The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-08
1 NAUGATUCK Board Won't Allow
 Storing Of Fireworks
Permission to Use Recreation Field Structure Denied
 -Pyrotechnic Display Next Saturday

the motion, said the Rotary club should be complimented and thanked for its splendid work.
 An insurance policy carried on boilers in the Prospect street, Hop Brook High school and Central avenue schools, was ordered to be dropped. It falls due in October and the premium amounts to sS18.90. It was tEe sentiment of the board that no benefit would ever be derived, as the water pres sure was not great enough to cause worry about the boilers blowing up. ,,.
 The board appointed. Gardiner Wood of Park avenue. this place, manual training instructor in the grammar schools. He alternated the last few months of the school year with James F. Mccormick Of waterbury. His salary was placed at $1,5OO. MT Wood was recom- mended by Supt Chittenden.
 Carroll Chairman of Drive
 Democrats of the borough elect ed D. J. Carroll, business man, chairman of the victory drive com- mittee that will solicit funds to wipe out the debt of the national democratic party, at a meeting held last night in the borough court room. Prominent democrats were present at the session which was addressed by Mrs Mary E.. Caine, a member of the state cen tral committee from the 14th dis trict. Mrs Caine is also secretary of the local town committee. Naugatuck's quota was placed at $500.
 Fifty captains were named to have charge of the canvassing. Each captain will have to obtain SIP during the campaign. Much enthuhiasm was manifested at the session which was attended by prominent democrats. It was an I1ounced that lawn party would be held next Monday evening at the home of MT Carroll on Cherry street, Democrats throughout the district will be invited.
 District Leaders Meet Tonight Leaders of the democratic party in the 14th senatorial district, will hold a meeting at 8 o'clock to- night in the court room to organ ize for the fall campaign. Frank McDermott of West Haven and Mrs Mary T. Caine of Naugatuck. will have charge of the meeting and outline plans that have been | formulated. At the conclusion or | the session, refreshments will be served.
 A campaign against violators of | the parking ordinances of the bor- ougfi was inaugurated yesterday | by the local police, five alleged 1n- | fringers of the parking laws being notified to appear in court. At the monthly meeting of the board of | warden and burgesses held last | Tuesday night there was consider | able objection raised to the fact | that motorists are paying little attention to traffic regulations and 1 parking restrictions, particularly the traffic regulations.
 | .~s Borough Included
 h Naugatuck aerie of Eagles, con- sistent advocates of the old age
 pension, has. received notice from | the old age pension committee of l the state of which Judge Martin B.
 GormIey of this borough is mem-
 Der to the effect that the commits
 sion at a meeting held July 1,
 decided that in making the state
 survey in reference to old age pen
 sions. Naugatuck would be includ-
 ed. Residents of the borough who may be called upon are earnestly
 asked to cooperate with the rep
 resentative Of the commission who
 will seek certain specific tnforma- tion.
 At the present time surveys are
 being made in Waterbury, Bridge
 port, Danbury and Stamford. Sur veys have been completed in the following places: Norwich, Middle
 town, Putnam. New Haven, Ash.
 land and storrs. The commission
 will have a report ready for sub.
 mission to the next session of the
 Legislature relative to their finding The league leading Crescentf and the Falcons who are occupy ing the cellar position in the league
 standing will perform in the nrsi contest scheduled for tomorrow
 afternoon in the Naugatuck Anna. ] teur baseball league. The game it scheduled for 2 o'clock. At
 o'clock the Pastimee and the orioles Will battle. Dick Tuekey gr, who has been engaged to on. clate at all future games of the , league, will hold tho indicator