The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-01-08
1 NAUGATUCK
 Many Attend Show Given By Bremen
kinstreIs Are Much ppreciated-Antcipate Increase in High School Registration Next Fall

, informed tho board members thai one Of the English teachers h present Is handling five classci daily, instructing 150 pupils.
 In the opinion of Supt Chltten' dent the only plausible solution will be holding of afternoon sess' sions for the freshmen class or q part of the class enrolled. This will mean added expense as more teachers will be necessary. Board members were agreed thnt tho the situation ls getting to n pass where something must be done {. The matter will be given careful consideration by the committee be- fore the budget for the coming year Is made up.
 In the opinion of Supt Chitten- dent better system of examining the health of school children should be evolved. Pupils arc giV- en examinations at present but the present system could be Improved upon.
 The superintendent suggested , that it might be advisable 10 hire school physicians. He did not think the expense would be any greater than under tho present system. The board voted to have inc committee on operations VII Supt Chittcnden take the matter up with Health officer Walter l. Baker,
 Change Meeting Hour.
 The board voted to change the hour for holding meetings from X o'clock in ihc evening to , in the afternoon on the second Thurs day of each month. Supt Chittcn- den thanked the press for cooper alton in calling attention to the homcmaklnS classes being conduct cd at the high school by Miss Frances Gooch of the state board of cducatiOn. The registration had been increased through the publicity of the press.
 The board approved of the ar rangcmcnts made by Supt ChittcH- school pupils who live in the are now being transported by LcClairH bus.
 After Attorney McDonough had | 'tiiFi iII' pb''Ih hNi'Itic'' '' hii' condition of the granite curbing ii front ol the salem school on the cast side of Meadow street, it was voted 10 call the matter to the at tcntion of the Unemployment fund Attorney McDonough stated tn, curbing was in dangerous condi. ton and pupils of the salem schoo might be injured if the conditor ! Ia al
 The report of Supt ChittcndeI disclosed that 4 little over $47,00' remains in the budget for tho balance of the fiscal year. In th' nine months Just closed thch cx pcnse has been $l70,857,lo out 0 a $2l8.00O budget.
 Officers Installed.
 Deputy Great Sachem AlDer Kistncr and staff of Waterbury in stalled the newly elected chiefs 0 Natatus tribe Of Red Men at regular meeting held last night il odd Fellows hall, A social sessiol followed the meeting and refresh mcnts were served.
 phcasanis to I,c NeIcascd.
 Fifteen cock pheasants will b | ftItdbfu III Utlkbp'i '''' '''fn VI the next few days by the Iocd Fish and Game club. The clu has also drawn up list Of stream to be presented 10 the state hs and game commission 10 be stocke with trout The new ish commit tee of the club Is composed Of Ed ward simmons, Louis Sehiiler, Jf George BahIman, William u Moody, Harry olson, William Gar land and Frank O'Donneil m new game committee is made n of the following members. hnsll Baker, George Painter. WliilhH I3r0aderiek, Michael bhhnnhhhi Thomas r. Saunders, and W'lI'hh Garland,
 The ekeeutlye committee iB mad mn of te,iIls Schiller. Jr, Hlllihn lsroadariob. Hilfrsd |, MsRlh' I W. Whitiook, TbsmnB v, shnndri and William Garland. Lotus h'hi'