The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-25
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1 be held this afternoon and Wed.
 nesday afternoon after school. A
 class for adults is also being
 formed. In formation relative tc this class may be obtained at the church rectory.
 Kept on the Hop
 Bremen at the Maple street fire house were kept continually or the jump Saturday answering calls from all sections of the borough to fight brush fires. A total of 13 calls were received during the day Several of the fires were bad ones
 Yesterday the fire laddies had a respite as not a call was received throughout the day. To Vote on Amendments Freemen of the borough will vote on two proposed amendments to the state constitution on Mon day, May 2, when the annual Dor. ough election is held. The vote will be by yes and "etaoishrdluI will be by "Yes" and .'No" ballot on the voting machines.
 One of the amendments would permit absentee voters from the state or those who are physically unable to appear at the polling places on election day to send their
 votes in under provisions to be made by the general assembly. The qualifications of such voters to be passed upon by the selectmen and town clerk or assistant town clerk of the several towns.
 The other resolution has to dc with permission of the warden and treasurer of the borough with the approval of the board of warden and burgesses to borrow from time to time a sum or sums not to ex- ceed $300,O0O in the aggregate, ir anticipation of the taxes of thf current year, May 2s 1892. for the purpose. of meeting current ex' penses of the borough on tempor ary loans in anticipation of tht taxes of said municipal year and te execute and issue for such loans the negotiable notes of the Dor ough payable within one year from their dates bearing interest not ex' ceeding six per cent,
 Three Hundred Eighty Voters Made
 One hundred three men ant
 ninety-six women were made
 voters at the session of the board of selectmen and Town Clerk
 Louis Schiller, Jr, held Saturday It was the final session of the boart
 before the annual spring election to be held May 2.
 There were 533 names on thu list ito be made" but in the two
 sessions conducted only 380 applied to ho od iffad
 The names of those made, voters
 Saturday follows: Men-Waltel
 Salinsky, John Kochanowski, Ear Hemstreet, Leonard Krulikoski
 Peter Parawich, Joseph Maxilaus
 kas, William E. Forte, Thoma! Strieski, Harold R. Lutz, Raymond
 Fredericks, Edward I. Roberge Nelson s. French, William J Birdsall, Leo Roberts, Alden c
 Schlosser, Joseph Ruccio, Clarence
 D. Holt, Rev H. s. Brustat, Andrew
 Molnar, James Day, Frederick M
 Hufnagle, Carl E. Anderson, Nor
 man H. Wood. Harold H. Stauffer
 Irving Jayne. H. E. Hollister, liar old P. Bristol, Charles J. Bertrand
 Herbert E. Fowler, Joseph ". Gig; gin, Francis M. McKeon, Wallace
 A. Noble, William A. Passeck, Johr
 F. Healy, Jesse w. Schwartz
 James Lannon, Charles S. Kennedy
 Martin J. Milan, Thomas J. Kelly Andrew McCann, Lawrence F. Duff.
 fany, Harold J. WoodfieId, Ralpi H. Floyd, Marie LaValley, Gillette
 H. Noble, Alfred Moritis, James
 Kennedy, Samuel Tummarello
 John Francis Lengyel, Anthon!
 Cicio,. Merton H. Sullivan, Walter
 E. Rozensky, Chester Tomasheski
 Raymond Goggin, Charles Martin
 Enrico Reale, John w. Mccarthy Michael Marinaccio, Felix Witkow
 ski, John F. Crelan. Albert Fleck
 Antonio Brodeur, Joseph DiPaola
 Edwdard J. OBrien, Roland c
 Hathaway, Victor Poulin, Michae c. Smith. Joseph Worrell, Michae Monahan.
 Harry B. Olson. Jr. Francis Callahan. Leo J. Battel, Vincent F Palmoski, James R. Errock. Franl Ostroski, Henry Sodloski. Henry Sodloski, Selfurt Weiss, George A
 Kelly. Louis Buckmiller. Brainart Smith. Harry E. Lee, Raymond
 Czaplicki, Konstanty Biegansky
 Louis Habib, Valentino Renxon Milton IT. Carlson, Chester Stan, kiewlcz, Francis R. Grant. Stanle, Klosowslxi, James F. Dinneny
 Ferdinand Montanari. Luke w
 Kane, William T. Mariana, stephas
 Cantor. Richard Murphy. Josepi
 Leo Cody, Louis Russo, John sitar John Joyce. John A. Durr. Sam