The Waterbury Democrat., 1931-05-15
NAUCATUCK
Warden Issues Call
 For Special Meeting
Will Be Held Monday Nght-Recent Candidates for
 Election File Expense Accounts


 Warden Frank T. Green yesterday issued call for special meeting of the board of warden and burgess es to be held next Monday night in the borough court room at o'clock. At this meeting the board will take up the matter of appointive officers including borough clerk, superin- tendent of streets, borough attorney, building inspector, borough en- gineer, officers of the fire depart nent, senior burgess and second senior burgess and the various com nittees. These appointments were due to be made last Monday night, but due to the illness of Warden Green the board meeting was called of.
 There is great speculation as to the prospective appointees. There is a rift in the ranks of the democrat ic members of the board concern ing the matter, Burgess John Burke of the first ward favoring candidates that the other members of the board are not in accord with. It is the desire of the old board from reports to keep in office the present office holders.
 According to reports the matter is near solution and when the board members convene on Monday night the appointments will be all settled. The general opinion expressed about the borough is that if Burgess Burke and the other democratic members of the board cannot come to an un- derstanding, that some of the re. publican board members VIII throw their support to Warden Y foi, oon
 File Expense Accounts
 Borough Treasurer John Kiernan, democrat who was successful at the polls on May 4. Burgess Henry Zwick, republican and Frank Mad den who opposed Burgess Maurice Anenberg for the nomination in the second ward have filed items of their expenses with Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr. Mir Kfernan states that he contributed $15 to the demo- cratic town committee. MT Madden incurred expenses of $40 for printing and Burgess Zwick had no expense.
 Camp Open Memorial Day
 Preparations for opening the To- cal Y. M. c. A. summer camp at Bantam Lake on Memorial Day, May 30, are now being made. The camp property is being gone over in pre- paration for the opening.
 There are nine cabins in the camp suitable for two persons. There is also a large bungalow for commit nifty gathering. Several of the cab ins have already been engaged for the season but there are a few still available. Members interested in camping are asked to get in touch with the "" authorities for fur theg information about the camp.
 Concert by Negro Singers
 Negro jubilee singers from the Piney Woods country life school at Piney Woods, Miss, who are making a tour of this section have been se- cured to give a concert in the local Methodist Episcopal church on Thursday evening, May 27 at 8 o. clock. The program will consist of spirituals, plantation songs, folk songs and readings in dialect. There will be a brief talk by the leader on the Piney Woods school which is a Christian academic and industrial school for negro boys and girls. The singers travel about the country in a 'sHi-Way' home, an automobile fitted up as a house..
 To Attend State Gathering
 Several members of Beacon Val ' q college on Sunday to take part in the annual grange gathering at the school. The trip will be made by auto.
 Will Form Holy Name
 Rev James T. Butler of St Fran cis Xavier church of Waterbury will be the principal speaker at exercises to be held tonight in St Mary's par ish hall in connection with the or- ganization of a Holy Name society in the parish. Officers of the society will be named at this meeting. It is expected that all other officers of the Holy Name society of St Fran cis Xavier church of Waterbury will be present at the exercises. Follow ing the business meeting there will be an entertainment. Among those who will take part in the program is Rev John J. Burke of St Thomas church of Thomaston. It is expect ed that the new society will start off with about 150 members.
 To Take Part in Parade
 Final plans for taking part in the parade to be held in New Haven next Tuesday night previous to the opening of the annual session of the Grand lodge of Odd Fellows of the state will be made at the meeting of Centennial lodge. of this borough at their regular meeting Monday night. The parade will be in honor of Grand Master Edwin s. Pickett of New Haven and will start at z o. clock near the New Haven railroad station. The line of march will be to the New Haven arena where a spec tacular play, "Androcles and the Lion" will be presented by the New Haven Little Theater Guild under the direction of Jack Crawford of Yale university. Fulton's American band will head the local delegation { in the parade. Claus Monsees is chairman of the local committee.
 Final Rehearsal Held
 The final rehearsal of the cast in the comedy. "The Alarm Clock" Opera house. The play will be pre- scented tonight in the Gem Opera house by cast composed of mem- bers of St Michaers Dramatic club and the Parish Players. The pro- ceeds of the play will go to the Naugatuck Day Nursery.
 Attended Funeral
 Grand Secretary Thomas O. Loughlin of the Foresters of the state attended the funeral this morning of William Hayes of Tariff vile. past grand chief ranger of the Foresters of the state. Mir Hayes had been prominent in the Foresters of America for many years and had several friends in the borough.
 Funeral of Mrs Anna Brennan
 The funeral of Mrs Anna Theresa Brennan, widow of Patrick Brennan who died early yesterday morning at the home of her daughter, Mrs vii. liam Mariana, 79 Cherry street, will be held tomorrow morning from the Mariana home at S:3O o'clock and at o'clock from St Francis church where a requiem high mass will be celebrated. Burial will be in St James cemetery.
 To Address Brotherhood
 Rev Arthur F. Lewis, rector of St Michaers Episcopal church will ad.