night Miss Ma her was the guest at shower rendered her by Miss Mary Don ahuc of oak street.
 Saturday Games
 Games scheduled for Saturday afternoon in the Naugatuck Anna teur baseball league will be be- tween the Crescents and Falcons at o'clock and the Orioles and Pastimcs will meet at 4 o'clock.
 League Managers to Meet
 Managers of the four teams ir the Naugatuck Amateur baseball league will meet tonight at o'clock in the town hall building Plans for the balance of the sea son will be talked over at the meeting.
 Funeral of Miss Nellie Rust
 The funeral of Miss Nellie Rus' who died early Tuesday morning at her home on Cliff street was held this afternoon at o'clock from the Congregational parish house where services were conduct ed by the Rev Sherrod Soule of Hartford former minister of the local Congregational church. The body was taken to East Hampton Mass. for burial.
 One New Case Reported
 One new case of infantile par aIysis was reported yesterday by Dr V. P. Duffy, acting borough health officer. The name Of The patient was not disclosed. Whether the case is serious or not has not been ascertained. but Dr Duffy Is positive that the case Is one oS infantile paralysis. There are now eight cases in the borough.