The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-07
NAUGATUCK
Schiller Prepares
Progressive Ticket
List of Petitioners Contains Democrats and Republic
cans-SchOo Meeting Is Postponed

avenue; Mary A. Richards, New
Haven road; Hans o. Nissen, %
West street.
John Greene, 209 North Main
street; Cornelius j. Splann, Sc
Golden Hill street; Charles H. Mes
sner, 107 Wooster street; p. August
johnson. 119 Grove street; Walter
K. Perkins, 10 Fern street; Will
liam A. Bowling, "a North Hoadley
street; George L. Aspell, Sc North
Hoadley street; Edwin Anderson,
los Grove street; Raymond Phil
lips, 81 Beebe street; Martin Joyce,
338 North Main street; Donatus
Anderson, l03 Grove street; Morti-
mer Quirk, So Scott street; ]. H.
Ranslow, 33 Phoenix avenue; Felix
Vilkas, German street; James
King, 1876 johnson street; Frank
Mayberry, 80 Carroll street; H. o.
Nissen, Jr, 28 West street; o. M.
Messner, 304 Scott street; Irving
Beauchamp, 145 Hoadley street;
Horrex James King, Fuller street;
DeForest L. Hart, 81 Fuller street;
Daniel Arbusto, Cotton Hollow;
Frederick S. Twotchell, Brook
street; Franklin H. Chiffon, 80
Wooster street; Ella B. Chiffon, 80
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, chell, IT Brook street; Margaret HI.
Waite, las johnson street; James
j. Hackett, LAG johnson street.
Gottfrid Carlson of 156 High
land avenue and Joseph Krause of
70 Greenwood street, also signed
the list, but according TO Town
Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr, their
names are not on the voting list.
School Meeting Postponed
Superintendent of Schools Harold
Chittenden announced today that
that there would be no regular
meeting of the board of education
this evening. He said that the
session had to be called off be-
cause some members would be out
of the borough on business. The
meeting in all probability, he said,
would take place next Tuesday aft
ernoon at 5 o'clock. Several i'm
portant matters are to be consid-
cred. Superintendent Chittenden
will report that the safe in his Of
flee which was recently damaged
by burglars, has been repaired. 1T
cost $50, he declared, to correct
the damage.
Attorney McDonough to Install
Attorney John F. McDonough of
this borough. past exalted ruler
of Naugatuck lodge Of Elks, will
install the newly elected officers of
Bridgeport lodge, in that city to-
night. 1t VIII be Attorney McDon-
ough's pleasure to install to the
Office of exalted ruler, his nephew,
stephen McDonough. who was re-
Gently elected. The installation
ceremonies will be followed by a
social session.
Charities Meeting Monday
Superintendent of Poor A. Bar
ton Cross is working on his finan-
cial report for the past IL months.
which will be submitted at the
charities board meeting next Mon
day night. 1t will give in detail,
a list of all expenditures of the de-
:. Funeral of Mrs Mary E. White.
former resident of Platts Mills who
died Monday at her home in larry
town, N. Y, was held this after
noon at 3 o'clock from the funeral
home of Ralph F. Gilnack, 20
Park place. The services were con-
Quoted by the Rev Arthur F. Lewis
rector of st Michaers Episcopal
church. Burial was in Grove ceme-
terry. s.e
Neishbors Night
Neighbors Night will be observed
by Beacon Valley Grange at their
regular meeting to be held to-mor-
row night in Grange Hall. The