The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-01-30
NAUCATUCK
Huge Crowd To
Attend Meeting
Court Room May Not Accommodate Al-BOrOugh to
Discuss Retaliation OF Property

borough have the sole right TO levy
the tax, the borough charter speci-
fees that every tax to be laid by the
borough shall be laid on the grand
list of said borough, which shall
have been according to law next
before the laying OF such tax. AZ
completed and aled It would APP
pear that the freemen would be
within their legal rights TO pass
such vote at the present time and
thus get around the situation with
out going through all of the red
tape In appearing before the board
Of relief. The meeting from all APP
| pearances Will be an interesting
one. Warden Frank r. Green will
| preside.
Start Sessions Monday
Nils A. Olson, Richard Durkin
| and Rocco Mariana, members of
the board of relief will start ses-
| aons for the purpose of hearing
appeals from the doings of the as
sessors on Monday. The sessions
Monday will be held from 10 In
the morning until IL noon, from 2
until In the afternoon and from
1880 until In the evening. scs-
slons will also be held next week
on Wednesday, Friday and Satur-
day at the same hours and other
sessions are slated to be held up to
February 20, which Will be the
final one.
Hope To Defeat New CITY
| Naugy high In In hopper of TAX
Ing over the Torrington High
school basketball team when they
| fn- tt0Ef In Uu1tnU
contest to be played In TOrrington.
Naugy after dropping two contests.
one to Wildly and one TO New Bril-
tain High, while evidently in q
slump have come back strong the
past two weeks and have been win
ming consistently since then. Tor
rington high is always o. formid-
able foe when playing against the
garnet and gray In any branch a..
sport. Hundreds Of local fans OK
pect to witness to-night's contest.
Registrars TO Meet
Rcgistrars of Voters George y.
Young and Dennis M. Linskey have
given notice that they will hold D.
gession In the borough court room
on next Tuesday from IL o'clock
noon until 8 o'clock In tho evening
for the purpose Of receiving appli-
cations for party enrolment and
to make corrections in case OF re-
moval etc. All those who wish to
take part in the spring primaries
must make application to be enroll
led at this session.
Meeting Friday
Eegistrars Of Voters y. M. Lin
skcy and George T.. Young viii
hold o. meeting next Friday In the
court room for the purpose Of re-
cciving applications for the pri-
any necessary corrections In the
voting lists.
This means that the leaders OF
the rival political parties will set
their machines into operation this
week. The democrats plan to In.
crease their primary lists with
names OF newly made voters. 1t IN
expected that the Cop. list will
also be made larger. A second
meeting Of the registrars b gched-
uled for Friday, February 18th for
the same purposes.
start jail Sentences
Frank Perry, 20, and John Pa
chas, 20, employees of the United
States Rubber Company who were
sentenced TO serve nix months In
New Haven county Jail by Judge
Claremont I. Tolles for stealing q
stitching machine from the COM
pnny, we're taken to Jail by Chief
John A. Adamson. The men were
arrested Wednesday evening when
the machine was located in their
boarding house In South Main
street. They pleaded guilty to the
charge Of theft.
Play TOrringtOn Tonight
Pete Foley will take his NauR-
atuck high school basketball team
to TOrrington this evening to play
tho high school Ave OF that place.
The game In scheduled to be staged
In the Stnte armory. A. large
number OF fans from here will wit.
ness the encounter.
Miss Avery Here Monday
Miss Eunice Avery, lecturer, VIII
give another address, on Current
Events, In the Congregational par
ish house Monday afternoon al
l3:45 o'clock. The lecture series by
Miss Avery In being given under
the auspices OF the Woman'S study
club.
Sl8 Have Paid TAG
Announcement IN made by Per-
sonnl Tax Collector G. Henry
squires that 818 people have al
ready paid the 81 tax which IN now
due. After March 3. an additional
81 will be added to those who DO
not settle by that time.
Many Visit Tax Collector
| Many property owners nave a.
ready paid the seven min tax on
the 1880 grand list which In duc
this month. During the past few
days, Tax Collector Charles y. DAILY
has been kept very busy receiving
payments. Some large checks
have arrived and have swollen tne
borough treasury considerably. Mr.
DAILY believes that the coIlectio
will come nearly eqnnlling last
years.
Barber Shop to Close
Edward O'Brien who has been
operating the barber shop con-
Quoted for years by his father, the
late Michael w. O'Bricn In the Ba2
building. will move the natures 10
New Haven on Monday. The busl.
ness here IL being disposed OF. u
NJ the passing of another old estab'
Iishment In the borough.
when ~ light rain which started o.
noon and continued during the AZ
ternoon frozc an soon nv II landed
. | tHtaA.htAIAa were COuVe0