The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-02-04
NAUCATUCK
Patrolman To Get
 Hearing Thursday
Meeting Will Be Closed to Pubc-Exact Nature of the
 Charges Not Disclosed By Board

1 ly. The commissioner stated that To-
 cal men will be given work on the | project wherever possible. The bor- ough has a credit with the state for
 state aid roads that will cover their share of the expense, it is believed. Other projects were talked over but no definite action taken. The board voted to reimburse
 Joseph Holibaugh for the sum of 1 $93.86 expended by him for public l service markers and special insur- 1 ance, taken out when. he agreed to l transport the members of the re- valuation committee about the bor- | ough while doing the work of re-
 valuing property.
 Burgess Maurice Anenberg in- formed the board that the Connec- ticut company would have man in the borough starting to-day to check
 up on the trouble that causes long delays of traffic on Main street, due to one man cars. A letter was also ager B. A. Chapman of the com pany asking for more specific data. Notices were filed with the board by Mrs Abbie Connolly and Robert Houseknecht that they would seek damages from the borough. Mrs Connolly as the result of injuries suffered in a fall on an icy sidewalk on Scott street and MT Houseknecllt acting for his daughter, Eleanor who suffered a fractured leg in fall on an icy walk leading to the
 high school.
 Applications of Milford Evon and Charles Bertrand appointment to the borough police was referred to a committee consisting of Burgesses Anenberg and Zwick. Property own- CTS on Quinn street and Spencer street petitioned the board for ac- , ceptance of the streets and to have 1 lines and grade established. The pe- titions were referred to the street | committee. The board voted to re-
 compense Henry Schildgen, ST, for | three chickens killed by stray
 dog. He will be apid $2 piece. A | tax bill of Michael Wargo over
 which there is some dispute was re- | ferred to the tax abatement com-
 mittee.
 Funeral of Mrs LaVete Warner. The funeral of Mrs Nettie Gran ! dall Warner, widow of LaVete c. | Warner, former residents of Nauga-
 tucktuck, who died Monday night at
 the home of her daughter, Mrs John
 Wolfe of Milford, will be held to-
 morrow afternoon at o'clock. Services being conducted in the
 Futile Memorial chapel in Grove
 cemetery. Mrs Warner who was
 aged 80, was very well known in
 Naugatuck and her many friends of
 the borough will be grieved to learn one son, Maurice l.. Warner of Ro-
 chester, N. Y., one daughter. Mrs
 John Wolfe of Milford, and two sis ters, Mrs L. H. Meagley and Mrs H.
 A. Niles, both of Springfield, Mass. l Death of Well Known Resident. 1 Thomas Ahern, well known resi- l dent of the borough died yesterday
 afternoon in the Waterbury hospital.
 MT Ahern had been in poor health for a long period. For many years
 he was an employe of the G. I. R. Glove company, but previous to his
 recent illness was employed by the
 local street department. He is sur- vived by his wife, and one sister,
 Miss Nellie Ahern of Los Angeles,
 Cal. The funeral will be held from
 the funeral home of Henry P. Me- Carthy on Cedar street at 8:30 o.
 cis' church. Burial vii lbe in St James cemetery.
 Funeral of Richard Olmstcad. The funeral of Richard Olmstead of 184 North Main street, who died
 Monday afternoon in St Mary's hos pital in Waterbury was held this af- ternoon at 2 o'clock from the fu-
 neral home of Walter c. Gilnack of Park place. Services were conduct ed by the Rev Edward +. Hance of | the Congregational church. The
 body was placed in the Futile Me-
 morial vault in Grove cemetery. Funeral of Mrs Emily c. Warren. The funeral of Mrs Emily c. War | ren, widow of Manley B. Warren of
 Balston Spa, N. Y., who died Mon-
 day at the Waterbury hospital will
 be held tomorrow afternoon at
 o'clock from the home of her
 nephew, Warren D. Abel. 43 Milville avenue. Rev Joseph R. Swain of the Methodist Episcopal church will con-
 duct the service.
 Burial will be in Rocky City Falls, N. Y., at the convenience of the family.
 Funeral of Howard Crampton. The funeral of Howard Crampton, a former resident of Naugatuck and | brother of the late Harry I. Cramp- 1 ton, who died Monday at his home
 in Norwalk was held this afternoon
 at 2 o'clock from his home, 12 Bel
 den street, Norwalk. Burial was in l Norwalk.
 | Minstrels Tonight.
 A minstrel performance for the
 benefit of St MichaeIs church oi
 Beacon Falls will be held tonight ir
 the Gem Opera house.
 The show is being staged by thu West Haven council of the K. of Q