The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-07-29
NAUCATUCK
Registrars Announce
 Enrolment Sessions
Start in Fall Campaign Complete Survey of People 65 Years Old in Borough

Notice has been given by Regis- trars of Voters George P. Young and Dennis M. Linskey to the effect that they will be in session on Fri day, August 5, and Friday, August 12, from 12 o'clock noon until 9 Tn the evening for the purpose of re- ceiving applications for party en- rollment and to make corrections in case of removal, etc.
 This is the first real political ac-4 tivity pertaining to the fall election. Those whose names do not appear on their respective party lists will not be allowed to vote at the cau- cuses to name delegates to the va rious conventions to be held to make nominations of candidates for the November election.
 Notice has been given by the democratic state central committee that the party caucuses will be held on August IS, to name dele- gates to the state convention of the party which is slated for early in September at the Hotel Griswold in Groton.
 In Ofice Tonight
 Tax Collector N. Hadley Cox will be in his office tonight from un- til 9 o'clock for the collection of the 19 mill tax on the grand list Of 1881, due July l. Monday will be the last day for the payment of the tax if the property owner wishes to escape interest charges. Alter Monday one months interest will be added to all unpaid bills.
 Survey Completed
 A survey of persons in the bor- ough 65 years of age or older has been completed by the agents working under Professor Roy l.. Meeker who was designated by the "Old Age Pension" commission to make a, survey of the state so that the commission will have data to present to the next session or the general assembly. The agents in- teryiewed 145 residents of the bor- ough in the survey. Much valu- able data was obtained and Profes- sor Meeker speaks highly of the CO., operation given by those who were interviewed. While conduct ing the survey in Naugatuck, the agents made their headquarters Tn inc office of Judge Martin E. Gormley, a member of the commis- sion named by Governor Cross.
 Falcons Meet Cresccnts
 Tomorrow afternoon the Cres- cents leaders in the Naugatuck Amateur baseball league will meet the Falcons. This gaMe will be the second on the afternoon card, the orioles of Beacon Falls and the PastImes clashing in the first game of the afternoon. Both contests should be interesting to watch.
 Alterations Started
 Alterations to the building re. gently purchased from the Napg- atuck National Bank, receivers Tor the Naugatuck Bank & Trust com pany by Morris Rosenblatt were started yesterday.
 The store formerly occupied by |r. Dreyer and that of the Schpero .Iewelry store will be made into one and MT Rosenblatt will occupy hoth stores. A new front is also heinz installed in the building. It ig expected it will take several weeks to complete the work.
 Committee Meeting A meeting of the committee m charge of arrangements for the part that Naugatuck post will play in the annual parade to be held in connection with the state con- yention of the legion in Waterbury next month will be held tonight at o'clock in the legion rooms.
 All members oe the committee are to attend.
 The post will have a float in the. parade and the rube band will also take part. To-night at 6:45 o'clock the |ouoit team of the Beacon Falls ire department and the quoit team of inc local fire fighters will meet in d contest in the rear of the Maple street Ire house. Both teams are confident of victory.
 DeIegatcs to Convention
 Conrad Rohs and Arnold Lundin will represent the Luther league of the Salem Lutheran church at the state conference of Luther leagues to be held In Watereury oyl September { and b. Adrian ol. son and Erie wedi' were named Abcut 50 members of the iceaI lloaGue wii leave Sunday mcrnink from the local church ht ? O'CLOCK for Broekton, Mass, where tnsy viii be guests Of the league of tns Droekfen church, The IT'D VIII bs made in autos.
 An outing and hot dog roast wee M sujess6 by fhs Youne Peoples sooIsfv of lhe ImmAnuei Lutheran church last niehl on ihe church srounds; The event proved a very F"}*s1.. }...'...r ,ss ss.t weak tha lsoai