The Waterbury Democrat. [volume] (Waterbury, Conn.) 1917-1946, 1932-03-18
NAUCATUCK
Discuss Budget At
Meeting Tonight
Hope to Cut Down Final Figures-Arrest Trucker for
Overlooking

Warden Frank r. Green and his
board of burgesses will discuss the
borough budget for the coming
year at an adjourned meeting OIL
the board to be held tonight at )
o'clock. II has been the hope o.
the borough fathers that big re-
duction would be made in the bud
ret for the coming year. With this
In view the teachers of the bor-
ough have been given n ten per
cent reduction in salary as well as
all school employees, the members
OF the local police department have
agreed to take ten per cent cut
and the paid members of the fire
department have agreed to take II
five per cent reduction, but 1t is
expected that this will be MADE
ten per cent to conform with the
other departments. The school
board cut off some $4,000 from
their budget. If this ratio was re-
tanned by other departments in
the making of their budgets the
amount to be appropriated would
be cut lot from the figures OF
last year. But, on the other hand,
the board of charities comes along
with request for a budget or
500, 900; $4,000 fort he charities
department and $4,000 for the
town hall expense. This is about
$40, 900 more than the department
had last year. For the II months
of the present fiscal year the char
tiles department has spent some
thing over $9S,000. 1t Is not eX-
pected that the borough fathers
will complete the budget at the
session tonight, but they will have
tentative figures when they finish
with their labors.
State Trooper Makes Arrest
state Trooper Phillip Schwartz
OF the Beacon Falls barracks,y
yesterday afternoon arrested sam
uel alderman, of 80 Columbia
street. Masonic. on charge or
operating and overloaded truck
The case will be tried before
Deputy Judge ii. II. Schofeld In
the borough court tomorrow morn
ing.
There was no session OF the
borough court held this morning.
Final Recital Sunday
The final recital of the series of
five, arranged by Lyman b. Bum
nell, organist of the Congregational
church, will be held Sunday after
noon at o'clock in the church.
Mr. Bunnell will be assisted by Miss
Ruth Wilmot. violinist.
Sc Patrlck's Entertainment
The Children of Mary of st
Mary's church will sponsor a 81
Patrick's night entertainment to-
night in the parish hall. The en-
tertalnment will lbe featured in the
form of playlet entitled, THE
Spirit of st Patrick. 1t Is eX-
pecaed that a large gathering Will
attend the entertainment.
Elks to Bowl
The bowling team of Naugatuck
lodge of Elks will bowl against the
team of Derby Lodge of Elks to-
night in the Palace alleys. The
contests will start at s o'clock.
Among the members of the local
team are Sol Anepberg. James
Sweetman, James Nardello, Joseph
Talbot, Art Swan, Ben Llndahl,
Thomas Lawley, Patrick Mckeon.
Edward Leach, Joseph Casey,
Henry Freeman.
Real Estate Transfer
According to papers tiled with
Town Clerk Louis Schiller, Jr.
William Ii. and Katherine H. Allen
have purchased parcel OF iand
situated on Wooster street from
Samuel Rubin.
st Cecilia Gard Party
The st Cecilia T. A. b. Society
will sponsor a public card party to-
night in their rooms in the st
Francis school building. Prizes will
be awarded the winners In the
various games and refreshments
will be served.
Garbage Contract TO be Awarded.
It Ia expected that the contract
for collecting the borough garbage
will be awarded at the meeting OF
the board of warden and burgesses
to be held tonight. At the last
meeting Of the board bids were
submitted by IL persons in the
borough who would like to have
the contract. The bids ranged all
the way from $3.50 to $4,000,
the other bids running In be-
tween.
M Crack Y Swimmers Win.
The Yale sophomore swimming
team fell prey to the crack Nauga-
tuck YMCA swimmers last night
In meet held in the local "Y"
pool 1926. The meet was closely
contested. 1t was the 18th victory