The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-05-24
NAUGATUCK 1 Thompson Named
 Full Time Assessor
Police Department Gets 59o Cut-Quinn and Scully
 Renamed to Fire Department

before granting permission to such types of entertainment. 1 Warden Whittemore stated that he granted permission for the carnival which appeared in the borough last week for the reason
 that 1t would help the local vet erans' organization. On motion of Burgess Richard Parkinson 1t was voted that no carnivals be permitted to show in tho borough during the coming year.
 To Repair Ambulance The board voted to have the | police ambulance overhauled and
 the body of the car improved after
 Warden Whittemore informed
 them that the work could be done
 for $125.
 A communication had been re-
 ceived requesting that the test
 alarm of the fire whistle be made
 at 8 o'clock in the evening instead
 of at 12 o'clock noon, Warden
 Whittemore said he favored the change and the board 50 voted. The board set the salary of the fire marshal at $500, and the ot didt LIlb dL pUVVs It was voted to make the Nauga- depository.
 Permission was granted by the board to Our Lady of Mt Carmel society to conduct their annual celebration on July 15 and 16. The warden was empowered to adjust a claim for damages filed by Rocco Scavone for damage to his property caused by the borough digging out his bank on High street. MT Scavone 1t was stated was willing to accept the sum of $100 for the damage. Plans and profles of Hard street as prepared by the borough engineer were approved and work was ordered started on the pro- ject.
 The board also ordered the bor- ough engineer to establish street and grade lines on Pond street and curb and gutters were ordered in- stalled.
 While the work is underway the borough engineer will consider the advisability of opening up Pond street to Southview street.
 Curb and gutters were ordered installed on the north end of High street to complete the work started on this street several years ago. Grading work on Golden Hill street will be carried on further by the street department according to vote passed. It was also voted to have the borough engineer to, layout street lines on Locust street near Prospect street and the street graded according to the lines.
 The street superintendent was instructed to make repairs to the railings on the Cotton Hollow and the Locust street bridges. The condition of 8 cement cross walk tuck Drug company to the O'Brien intendent of streets for action. Borough Engineer Charles D. Curtiss was named tree warden by the board. There will be no salary attached to the position. It was reported to the board that the tree in front of the Keliiher property on Carroll street should be re. moved.
 The local police officers will go on eight hour shifts starting with next Friday night, 1t was stated this morning. Heretofore, the of- ficers have worked in ten hour shifts.
 It was expected that the board of wardens and burgesses would take some action on the matter last night at their meeting rela- tive to the new schedule that has been talked of for the past several weeks, but no mention was made. Instead 1t is reported that the head of the police department has been notified by the heads of the bor. ough government to inaugurate the eight hour schedule on next Fri. day night.
 The new change of hours will do away with the hiring of supernum- eraries to do duty from o'clock in the evening until in the evening when the regular night patrolmen have been in the habit of reporting for duty.
 The new schedule with the addi- tional cut of five per cent in the wage of the patremen will knock their pay envelopes down to about $28 Q week.
 Chief Adamson, it is reported, has already notified the officers of the change in working schedule. Engagement Announced Announcement has been made of the engagement of their daughter, Miss Edna Elizabeth Willett of Needham, Mass, by Mr and Mrs william Wfiiaff fH Vytlfiaxxa Tran sxi-