The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-09-01

LII unueTStdnul1E DSlOTc tuc UOdTO session tonight, the three republi- can burgesses may be in a po- sition to put across a superinten- dent of streets of their political faith. It is expected that Victor Anderson, former street superinten- dent and now foreman in the street department, will be their choice. There is also a possibility that the board may not be able to name a superintendent tonight due to deadlock. When appointments were made in the spring, the demo- cratic board members were unable to come to an agreement on the Appointment of superintendent of streets, Burgess John Burke hold | ing out for Thomas P. Reilly for the position while the other demo- cratic members supported Supt. German. The selection of Cupt German was finally made possible l by one of the republican board members voting with the three democrats. Burgess Burke is now insistant that MT. Rathburn be named superintendent of streets and MT. Reilly be made foreman. Many expect that similar condi- tion may exist tonight and in or- der to name a successor to Supt. German, 1t will be necessary to have a coalition of both republi- cans and democrats.
 Borough Attorney To Report
 A solution of the traffic problem presented to the board of warden at the north bound trolley stop on South Main street is expected to be and burgesses tonight by Borough Attorney Martin L. Caine. Attorney Caine was empowered by the board at their meeting on August IS, to have the problem which has been discussed time and again by the borough fathers adjusted.
 Manager Charles Chapman of the Connecticut company would have the north bound cars stop on North Main street and suggested that safety zones be established. The street at this point is too narrow the borough fathers believe, and they frowned on the suggestion o1 the trolley company manager.
 Invited To Shoot
 | Action on an invitation to take part in a shoot to be held at the Torrington Rod and Gun club on Saturday, Sept. 12, will be taken at the monthly meeting of the To. cal club to be held Wednesday night in the borough court room At the meeting Wednesday night the fall activities of the Naugatuck Fish and Game club will be dis. cussed. All members of the club are urged to attend the meeting. I Funeral of Charles G. Allen The funeral of Charles Allen who died Sunday afternoon at his home, 65 Galpin street was held this afternoon from the house at 2:30 o'clock.
 Burial was in Grove cemetery.
 Bonds Delivered in Boston. Warden Frank T. Green yester- day delivered the bonds floated by the borough for trunk line sewer work to the First National bank in Boston. The bonds were signed by Warden Frank T. Green, Borough Treasurer John Kiernan and Borough Clerk Hugh Hearns. The Boston bank is acting as agent for both the borough and the R. F. Griggs Co of Waterbury, pur- chaser of the bonds.
 We'll Known in Borough
 Carl J. Astrom who died yester- day morning at his home in Bea- con Falls was a former we'll known resident of the borough. He removed to Beacon Falls when the Beacon Falls shoe factory was opened and had resided there since that time. He Is survived by his wife. Caroline, one daughter, Miss Anna Astrom, and one brother. Frederick, of this borough. The funeral will be held tomorrow afternoon from his home.
 Burial will be in Grove ceme- tery, this borough.
 Huband- Crosby
 | Alfred K. Huband. son of NIT and Mrs Alfred E. Huband of 123 Walnut street. this borough and Miss Gertrude Louise Crosby daughter of Allan S. Crosby o1 Racebrook road, Orange, were united in marriage this afternoon in the Congregational church ir Shelton by the Rev Russell Me Gown.
 The bride was attended by Miss Katherine O'Connell of Derby, a. bridesmaid and John M. Kenney of this borough was best man. Fol lowing the wedding reception was held at the brides home. La ter MT and Mrs Huband left or Ian unannounced wedding trip Upon their return they will reside in Naugatuck. Mir Huband 1. the local representative of the Waterbury Republican.
 To Address Rotary.
 Edwin Wigglesworth, son O. President George Wigglesworth O. the local Rotary club will address mem bers of the Rotary club a their weekly luncheon to be helt tomorrow moo min Halls Tavern Mir Wigglesworth will speak or My Trip to Europe" The speak CT is A graduate of the Naugatucl high school and graduated iron Boston College last June. Fol lowing his graduation, in compan, with a classmate he left for toul of Europe.
 To Resume Meetings.
 Meetings of Shepard lodge, F and A. M. will be resumed to night at 7:30 o'clock. It will b' the first meeting of the lodge since the summer vacation.
 Birth Announced
 ] A daughter, Mary Ellen, wal born Sunday night to Mir and Mir Wilford Romney at Christ hospi tai, Cincinnati. Ohio. Mir Rom ney is the son of Mir and Mr' George M. Romney of Hillside avenue, this borough.
 Finals Tomorrow
 The final match in the women'' tennis tourney to decide thu championship of the borough vii be played tomorrow afternoon a l5:15 o'clock at the Golf clul courts. Miss Anna Nolde, thu present holder Of the borough titl' meeting Miss Bessie Bronson.
 Special Meeting.
 A special meeting of the Wood men of the World will be held to night at 7:30 o'clock in PythiaI lhali. All members are urged t' atetnd as important business is t' be transacted.
 HE TAMES BUTTERFLIEs.