The Waterbury Democrat., 1932-04-27
is finally settled"
 Budget Detailed.

Budget Detailed. 1 The proposed budget for the coming year is outlined in detail in the report. In the past it has been the custom of asking for a lump sum for a department with out giving any details. Under the new system the various items that come under each head is listed such as salaries materials, sup lies and so forth.
 Sagendorf-Osgathorpe. 1 Miss Jean Osgathorpe, daughter Of MT and Mrs Fred Osgathrope | of High street and Howard J.. Sagendorf of Waterbury were unit ed in marriage yesterday morning in St Francis church at 8:30 O. clock by the pastor. Rev John j.. Fitzgerald.
 The bride was attended by Miss Mary McClosky of Hartford as bridesmaid and Herbert Sagen- | dorf of Waterbury, brother of the ing the ceremony wedding breakfast was served at the home | of the brides aunt, Mrs H. Burns of High street
 Election Officials to Be Sworn.
 Officials who will have charge of the annual borough election on Monday will be sworn into tonight at o'clock in the borough court l room by Warden Frank T. Green. Notices were sent out to those named to have charge of the cleo tion yesterday by Borough Clerk Hugh Hearns requesting them to report tonight.
 Spoke On Prosperity"
 'Is the United States Headed for Continued Prosperity was the sub- ject of an interesting address giv- en this noon at the weekly lunch con of the Rotary club held in Halls Tavern.
 .. Mission To open
 A one week mission to be con- ducted by the Dominican Fathers will open in St Mary's church next Sunday. The mission will be for both men and women of the par ish.
 Had Spoken In Borough
 Peter W. Collins, national lec- turer of the Knights of Columbus who died in Brighton, Mass. Sum- day was we'll known in the borough where he had lectured. News of his death was received with deep re- gret by local members of the order.
 Annual Junior Prom
 Tn annual junior prom of the To- cal High school will be held in the high school auditorium on May 27. The committee of arrangements consists of William St John, chair man; Betty Duff, Emily Cox, Beat rice Fenn, Anna Erickson, Edward McDonough and Kenneth Foy. The junior prom is one of the big events in the social realm of the school.
 Annual Meeting Friday
 The annual meeting of the Naug- atuck Day Nursery Association will be held Friday morning at 10 O. clock in the nursery rooms on Wa ter street.
 Mrs Thomas M. Bull will preside. She will submit her annual report. Others who will make reports Are secretary Sophie Brown; treasurer, Mrs G. Dana Warner. Miss Hattie Bliss will report on membership, Mrs Howard B. Futile on mothers; Mrs Conrad s. Ham on house; Mrs Howard l.. Isbell on supplies; Mrs Frank l.. Bradbury on entertain ment and Mrs Chester P. Isbell on visiting. The superintendent, Mrs Eliza J. H. l.. Edwards will also render her report at this meeting. Officers for the ensuing year will be elected.
 Many Attend Card Party
 The card party conducted last night by the auxiliary of Crusader Post, Veterans of Foreign Wars was largely attended and proved big success. Various games were played, Prizes were awarded and refresh ments were served.
 Several Attend Funeral
 Many local residents attended the funeral this afternoon of Daniel Darlington of Beacon Falls who died Sunday at his home which was held from the Ward Funeral Home in Seymour. Burial was in Pines- bridge cemetery.
 The gross debt of the borough is $64S,271 and the bonded debt $404,000 according to figures in the borough report as prepared by Ed- ward c. LingenheldNin charge of the borough bookkeeping system. There are two outstanding bond issues one of $254,000 refunding bonds and a recent issue of trunk line sewer pouus VI $loV,VVV. Ine total assets of the borough are $187519.69. The total current liabilities include $223.513.9S for loans payable to banks and $2O.757.S9 in bills pay able. The total cash resources of the borough during the year was $955.706.34 and the total disburse- ments $952,370.47, leaving bal ance of $S,335.9f.
 Coal Supply Arrives
 The Naugatuck Fuel company awarded the contract to furnish. coal for the schools of the borough have started to i'll the bins of the vs rious sabools. The supply is now