The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-02-05
NAUGATUCK Board Takes No
 Action On Budget
Call Special Meeting for Feb 25-May Be Afternoon
 Sessions of High School Next Year

No action on the tentative budget to be submitted to the board of warden and burgesses was taken at the meeting of the board of educa- tion yesterday afternoon. The board decided to hold 8 special meeting on February 25 to consider the fig ures. According to state law the board must submit the figures for the school budget to the borough board by March of each year. Yes terday's session was taken up with routine business.
 Supt Chittenden informed the board that cuts would be made in fourteen separate items when the budget was made up for next year. He also reported that 1t will un- doubtedly be necessary to hold aft ernoon sessions in the high school when school opens for the fall term next September. This will entail an additional expense of about $5000 for teachers salaries. The after noon sessions will be for freshmen of the commercial classes. At pres- ent the high school is overtaxed with students, the facilities of the school having been planned for dDOuL HUU WIlIc ONcl tOV are now registered. This number will be increased to between 800 and 900 when sessions start next fall. Board members were opposed to splitting up the sessions of freshmen in the commercial course and were of the opinion that sepa- rate sessions should be held in the afternoon. The board voted to have the record book of the secretary kept at the office of the superin- tendent in future so that 1t will be available when wanted.
 Head of Order Entertained
 State Chief Haymaker John Lawlor of the borough and his off, cial staff paid an official visit to Natatuc association of Haymakers at their reg ular meeting last night. A big reception was rendered the local man who was elected head of the order last fall. The pro- gram featured an entertainment and supper.
 Collection Over $fOO,OOO
 Slightly over $100,000O was cOl- lected by Tax Collector Charles F. Daily of the seven mill tax on dist rict No 2 on the grand list of 1880 during the month of July. The total amount of the tax due the borough was $119,000. The sum fell short of the collection of 1880 for the same tax by about $6000. Under existing conditions the col lection was considered average. During the month of December the tax collector collected $2000 more than in the same month of 1880.
 Registrars Meeting
 Registrars of Voters George P. Young and Dennis M. Kinskey are in session in the borough court room this afternoon for the pur- pose of receiving the names of those who wish to register with their respective party so that they may take part in the primaries to be held preceding the annual election in May. Another session will be held on Friday, Feb 12. The ses- sion today will end at 9 o'clock to- night. Only those whose names ap- pear on the party primary lists will be permitted to vote at the party caucuses.
 May Start Golden Hill Work
 When work on the trunk line sewer on Riverside drive Is com pleted in a few weeks, work may be started on the laying of storm sewer and the grading of City Hill street. This work was ordered started some time ago by the borough board but as the sewer will have to run through private property for part of the dis tance, difficulties were encountered by the engineer in scuring prmis- sion. Burgess Henry Zwick who has been advocating this work for a long time has a plan in nina where he believes the sewer may be laid without crossing private prop erty. If the plan works out, 1t IS the intention to start the work so that the unemployed men on the trunk line sewer will have work.
 Death of Mrs Anna Thurk
 Mrs Anna Elizabeth (Reinhardt) Thurk, 77, widow of Rudolph Thurk, died "Wednesday night at her home, 52 Sheffield Lane. Mrs Thurk had resided here for about 55 years and was one of the older German residents.
 She is survived by two daughters, Misses Katherine and Emily Thurk, both of this borough and one brother, William Reinhardt Of N. J.
 She was a member of Freund- shaft Lodge, D. of H.
 Nhe funeral will be held to- morrow afternoon from her late